Speaker 1: Thank you, mister Shannon. It is Kentuckut's Morning News with
Speaker 1: Nick Coffee six oh five here on a Tuesday morning scuff.
Speaker 1: It's Jared alongside also John Olden. And the scam texts
Speaker 1: that have been circulating, I feel like I get like
Speaker 1: two or three.
Speaker 2: Of those a day. Yeah, get them.
Speaker 1: Probably probably an exaggeration on my end, but it's certainly
Speaker 1: not a surprise to see them. And am I wrong
Speaker 1: for asking aloud who falls for that?
Speaker 2: Because people do, right, That's why they do them.
Speaker 1: And I don't want to pass judgment because you know,
Speaker 1: I'm sure these are great people, but there's certain levels
Speaker 1: to these scams that I because, to be honest with you,
Speaker 1: there are some that are so elaborate, so believable, that
Speaker 1: it could get a lot of people. When I say yet,
Speaker 1: I mean you could fall for it. But there's some
Speaker 1: that are just okay, if this was legit, this would
Speaker 1: not be the way in which they would be contacting me.
Speaker 1: And this is not even like a legitimate automated number.
Speaker 1: But if they send those out to a million piece people,
Speaker 1: all it takes is a few bites and they've probably
Speaker 1: been able to compromise your your debit cards, credit cards,
Speaker 1: get your information, steal your identity, whatever it is that
Speaker 1: you want to do. So I'm surprised, but maybe I
Speaker 1: shouldn't because there's a lot of people in the world
Speaker 1: and maybe some are naive or just they don't have
Speaker 1: any radar at all as far as just being aware
Speaker 1: that there's people out here trying to take advantage of you.
Speaker 1: Which that's why a lot of times when you see
Speaker 1: you when you see these these victims, because that's what
Speaker 1: they are, they're victims. A lot of them are older
Speaker 1: people that just back when they were there, they're at
Speaker 1: a point now in their life where this is still
Speaker 1: relatively new, meaning the tech technological side of it, to
Speaker 1: where they're just they're thinking, Okay, well, this is probably
Speaker 1: the way that they now communicate with me. If I
Speaker 1: have an unpaid bill, I better go ahead and get
Speaker 1: this taken care of. But the spoofing that you see
Speaker 1: with devices is what.
Speaker 2: Makes it really really scary.
Speaker 1: And what I mean by spoofing is there there's technology
Speaker 1: that that you can I call I mean, I can't
Speaker 1: do it, trust me, I don't know how to do it.
Speaker 1: I'm not out here spoofing and scamming people. But if
Speaker 1: I had, you know, the technology or just the the
Speaker 1: savviness to pull it off like these scammers, I could
Speaker 1: call John Alden from Scott and it would show that
Speaker 1: it was Scott Fitzgerald's cell phone number. Yeah, and that
Speaker 1: a lot. I mean when you most people wouldn't even
Speaker 1: have any any hesitation to assume that that wasn't really
Speaker 1: the right that that person calling, because they would just assume, well,
Speaker 1: it's showing me that you're calling, so that that's that's
Speaker 1: a That's something that I don't know how those who
Speaker 1: who manufacture iPhones, smartphones, whatever it may be, maybe it's
Speaker 1: cell service, they've got to implement something to where you
Speaker 1: can't do that, because that's a scary thing to be
Speaker 1: able to call somebody and it show that it's coming
Speaker 1: from a different number. I mean, that alone would make
Speaker 1: people just assume, well, surely this is true because they
Speaker 1: called me from this number.
Speaker 3: Well, and that's the sad part is I don't even
Speaker 3: I can't tell you the last time I answered my
Speaker 3: cell phone. And that was the hardest thing that convinced
Speaker 3: Tony Cruize like he used to call and some degree,
Speaker 3: my wife she's she's a caller. My wife doesn't like
Speaker 3: to text, and I'm like, just text me, because you know,
Speaker 3: numbers get smoved. And you look at the emails now
Speaker 3: that come out, the templates that are there.
Speaker 2: The irs has been banging that drum forever.
Speaker 3: They're one of the ones that but those are becoming
Speaker 3: AI is changing everything now, I mean voices. Look at
Speaker 3: the number of people that got scammed think and their
Speaker 3: relatives were being held overseas and they made it manipulate
Speaker 3: their relatives.
Speaker 1: That's a different level of scumbag. Oh, because you know,
Speaker 1: you clearly go to that level because you realize that's something.
Speaker 1: Even if somebody thought for ninety nine percent chance that
Speaker 1: this was not real and it was fake, they they're
Speaker 1: not going to risk it. If it's something, you know,
Speaker 1: they would be less inclined to just you know, all
Speaker 1: the hell with that, that's not real because it's it's
Speaker 1: you imagine, imagine it being real, and you assumed it
Speaker 1: wasn't and something happened to one of your loved ones.
Speaker 3: So well, my wife was like, why am I getting
Speaker 3: so many calls from so many different places? I said,
Speaker 3: because your information has probably been sold Oh yeah to somebody,
Speaker 3: And you're crazy if you think that. That's like every
Speaker 3: time we used to do these stories on oh hackers
Speaker 3: have your information, there's a data breach. I just assume
Speaker 3: there's always a data breaching.
Speaker 1: It's going full circle because now at times you have
Speaker 1: if you're on this list, if you don't want to
Speaker 1: be on this list, right stop, that's just their way
Speaker 1: of establishing some level of communication with you to somehow
Speaker 1: see if they can get another response and maybe get
Speaker 1: your information. I mean, it's I can't tell you how
Speaker 1: many hard to keep up with?
Speaker 3: Well, how many emails I have blocked? How many people
Speaker 3: I have blocked? Out Look is great about letting me
Speaker 3: block people, because there's there's a lot of just garbage
Speaker 3: I get sent all day. But I've got numbers blocked.
Speaker 2: On my phone.
Speaker 3: I mean, just the minute somebody calls me, I know
Speaker 3: it's fake. I just block it so I never see
Speaker 3: it again. But it's a daily grind of having to
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 1: I'll share this story a little later on. We nearly well,
Speaker 1: I was gonna put my wife in the same it
Speaker 1: was me. It was me, not her, blame me. I
Speaker 1: nearly got got because there was a phone call that
Speaker 1: came in about our bank account being compromised. They had
Speaker 1: some information, but the number they call from was the
Speaker 1: number that was on the back of my debit card.
Speaker 1: So I just assumed, well, clearly it's the bank. We
Speaker 1: avoided it. And then it was just a real reminder
Speaker 1: that won got to be. You got to be head
Speaker 1: on a swivel. You gotta be you gotta have your
Speaker 1: guard up. But also it's impressive. If these people used,
Speaker 1: you know, their brains, their savviness to be productive, they'd
Speaker 1: be successful. But instead they want to be scammers, and
Speaker 1: I guess it works for them. So all right, we've
Speaker 1: got another updated trafficking weather coming your way. It's Kentucky.
Speaker 1: It's Morning News with Nick Coffee here on News Radio
Speaker 1: eight forty whas. Happy Tuesday, ladies and gentlemen. It is
Speaker 1: six sixteen here at Kentucky. His Morning News with Nick
Speaker 1: Coffee on NewsRadio eight forty whas Scott Fitzgerald alongside mister
Speaker 1: John Olden as well, And a big story here locally
Speaker 1: when it comes to sports that is really surprising with
Speaker 1: one lens looking at it and really not so surprising.
Speaker 1: Well maybe I'm lying, because it is really surprising. It's
Speaker 1: just it's somewhat unheard of to see a assistant coach
Speaker 1: and associate head coach, I should say at Kentucky leave
Speaker 1: to take a spot on the staff of the rival program.
Speaker 1: And that's what that is what has happened. It was
Speaker 1: reported yesterday, initially by Pete Dammel of ESPN, since been confirmed,
Speaker 1: although I'm sure at the University of Louisville it's not
Speaker 1: been made official official. When it is, they'll announce that,
Speaker 1: I'm sure with some type of press release. But Vince
Speaker 1: Marrow is leaving Mark Stoops. He's been his longtime right
Speaker 1: hand man, a guy who's been on the staff with
Speaker 1: him since he got to Kentucky and has elevated from
Speaker 1: just tight ends coach to recruiting coordinator to associate head coach.
Speaker 1: And I feel like he's not only somebody that is
Speaker 1: believed to be very responsible for the success that Kentucky's
Speaker 1: had under Mark Stoops. And I don't want to say
Speaker 1: it's all Vince Marrow, but certainly he's a big part
Speaker 1: of it. But he's kind of the hype man, if
Speaker 1: you will, and I don't mean that in a disrespectful way,
Speaker 1: as if it's all hype and he's not actually coaching.
Speaker 1: But even if he's not somebody that's every day really
Speaker 1: just developing the tight end room and maybe he is,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure. But even if you're somebody that maybe
Speaker 1: your role is not so noticeable on the field, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, his role at Louisville as the GM,
Speaker 1: Essentially it'll be an off the field role for Marrow
Speaker 1: when he works for Jeff Brown. But what I'm getting
Speaker 1: at is, regardless if it's on field off the field,
Speaker 1: if you've got an important role that has a big
Speaker 1: that is a big factor in how you put a
Speaker 1: roster together, how you have success, you're really really valuable.
Speaker 1: And I don't think anybody would would question how valuable
Speaker 1: Vince Marrow has been believed to be for Mark Stoops.
Speaker 1: And after one of the worst seasons that Stoops has
Speaker 1: had at Kentucky, a time where the momentum feels as
Speaker 1: low as it ever has, he loses his right hand man,
Speaker 1: not just to another job, but to the rival. And
Speaker 1: another component to this that I did not mention earlier
Speaker 1: when we talked about it is that Vince Marrow has
Speaker 1: turned down other jobs along along the way. He's had
Speaker 1: opportunities to join Bill Belichick's staff in some capacity at
Speaker 1: North Carolina. There been there's been some talks that he
Speaker 1: got interviews to be a head coach. I don't believe
Speaker 1: he's ever turned down a job to be a head coach,
Speaker 1: but he has remained loyal. He does the same song
Speaker 1: and Dan seemingly every off season where he wants it
Speaker 1: out there that there's interest, and he loves the Oh
Speaker 1: the big dogs stay in and he gets a big
Speaker 1: big he gets a lot of praise from their fan base,
Speaker 1: and he certainly eats it up. And I mean, you
Speaker 1: could make the case and O Matt Jones said this
Speaker 1: yesterday on KSR that you could argue that that Vince
Speaker 1: Marrow was one of the most beloved assistant coaches ever
Speaker 1: at Kentucky in any sport. And there's really no way
Speaker 1: to truly measure that. But I don't think many would
Speaker 1: question that on the on the Kentucky side. So I
Speaker 1: think Mark Stoops has done a really good job in
Speaker 1: the grand scheme of things. I mean, I used to
Speaker 1: say this all the time on my sports show. If
Speaker 1: you would have told me that a Kentucky football coach
Speaker 1: would win ten games in a season once, I would
Speaker 1: have assumed that Nick Saban somehow ended up being their coach.
Speaker 1: He did it twice. Now, there were certain circumstances along
Speaker 1: the way that led to it, but who cares. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm a Louisville fan. I do the rivalry thing. I'd
Speaker 1: love to to to jab at at at Mark Stoops
Speaker 1: and and take take joy and satisfaction in their struggles,
Speaker 1: because again, it's a rivalry and I'm a Louisville fan.
Speaker 1: I've never once, never, once tried to hide that. But
Speaker 1: I also I'm a realist. And overall, Mark Stoops want
Speaker 1: at a level at Kentucky had a level of sustainability
Speaker 1: that most people said would never happen. He also got
Speaker 1: people to believe in football enough to where he was
Speaker 1: out rounding up money, right. I mean, he's very close
Speaker 1: with the Craft family, and there's been resources put towards
Speaker 1: football in his tenure there that were not there before.
Speaker 1: And it's because he gave them somewhat of a somewhat
Speaker 1: of a return, and that is okay, we can We
Speaker 1: probably aren't Gonn. I'm sure he didn't say this, but
Speaker 1: I don't think anybody was truly believing they were gonna
Speaker 1: go win the SEC, but they could no longer be
Speaker 1: the doormat of that league along with Vandy. They could
Speaker 1: have sustained success, and they've done that, but at this
Speaker 1: point it does seem as if all that momentum has
Speaker 1: faded away, and right now there's not a whole lot
Speaker 1: to point to in this upcoming twenty twenty five season
Speaker 1: that would make you think that Kentucky's gonna be any
Speaker 1: better than they were a year ago. And again, last
Speaker 1: year they were by themselves alone in I believe, fifteenth
Speaker 1: place out of sixteen teams, So not a good situation.
Speaker 3: Do you think he'll he'll be able to recruit the
Speaker 3: AEC the way he did the SEC.
Speaker 1: I think what Mary's going to try to do is
Speaker 1: to just instead of bringing those kids from Michigan and Ohio,
Speaker 1: where he has those strong connections, I imagine he'll probably
Speaker 1: just try to bring those players to Louisville. And let's
Speaker 1: be real, those were really good recruits for Kentucky, they'd
Speaker 1: be really good recruits for anybody, so certainly they'll be
Speaker 1: really good recruits for Louisville. So I'm sure that's the
Speaker 1: plan here. Something else we can hit on when we
Speaker 1: get back into this conversation is there is a connection
Speaker 1: between Marrow and Brom that a lot of people probably
Speaker 1: don't know about. We can hit on that and more.
Speaker 1: We've got another update of traffic and weather coming your way,
Speaker 1: as well as another update on sports with Scott. So
Speaker 1: keep it locked right here on Kentucky and it's Morning
Speaker 1: News on News Radio eight forty whas. Thank you, John.
Speaker 1: It is six thirty five here at Kentucky and it's
Speaker 1: Morning News with Nick Coffee on News Radio eight forty whas.
Speaker 1: Back to back days where we have similar stories that
Speaker 1: I feel like prior to the Russmith situation, which will
Speaker 1: give you an update on that in just a moment,
Speaker 1: as well as this story regarding the off duty l
Speaker 1: LMPD LMPD officer who was arrested for DUI and hardin
Speaker 1: County another exact I mean, I would imagine that most
Speaker 1: people shouldn't say most because I don't know that for certain.
Speaker 1: But the big reaction as far as Russ Smith's DUI
Speaker 1: is that, wait a second, what's going on here? He
Speaker 1: didn't blow above the legal limit? Why did he get
Speaker 1: a d UI? And it doesn't shock me that there's
Speaker 1: many that didn't realize that you can blow below the
Speaker 1: legal limit but still be arrested for DUI. It's it's
Speaker 1: the officer's discretion, they can make that call. And the
Speaker 1: same thing that happened to Russ Smith seemingly happened here
Speaker 1: to this officer who was off duty. Now, the officer
Speaker 1: did not take the breathalyzer test while being pulled over,
Speaker 1: but once he was taken to the Radcliffe Police Department,
Speaker 1: he then took a breathalyzer test where he blew zero
Speaker 1: point seven, which again is below the legal limits. So
Speaker 1: he was charged with operating a motor vehicle under the
Speaker 1: influence in proper display registration plates and failure to notify
Speaker 1: address change to Department of Transportation. And since this, there's
Speaker 1: been an internal investigation with LMPD that was launched and
Speaker 1: he's been put on administrative leave. So this, I think
Speaker 1: is just random timing here to have these two stories,
Speaker 1: and again they're both stories, but I bet there's many
Speaker 1: that didn't realize that when it comes to just the
Speaker 1: breathalyzer test alone, if you are drinking and you're below
Speaker 1: that legal limit, and you have shown in the officer's
Speaker 1: view that during those field sobriety tests that you were
Speaker 1: not up to drive, then that's their call. They make
Speaker 1: that decision, and maybe I'm wrong here, I think you
Speaker 1: should always. I think you should always cooperate with law
Speaker 1: enforcement because I feel like, more often than not, it
Speaker 1: will only hurt you if you don't. You also have
Speaker 1: your rights to do certain things you don't have to.
Speaker 1: I mean, it can't force you to take the field
Speaker 1: sobriety tests. But I think these two stories wouldn't shock
Speaker 1: me if it does persuade people to say, yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: not going to do that and just leave it open
Speaker 1: for interpretation as far as my you know, I could,
Speaker 1: I could fail that and have never had a drink
Speaker 1: of alcohol in my life. But if I end up,
Speaker 1: you know, blowing on the breathalyzer and it's still below
Speaker 1: legal limit, but I have been drinking at that point,
Speaker 1: I'm just it's just the officer's decision, whatever they want
Speaker 1: to do. So I think a lot of folks probably
Speaker 1: have been educated to an extent in regards to this situation. Now,
Speaker 1: Rus Smith has released a statement on behalf of well
Speaker 1: his attorney has helped him with a statement, and his
Speaker 1: attorney is Steve Romins. I'm sure a lot of you
Speaker 1: are familiar with Steve Romins. He's represented a lot of
Speaker 1: folks and some pretty big cases that have made that
Speaker 1: have made news, including Satti Schefler, which wasn't just a
Speaker 1: story here locally but also nationally. But this is what
Speaker 1: Russ said yesterday. I'd like to thank everyone for the
Speaker 1: support I've received, but I've been advised not to discuss
Speaker 1: this matter other than this statement from my attorney, Steve
Speaker 1: Romines quote. The evidence, witnesses and surveillance footage clearly showed
Speaker 1: that Rust did nothing wrong. He was sober and cooperated fully.
Speaker 1: He voluntarily submitted to two breathalyzer tests and a blood test.
Speaker 1: He also took and passed every field sobriety test he had,
Speaker 1: despite the fact that his BAC was below the legal limit,
Speaker 1: and he passed every test, he was nonetheless arrested. Indeed, indeed,
Speaker 1: why even have investigative tests when an officer is allowed
Speaker 1: to simply ignore them all. We look forward to litigating
Speaker 1: this matter in court, in a court of law where
Speaker 1: his innocence will be proven end quote. So not at
Speaker 1: all surprised to hear that kind of tone from Steve Romans,
Speaker 1: and I just if in fact, we do get access
Speaker 1: to surveillance footage, body cam footage, and it may be
Speaker 1: tough to really know. I mean, I'll admit hand up,
Speaker 1: I hope things work out well for russ Us.
Speaker 2: But I won't.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess I'll have to find out whenever
Speaker 1: I guess if it does become available, but I won't
Speaker 1: be able to watch the body cam footage and be
Speaker 1: able to tell you for certain, Oh, this is all
Speaker 1: a sham. He was clearly fine. Like I'm willing to
Speaker 1: tell you, I'm not somebody that is trained to put
Speaker 1: somebody through these tests and make a determination do I
Speaker 1: think that they are impaired or not. But because of
Speaker 1: who this is, Russ Smith, one of the best basketball
Speaker 1: players that has ever played at the University of Louisville.
Speaker 1: If he appears to be not drunk, meaning he's not wobbling,
Speaker 1: and I'm not acting like this officer would be in
Speaker 1: the wrong, I just I can feel the reaction coming
Speaker 1: from those who want to say, here we go again.
Speaker 1: Can you believe this? They can't get out of their
Speaker 1: own way LMPD. And I'm not even saying that would
Speaker 1: be that would be a correct responsor that that would
Speaker 1: be accurate. I just I know how people will respond
Speaker 1: because of just the recent situations that have happened with
Speaker 1: LMPD and the weird random connections to the Scottie Scheffler
Speaker 1: situation where the officer who pulled Smith over and gave
Speaker 1: him the DUI was involved to the extent of taking
Speaker 1: Scottie Scheffler to jail and being the one who was
Speaker 1: reprimanded for leaking cell phone footage of the entire situation.
Speaker 3: Well, see, that's what I hate is that we don't
Speaker 3: ever get to hear the officer speak. And I'm looking
Speaker 3: forward to the opportunity when someone either the officer speaks
Speaker 3: or someone speaks for the officer, because attorneys can spout
Speaker 3: off shit I want. And again, this officer, I'm sure
Speaker 3: had some reason why.
Speaker 1: And again I'm not into I'm not saying at all
Speaker 1: that if that is the response by supporters of Russ
Speaker 1: Smith and people that want to pile on the LMPD,
Speaker 1: I'm not even saying they'd be correct. I just it
Speaker 1: that that I mean, not that I can predict the future,
Speaker 1: but I can totally see that happening because they're gonna
Speaker 1: want Rus Smith to be vindicated and they're gonna want
Speaker 1: to pile on LMPD for right or wrong. I just
Speaker 1: think there's gonna be some that choose to do that really,
Speaker 1: regardless of how this plays out. Yep, all right, we
Speaker 1: got another update of trafficking weather coming your way. It's Kentucky.
Speaker 1: It's Morning News with Nick Coffee on news Radio eight
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Speaker 1: on sports coming up in about nine minutes. You've got
Speaker 1: John Olden alongside as well. Today and father Father's Day
Speaker 1: will be here this weekend. And I celebrate Father's Day
Speaker 1: two time, two time father, meaning I've got two children
Speaker 1: and I am very lucky to still be close with
Speaker 1: my father. So I'm looking forward to Father's Day. But
Speaker 1: I do feel like it has it has snuck up
Speaker 1: on us. So I wouldn't be shocked if I just
Speaker 1: said that. And there's people right now that think, oh,
Speaker 1: this guy may be. Oh, he's right. It is Father's Day.
Speaker 1: So so you're welcome. So now you don't have to procrastinate.
Speaker 1: You can make plans for your dad and hopefully have
Speaker 1: yourself as a good Father's Day it Scott your dad
Speaker 1: as well, and John, first Father's Day for you, my man. Yes, congratulate, Welcome,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the team. I think this is going to
Speaker 1: be my first time using this in the studio. I
Speaker 1: think it's an appropriate first time usage of this bell
Speaker 1: for John Alden celebrating his first Father's Day.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, I'm gonna use it only for I'm gonna
Speaker 1: make sure when this is used here on Kentucky and
Speaker 1: This Morning News, We're not just gonna do the bell
Speaker 1: for anything. We're gonna do it for special reasons. In
Speaker 1: I think John celebrating his first Father's Day is a
Speaker 1: is a special reason.
Speaker 3: Did you did you see, by the way, the National
Speaker 3: Retail Federation said we're gonna spend twenty four billion dollars
Speaker 3: on Dad this year.
Speaker 1: I like to hear that. I mean, and it's all
Speaker 1: going to John because he's in fact, John, do you
Speaker 1: just want sleep for Father's Day?
Speaker 2: Is that? My gosh?
Speaker 1: Is that what you want to sleep? The newborn baby
Speaker 1: phase is still in full effect, and sleep is I'm
Speaker 1: sure you're getting sleep when you can, But am I
Speaker 1: wrong to assume that the real challenge is just the
Speaker 1: unknown of when and how long you're going Like, there's
Speaker 1: really no, there's nothing, it's not it's not consistent, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And what is consistent is that I probably and
Speaker 4: I hope this hasn't come across as complaining. Maybe it will,
Speaker 4: but before I come here every morning, i'd say I
Speaker 4: get no more than four and a half five hours
Speaker 4: every night. Five hours is a good night sleep from
Speaker 4: me right now, And you're not complaining.
Speaker 1: There's many listening right now that know exactly what you
Speaker 1: and your lovely wife are going through when it comes
Speaker 1: to just what a blessing it is to be parents
Speaker 1: and have a newborn baby girl. But these early you
Speaker 1: just don't know what you're going to get as far
Speaker 1: as sleep, and it's you know, it sounds insane, but
Speaker 1: you will, you will in fact miss it. So here
Speaker 1: I am. I've thought about you a lot lately because
Speaker 1: not only because I love you, but also because I
Speaker 1: am trying to get adjusted myself right with this new
Speaker 1: schedule this new routine, and I have found what I
Speaker 1: believe is a pretty good routine for me as far
Speaker 1: as the amount of sleep that I can get at
Speaker 1: night and still live somewhat of a not I'm not
Speaker 1: going to be a night alby any means, but I'm not.
Speaker 1: I don't want to go to bed at eight o'clock,
Speaker 1: which would be pretty extreme. So I've found a good balance.
Speaker 1: And I've also found a little bit of time during
Speaker 1: the day where I can squeeze in some rest, a
Speaker 1: quick nap. And here I am thinking about my challenges.
Speaker 1: Imagine if I was doing this adjusting all while also
Speaker 1: taking care of a brand new baby. So you're you're
Speaker 1: not complaining, You're just you know, you're living. You're living it,
Speaker 1: and it's again, it is a blessing, but it's also
Speaker 1: I'm sure at times exhausting, both physically and mentally, and
Speaker 1: you're you're running on fumes at times. But Father's Day,
Speaker 1: let's I hope you can just get some rest, my man,
Speaker 1: you deserve it.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, let me ask you boys, being
Speaker 3: totally honest here, and if you could have anything you
Speaker 3: wanted for Father's Day.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's the obvious. I want to spend time
Speaker 2: with my family, I want rest, et cetera.
Speaker 3: But let's just say the good fairy came down and
Speaker 3: wished you and said your family can give.
Speaker 2: You whatever you want. What would what would either of
Speaker 2: you guys want?
Speaker 1: And this has to be like a material things.
Speaker 3: It can be material, can be experienced, but it just
Speaker 3: has to be something other than the standard. I just
Speaker 3: want to spend time with my family, and I just
Speaker 3: you know, I want to get sleep.
Speaker 1: You want me to go first, John, Yeah, go, because
Speaker 1: I mean I wish I could give you some unexpected answer,
Speaker 1: but I mean mine is pretty routine. I want to well,
Speaker 1: I'll be selfish to an extent, meaning I do want
Speaker 1: to have a fun day with my kids, and we'll
Speaker 1: do that. We go to Churchill Downs every Father's Day
Speaker 1: and it's always a lot of fun. I love being
Speaker 1: at Churchill Downs. My kids enjoy it as well. We
Speaker 1: usually get a nice a nice lunch or maybe a
Speaker 1: brunch somewhere. We'll either get lunch after or maybe do
Speaker 1: some brunch before. And then I would like to sit
Speaker 1: in my recliner. That's what That's what I would like.
Speaker 1: I would like to sit in my recliner. Might you know,
Speaker 1: might give Moosa heads up on the drive back from Churchill. Hey,
Speaker 1: wouldn't be a bad idea. If you want to go
Speaker 1: get a couple of bush lights out of the fridge
Speaker 1: for your old man, I'll be sitting in the recliner
Speaker 1: and he'll be eager and excited to do it. So
Speaker 1: I want to have time with my family and enjoy
Speaker 1: Father's Day and really just soak in is what is
Speaker 1: every what's great about being a dad, but also just
Speaker 1: you know, some relaxing time. I'm not to the point,
Speaker 1: and maybe I'll get there. It's a point, but I'm
Speaker 1: not to the point when it comes to just the
Speaker 1: all right, all I want is you got to just
Speaker 1: leave me alone, give me my day. I get why
Speaker 1: people say that at times, but I'm not there yet
Speaker 1: because my kids are still so young.
Speaker 4: What about you, John, I think it's got to be sleep.
Speaker 4: I've only been I've only been a dad for so days.
Speaker 4: You will be two months old tomorrow, and obviously sleep
Speaker 4: is just kind of the default answer. So just just
Speaker 4: to give me something a little unique, I'll give you
Speaker 4: an answer that is not possible in any way, shape
Speaker 4: or form. I just wish Father's Day was on a
Speaker 4: Big ten football Saturday and I was walking.
Speaker 3: That's what I was looking for you. That's that's it, John,
Speaker 3: Great dude. I want a good barbecue and a good beer.
Speaker 3: That's I want to sit down and I can have
Speaker 3: whoever I want around me. I live from barbecues, kind
Speaker 3: of my kryptonite barbecue and pizza.
Speaker 2: Give me a good beer and a good barbecue.
Speaker 1: With the craft beer, are you more of like just
Speaker 1: knowing a specific one, or do you want like I
Speaker 1: feel like you'll try any beer. I'll try any.
Speaker 2: To a degree. I'm not a longer guy, and I
Speaker 2: play bigfoots.
Speaker 1: All earwax blondie. I mean, since your ass down is
Speaker 1: a straight og, that's a good beer.
Speaker 2: Actually do like that brew.
Speaker 1: So I'm not just a bush light bum. I can
Speaker 1: get sophisticated and go craft beer with you occasionally.
Speaker 3: Don't mind Catalina Breeze from the good folks over at
Speaker 3: Mile White.
Speaker 2: That's a West Coast I p a. I can do
Speaker 2: that all day, long time.
Speaker 1: Now he's talking brew.
Speaker 2: All right now, buddy, all right, We've.
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