Speaker 1: Chee Cheese could be making a comeback, and I can't
Speaker 1: imagine if they do that, they're not going to be
Speaker 1: back in Louisville. We had several locations here in Louisville.
Speaker 1: At one point we had nine Applebee's. It's just strange.
Speaker 1: Founded by a restaurant to yeah, what do you do,
Speaker 1: I'm a restaurant, tough Marno McDermott and former Green Bay
Speaker 1: Packers player Max McGee.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right.
Speaker 1: Nineteen seventy five, the first chee Cheese in it ballooned
Speaker 1: to over two hundred restaurants nationwide. What was their downfall?
Speaker 1: They sold it and then people you know how it is.
Speaker 1: The people that started it have the passion for it,
Speaker 1: they sell it and people start cutting people, you know, personnel,
Speaker 1: cutting corners. So several ownership changes eventually led to the
Speaker 1: Chang's closure in two thousand and four. Okay, so twenty
Speaker 1: years ago. But the sun either Max mc kid or
Speaker 1: Marno McDermott the restaurant to a restaurant I am a
Speaker 1: I'm a restaurant and they both fight.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Either one of these guys kids is saying we're bringing
Speaker 1: it back. So I cannot wait because I'm for it.
Speaker 1: I'm in, I'm in. And they had the big chee
Speaker 1: cheese glasses, the big like uh looked like a chalice, doesn't.
Speaker 1: Dwight still have a couple of cheese glasses behind his bar.
Speaker 2: He bought them all. I broke one.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was COVID and he was serving beer at
Speaker 1: two in the afternoon.
Speaker 3: David, you brought the beer, That's true. I didn't break anything, though.
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 1: I tend to do that, tend to break stuff. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I take literally in a party till something gets broke.
Speaker 1: All right, sad news, and then we'll go some more
Speaker 1: happy news. Father of the toddler who accidentally shot herself
Speaker 1: and killed herself released on house arrest.
Speaker 2: Shocking.
Speaker 1: He is a I'm not trying to persecute him because
Speaker 1: he made a mistake. He was a felon with a
Speaker 1: gun that made a huge mistake, and now his daughter's gone.
Speaker 2: He needs to be in jail.
Speaker 1: Felon, felons with guns seem to just get a pass.
Speaker 3: Even if even if the last part didn't happen. He
Speaker 3: should be in jail. You cannot have a gun. If
Speaker 3: you do, you go to jail.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now, if he was in jail, the daughter would still
Speaker 1: be alive. Yeah, it's another discussion. You're like, dude, anybody
Speaker 1: who lives around there, they have to have a gun.
Speaker 1: That's another discussion. You're a felon with the gun. You
Speaker 1: can't have it. If you get caught, you need to
Speaker 1: go to jail. That's what the law says. And I
Speaker 1: understand this man has lost his daughter and it's awful,
Speaker 1: and he is from the quotes that I've read, he said, look,
Speaker 1: it's my fault. I loaded it and put it under
Speaker 1: the couch. So he's probably fighting that too, But still
Speaker 1: you gotta he's on a house arrest.
Speaker 2: That's all they do in this town.
Speaker 3: Why can't we go back see the judges. To me,
Speaker 3: if a judge on their own, against sentencing recommendations, releases someone,
Speaker 3: it's on them if they do something. Why can't we
Speaker 3: get to the point where the judge has ten to
Speaker 3: fifteen that's your window. If you want to give leniency,
Speaker 3: you give ten years. You don't get to say, here's
Speaker 3: your ankle bracelet. I was worried when I went to this.
Speaker 1: Street crime event in Saint Matthew's where the Attorney General
Speaker 1: and all the folks were there. It was the police
Speaker 1: chief before she got fired or asked to leave what.
Speaker 1: I can't even remember how it ended as to resign.
Speaker 1: I think I brought up the Sayer Kentucky Act, and
Speaker 1: they sort of looked off the whole, the whole their
Speaker 1: eyes at you. They sort of kind of looked at
Speaker 1: each other and they kind of looked at each other
Speaker 1: and go, look, a lot of those laws are already
Speaker 1: on the books, and it just doesn't work like that,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Like she they said, yes,
Speaker 1: those are that that's going to help us, But.
Speaker 3: It's it's not until you enforce what you already have,
Speaker 3: adding things to it isn't going to hell.
Speaker 2: And the judge is going to drop the charge anyway.
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 3: So that's my point. That shouldn't be allowed to happen.
Speaker 3: That's right when someone is convicted. Yeah, there's a sentencing window. Yes,
Speaker 3: leniency is the low end of the sentence, not freedom. No,
Speaker 3: you don't get that. Why do we do a trial?
Speaker 3: Why do we have sentence?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 3: Hey, butch just tell us what you want to do.
Speaker 3: We don't need no stinking lawyers, right, just tell us
Speaker 3: what you want to do. But judge Butch, it's a
Speaker 3: sad story. Butch is busy. There's as it's a sad
Speaker 3: story all the way around. This man has lost his
Speaker 3: daughter and it's and he there's nothing good here. No
Speaker 3: to his own to his own words, it's his fault.
Speaker 3: That's that's what he said. I hope you can figure
Speaker 3: it out, all right. So college football last night this.
Speaker 1: I it's like, when are adults going to be in charge? Uh?
Speaker 1: The committee says, so last night they'll though second to
Speaker 1: last list came out, but here's what they said. Dave,
Speaker 1: did you see this? The committee says, the teams that
Speaker 1: are not in their championship games will not be moved
Speaker 1: off their line.
Speaker 3: Another reason not to have championship games. They're gonna keep
Speaker 3: doing it because of the money. Of course, you could
Speaker 3: lose your spot in the playoffs. So if you're okay,
Speaker 3: let's go back to this. Remember back in the underdog's days,
Speaker 3: we talked about seeding the NCAA basketball tournament and we said,
Speaker 3: the first thing on their sheet that I've got right
Speaker 3: here in my hand is make sure Duke is a
Speaker 3: high seed and close to home, that is like, and
Speaker 3: then fill the rest in yes, apparently with the playoff.
Speaker 3: Alabama and Georgia are automatically in no matter what, doesn't
Speaker 3: matter how many games you lose, how you play, right, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's apparently the case. So Indiana if they made the
Speaker 3: championship game, which they have a good chance of losing,
Speaker 3: then they'd be out.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Let me see where Ohio State was or is are
Speaker 1: they sixth? That which is a joke? Okay, SMU is
Speaker 1: at eight. South Carolina is at fourteen off the board,
Speaker 1: a smooth would be seated third because they'll win the ACC.
Speaker 1: This guy tweeting says, Ohio State losing to an awful
Speaker 1: team for the second look for their second loss and
Speaker 1: being sixth is criminal.
Speaker 3: Alabama and Georgia haven't looked like Alabama and Georgia, but
Speaker 3: they're automatically in. Ohio State's going to be automatically in
Speaker 3: even with three losses.
Speaker 1: Probably they need the brands. They have to have the brands, absolutely,
Speaker 1: and the conference championships will never be given up. They're
Speaker 1: gonna have to put them in with the with the
Speaker 1: playoffs because how much money do you think that four
Speaker 1: hour broadcast is worse to the conference? A lot of
Speaker 1: them a lot of money. So they're not going to
Speaker 1: get rid of that. But that was what they said
Speaker 1: last night. The teams that aren't in their championship games
Speaker 1: do not need to worry. You're not moving off your line.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that.
Speaker 3: Alabama and Georgia aren't, you know, two of the top
Speaker 3: fifteen teams in the country.
Speaker 1: Of course they are. Of course they are. Yeah, they're
Speaker 1: I mean they're. The problem with those teams now is
Speaker 1: the transfer portal. They don't have three five stars. You know,
Speaker 1: you know, the starting tight end goes down. Guess what,
Speaker 1: you got another five star ready to go. This is
Speaker 1: another sport where the regular season doesn't matter. It used
Speaker 1: to be maybe if you lost the game really early
Speaker 1: and he had a couple of quality opponents down the stretch,
Speaker 1: you could play your way back into the BCS talk.
Speaker 1: Now you can lose two or three games during the
Speaker 1: regular season as long as you're the right brand and
Speaker 1: you're still in. So the NBA regular season pretty much irrelevant.
Speaker 1: Everybody gets in the playoffs.
Speaker 3: NHL regular season irrelevant, College football regular season irrelevant, NFL
Speaker 3: is getting there.
Speaker 1: UFL basketball is turned into dating the hot bipolar lady.
Speaker 1: They're good for a couple of games then awful injuries
Speaker 1: have taken this team back a couple of steps. They
Speaker 1: just got it handled last by an SEC team. Well,
Speaker 1: they had three key pieces missing suddenly, and that they
Speaker 1: didn't respond.
Speaker 2: Well, get it.
Speaker 3: Now they could play some defense. How many times did
Speaker 3: that dude get to the rack? Just at will?
Speaker 1: Just I mean in the shooting the three. It's going
Speaker 1: to be feast or famine.
Speaker 3: And by the way, this is the ACC SEC challenge.
Speaker 3: I don't think the ACCS won a game. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: think it's seven or eight. No again, I made I
Speaker 3: made the SEC used to be a football conference. Now
Speaker 3: it's kicking the a SECS button basketball too. I made
Speaker 3: the Snyder remark, he's an SEC team. But what Here's
Speaker 3: what happened. I can be uh snidy snide snidely snidely
Speaker 3: snidely Perkins the third in the restaurant too, and both
Speaker 3: SEC made a commitment. Because their TV football contract is
Speaker 3: so insane, they can throw money around to the basketball programs.
Speaker 3: So they went out and hired the best coaches in
Speaker 3: the country and said, man, make our make our basketball
Speaker 3: team good. I'm tired of lo the Kentucky uh. And
Speaker 3: that's what they did.
Speaker 1: They hired great coaches and now top to bottom SEC
Speaker 1: is pretty damn good in basketball. So I don't know.
Speaker 1: Kentucky lost. Also, that makes me feel a little better. Oh, okay,
Speaker 1: so the ACC did win a game. I forgot about
Speaker 1: that one. I didn't see the final. Oh Clemson, Yeah
Speaker 1: they Clemson beat them, Yeah, by a couple. They got
Speaker 1: out physical.
Speaker 2: But both teams are relying on the.
Speaker 1: Three that will either you get on a hot streak
Speaker 1: and you go all the way to the final four
Speaker 1: and then peter out in the final four, or you're
Speaker 1: out in the first round because you're just they're not falling.
Speaker 3: In Louisville's first oh for eleven beyond the arc, they
Speaker 3: were ugly.
Speaker 1: By the way, this team is not getting in the
Speaker 1: NCAL Bay Tournament again. It was a regular year, every
Speaker 1: year in and out, annual event to go to the tournament.
Speaker 1: And I can't even tell you the last time Louisville
Speaker 1: was in the tournament.
Speaker 2: I think the shorts were short.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: MAC went to the tournament and lost to Ricky Little
Speaker 1: Ricky's Little Ricky, not Big Ricky in Minnesota. I think
Speaker 1: that was the last NCAA game. Okay, too soon to
Speaker 1: write them off.
Speaker 2: Five two in al what's up?
Speaker 1: Sixty seven vehicles seized from street racing.
Speaker 3: Now that number hasn't gone up a bunch. No, so
Speaker 3: they're listening. Apparently Apparently losing your wheels ain't a good thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because they're using these flock cameras and everything else
Speaker 1: to get your license.
Speaker 3: And stop with us talk of squishing the cars. The
Speaker 3: bank owns most of these. If you want to pay
Speaker 3: for the car, then you can squish it. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: I don't want taxpayer dollars paying fifty five thousand dollars
Speaker 3: for a pickup truck, so you can squish it.
Speaker 1: Sixty seven cars are in impoundment and they're saying, look,
Speaker 1: that's they're not going to get out anytime soon. These
Speaker 1: people have to pay these fines and they're like, I
Speaker 1: ain't paying that, and they have to make car payments.
Speaker 1: Johnny for the news, It looks like you have breaking news.
Speaker 1: Hang on, Oh yeah, joke, just.
Speaker 2: Getting here early.
Speaker 6: You guys were talking about Louisville basketball a minute ago
Speaker 6: and some of their atrocious shooting last night interesting status.
Speaker 6: ESPN threw up a stat that they are number seven
Speaker 6: in the nation and three pointers attempted during a game
Speaker 6: among D one schools, but they are number three hundred
Speaker 6: and seventeen in D one schools among three pointers being
Speaker 6: actually made when the teams are there three hundred and
Speaker 6: thirty something D one level teams.
Speaker 2: I believe now Nick Cannon has way better riddes than that.
Speaker 1: Somebody mentioned yesterday that the shooting percentages for some of
Speaker 1: these kids have gone down, not up. So where is
Speaker 1: that coaching or not? I think it's some discipline and
Speaker 1: I'm old school.
Speaker 6: I believe three touches before you shoot the before you
Speaker 6: shoot the ball.
Speaker 2: I gotta be honest. I was.
Speaker 1: There was a time that I hated Rick Patino because
Speaker 1: he would do things in press conference, is like, look
Speaker 1: at a somebody would ask a question about defense, and
Speaker 1: he would look at him, go, you don't have the
Speaker 1: basketball acumen to even possibly understand what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: And you and at the time you're just like what
Speaker 2: a prick? Like what's your what's your deal? Right now?
Speaker 1: I'm I'm I'm wishing for the complicated defense of Ricketino
Speaker 1: to where we possibly couldn't understand, which in turn we
Speaker 1: probably couldn't. I mean, it's five guys on a court,
Speaker 1: but but did see, I can't stand when people do that.
Speaker 3: I could PLoP Rick Patino in my chair right now
Speaker 3: and say go do this for six hours today and
Speaker 3: he couldn't. But he's intellectually capable of doing it if
Speaker 3: he's trained, right, So don't don't tell me I can't
Speaker 3: possibly do what you do, right, I didn't train to
Speaker 3: do that. Yeah, but he he will not be a
Speaker 3: success again because you know he plays chess, not checkers. Right,
Speaker 3: he has to set the table to be perfect and
Speaker 3: then he goes whin's the tampion, chipper goes to the
Speaker 3: final four.
Speaker 1: But he's not gonna be able to do that. Nil
Speaker 1: and transfer portal rules. He can't get kids in and
Speaker 1: have them for three years. No, he won't happen.
Speaker 3: Anymore, not playing freshman year while a senior that sucks
Speaker 3: is playing and sitting there and pouting. Andrea McGee, but
Speaker 3: I got to tell you there are times when they
Speaker 3: went from Manda man and flipped into his own or
Speaker 3: back to it in one possession. And you're thinking, those
Speaker 3: kids who have just been again, he drilled it into
Speaker 3: their heads and they were miserable at practice. Right, But
Speaker 3: that's and the kids knew it, and that only happens
Speaker 3: with two or three years together, right, not instantly with
Speaker 3: the portal too.
Speaker 2: Bingo.
Speaker 1: You can't run that defense with a new team, a
Speaker 1: new set of guys on the floor.
Speaker 3: He has a new backup quarterback coming in essentially, and
Speaker 3: they're dumbing down the playbook. So what they can pick
Speaker 3: up quickly, yes, and as the season goes at as
Speaker 3: much as you possibly can, but you'll never get to
Speaker 3: where you want to be, and.
Speaker 6: You're going to see more and more teams just basically
Speaker 6: play in street ball. It's just five individuals out there
Speaker 6: like you'd see on a playground, and not any kind
Speaker 6: of organized Okay, we're gonna run a half court trap
Speaker 6: as they come back down, or you know, full court press.
Speaker 6: It's just gonna be one on one, dribbled down, try
Speaker 6: to shoot a three.
Speaker 3: If not going to keep and keep in mind these
Speaker 3: players that they're in contract years all the time. Some
Speaker 3: guy gets this chance, some guy gets his chance, he
Speaker 3: averages eighteen points a game out of nowhere. Then he's
Speaker 3: like high, that's so true, so much. If I'm mak him,
Speaker 3: I'm getting paid. That's why show me the money. Kid
Speaker 3: is in a contract year. That's true. It's true for
Speaker 3: football and basketball.
Speaker 2: Nils turned it into that. It's crazy. Greg Ellian, how
Speaker 2: are you?
Speaker 5: I'm good, Tony, are you staying warm?
Speaker 2: How funny you ask?
Speaker 4: I know, I'm just I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's okay, a rough sleep night last night. Just
Speaker 1: pop an extra adderoll and we're good.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So this is exciting stuff and you all are part
Speaker 1: of it. This isn't somebody else coming in and do it.
Speaker 1: You guys are kind of doing this. First of all,
Speaker 1: explain to everybody what's happening to those parking lots or
Speaker 1: what could happen to those parking lots next to Slugger Field.
Speaker 5: Well, those parking lots are proposed to have a over
Speaker 5: two hundred and fifty dollars million dollar development project built
Speaker 5: on it that's.
Speaker 4: Going to feature.
Speaker 5: Residential office space, a boutique hotel, restaurants, retail And the
Speaker 5: question I continually have gotten asked in the last twenty
Speaker 5: four hours, what about parking? Well, actually, the designs I've
Speaker 5: seen so far, and it's still really early in the
Speaker 5: stages of this whole project called for at least two
Speaker 5: parking garages that would actually provide more parking spaces than
Speaker 5: that surface lot that's currently there, so that has obviously
Speaker 5: been addressed. But as you said so eloquently, I kind
Speaker 5: of feel that energy again that I felt twenty five
Speaker 5: years ago when we were getting ready to open the
Speaker 5: doors to Slugger Field about what we were bringing as
Speaker 5: far as being a catalyst to downtown and future energy
Speaker 5: and excitement, and it just kind of feels a little
Speaker 5: bit that same way against a deja vu feeling as
Speaker 5: this project. Yeah, hopefully it'll it'll get occur and take place,
Speaker 5: which I think it will.
Speaker 7: Now when they we create that hub or create that
Speaker 7: bridge between Nulu and the waterfront and just become the
Speaker 7: dynamic hub of really downtown again like it was in
Speaker 7: two thousand.
Speaker 3: Now when they built the soccer stadium. All of these
Speaker 3: things were going to happen, It was going to connect,
Speaker 3: and none of it happened. Why is this different, do
Speaker 3: you think?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: I mean our ownership group, Diamond Baseball Holdings that owns
Speaker 5: the bats among other as you follow baseball, so and
Speaker 5: you could possibly if things go well as far as
Speaker 5: getting all the texts you know, crossed off and getting
Speaker 5: everything approved, induction could start as early and I would
Speaker 5: assume it would take probably eighteen to twenty four months
Speaker 5: once the first shovel goes in the ground to have
Speaker 5: project completed. But the excitement that it would create in downtown.
Speaker 5: As you obviously know, downtown's been struggling to come back
Speaker 5: since the pandemic, and I think it needs a push
Speaker 5: like this, and our ownership group is willing to be
Speaker 5: the catalyst to make that push happen.
Speaker 4: So it's just it's.
Speaker 1: Here's why it's gonna work. Because it's just east enough.
Speaker 1: Remember we used to say that the farthest people would
Speaker 1: go downtown is Stevie Ray's Blues Bar before Sluggerfield because
Speaker 1: it was it felt like the still the Highlands, right,
Speaker 1: So it's like, well it's not downtown, it's it's still
Speaker 1: east Enough. So that's why I think it's going to work.
Speaker 1: And I think we obviously we need more housing. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: And then across the street, so you're going to do
Speaker 1: that project, which is I'm telling you, I'm so excited
Speaker 1: about it. You can hear my voice across the street.
Speaker 1: Angels Envy is going to take their parking lot and
Speaker 1: they're going to double the size of their distillery.
Speaker 4: Correct, I mean it is.
Speaker 5: So if you guys are familiar, our listeners might be
Speaker 5: familiar with the Battery, which is the entertainment district in
Speaker 5: Atlanta right outside the Braves Ballpark, right, But this has
Speaker 5: the same look and feel as the Battery in Atlanta,
Speaker 5: and what it's done for that property is amazing. It's
Speaker 5: just it's like, besides Braves Baseball is just so many
Speaker 5: other things to do when you go down there. It
Speaker 5: doesn't have to be baseball season. And that's the cool
Speaker 5: thing about this project. It doesn't have to be spring
Speaker 5: or summer when the bats are playing. It could be
Speaker 5: the fall or winter, and there could be some really
Speaker 5: fun and entertaining things that could be taking place around
Speaker 5: that entire area. So again, it's going to create that
Speaker 5: natural bridge from market from what's going on in New
Speaker 5: lou Over to the waterfront.
Speaker 4: And again you know Zanana Boluoville.
Speaker 5: And I'm really excited and I can't wait to see
Speaker 5: this all start to take place.
Speaker 3: Got a text from Bernard, the head Elf, and he
Speaker 3: tells me that, let me see, Santa is going to
Speaker 3: be at Sluggerfield.
Speaker 2: Is that right, the real Santa?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: And actually that's a great segue. Is We've got Breakfast
Speaker 5: with Santa coming up this Saturday morning, and we've already
Speaker 5: sold out one of the sessions, which is the ten
Speaker 5: thirty to news session. We only have forty tickets level
Speaker 5: for at the eight thirty to ten am session. It's
Speaker 5: so cool because one our friends, it out Back, will
Speaker 5: be catering this, so you'll get a delicious breakfast of pancakes,
Speaker 5: scrambled eggs, bacon provided by obviously the great Steps at
Speaker 5: out Back. But also it's going to take place in
Speaker 5: our locker rooms. Otherwise none of our clubhouses, so you
Speaker 5: get a unique opportunity for your family to go down
Speaker 5: and experience Breakfast with Santa in such a unique space
Speaker 5: as our locker rooms. So we'll have decorating of both
Speaker 5: kick cookies and ornamous. Our team store will be open
Speaker 5: for those interesting and special people on your Christmas list
Speaker 5: that are baseball fans, you can do some Christmas shopping.
Speaker 5: It's just a great way to get in the Christmas spirit.
Speaker 5: So for all the moms and dads that are listening
Speaker 5: right now, or all those grandmas and grandpas, go to
Speaker 5: the Bat's website at batspaceball dot com. The link is
Speaker 5: right there on the front page, you'll see Breakfast with Santa,
Speaker 5: and I'll take you right over to where you can
Speaker 5: purchase tickets for this Saturday morning again.
Speaker 4: The second session is already sold out.
Speaker 5: There's only forty tickets remaining for the eight thirty to
Speaker 5: ten am session.
Speaker 4: So start your Saturday.
Speaker 5: Off, start your weekend off by having Breakfast with Santa
Speaker 5: at Louisville Sludderfield and reparking right next to the ballpark
Speaker 5: in that big surface lit And.
Speaker 1: By the way, let me defend the parking a little bit.
Speaker 1: You've got a parking spaces across the street, and I
Speaker 1: always park. I always park on the road. What road
Speaker 1: is that? The one that leads to the skatepark and
Speaker 1: to the river road.
Speaker 2: Probably Witherspoon, Yeah, Witherspoons.
Speaker 1: I park on Witherspoon. Anyway, I never pull into the
Speaker 1: parking lot and rarely is that thing full. For most
Speaker 1: games it won't be an issue, but for Thunder, for
Speaker 1: the Savannah Bananas, whatever, you know, on the big games,
Speaker 1: just like any other place, the parking will be crazy.
Speaker 1: But for the most part, on a Tuesday night game,
Speaker 1: it's not going to be an issue. When that goes up,
Speaker 1: So give me I'm going to put you on a spot.
Speaker 1: So one to ten, how much do you think this
Speaker 1: is going to get done? Do you think they overturned
Speaker 1: some dirt here in the next year, Like one to ten, I.
Speaker 4: Would say it's probably a nine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, that's what I wanted to hear.
Speaker 3: That's what now before since you brought up.
Speaker 5: As our ownership group is really committed to making this happen.
Speaker 5: I know the Mayor's excited. Oh yeah, a lot of
Speaker 5: energy in city government. There's a lot of energy throughout
Speaker 5: the folks that run downtown to make this project come
Speaker 5: off the drawing table and become a reality. So I
Speaker 5: think it's fun to happen.
Speaker 3: Okay, Since Tony brought up, Savannah Banana is hugely popular
Speaker 3: everywhere they go sell out here multiple days. I know
Speaker 3: it's on the early December, but for people listening, what
Speaker 3: steps do I need to take now to make sure
Speaker 3: I can see the Savannah Bananas next summer?
Speaker 2: Good question, Well.
Speaker 5: The best way to help your chances would be to
Speaker 5: purchase one of our ticket packages for the upcoming twenty
Speaker 5: twenty five season, whether it's a ten game package up
Speaker 5: to our full season packages, because those folks will be
Speaker 5: having an opportunity to have their names put into the
Speaker 5: special ticket lottery to have first access in that lottery
Speaker 5: to banana tickets when the party animals come back June
Speaker 5: twenty sixth through twenty eight so we'll be providing those
Speaker 5: folks a second chance to get into the lottery. And
Speaker 5: so many people nothing at locked out last year in
Speaker 5: the lottery. I didn't get an opportunit to buy tickets,
Speaker 5: So that would help increase your chances.
Speaker 1: Greg Galliet, Mary Chrismas, Buddy, Happy holidays.
Speaker 2: We'll see you with Santa on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Go to bats Baseball dot com and we're really excited
Speaker 1: about the things. This new ownership group was so awesome
Speaker 1: last year. And then you in that wind streak. Thanks Greg, thanks.
Speaker 4: For having me. Happy holidays to everybody.
Speaker 2: Seebuddy, it's you, brother Sam.
Speaker 3: Kudos to them before the sad news for yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: getting more realistic with their concessions pricing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh sure, you had to, right. And I love
Speaker 1: the where you just check out yourself. You grab and
Speaker 1: go so that you grab the nachos, you grab a beer,
Speaker 1: You just go underneath the thing and you go, just
Speaker 1: like at the airport. At some point they're just gonna
Speaker 1: can need anybody.
Speaker 3: Well, everybody wants thirty dollars an hour to hand you
Speaker 3: a hot dog.
Speaker 2: I know that's where we're heading.
Speaker 1: Uh so, United Healthcare, that's what we have, right, isn't
Speaker 1: it that blue cross?
Speaker 3: I think it's maritime going to be cross, right, I
Speaker 3: mean pretty much.
Speaker 1: Chief executive officer of United Healthcare Group was fatally shot
Speaker 1: outside a hotel in New York City this morning. This morning,
Speaker 1: Brian Thompson was shot in the chest and legged shortly
Speaker 1: before United Healthcare, a Minnesota based insurance company, was set
Speaker 1: to hold its annual investors meeting. The company ended the
Speaker 1: meeting early. Obviously.
Speaker 3: Do you think that's connected or is this random act
Speaker 3: of violence? That's a great question. Probably committed by someone
Speaker 3: who should have already been in jail.
Speaker 1: The New York City Police Department set a fifty year
Speaker 1: old man was shot around six forty five am. Turns
Speaker 1: out to be this CEO. You imagine what his salary
Speaker 1: is now, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Usually random acts of violence aren't happening at six forty
Speaker 3: five am.
Speaker 1: I think this was probably targeted. It is a shareholders
Speaker 1: meeting of United Healthcare, and we all know what is
Speaker 1: the one. There's two things you cannot bankrupt from.
Speaker 2: What is it? Airlines and healthcare? No, health bank, healthcare
Speaker 2: and taxes. You can't.
Speaker 1: You can't bankrupt and swipe off bills owed by health care,
Speaker 1: health issues or taxes.
Speaker 3: Got to pay all those. I thought you're going down
Speaker 3: the too big to fail route.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, that's it's it's this company,
Speaker 1: this country. Okay, you could if you get in trouble
Speaker 1: and you get out over your skis, well, let you
Speaker 1: file bankruptcy.
Speaker 2: We'll give you eight dollars. We'll give you. Well, we'll
Speaker 2: let you. We'll let you accept.
Speaker 1: If it's a medical procedure or tax nico, Well.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Those are the two most expensive things. I appreciate it. Okay,
Speaker 1: So that is sad news.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 2: He was fifty years old.
Speaker 1: The Justice Department sued United Healthcare last month to block
Speaker 1: a three point three billion dollar acquisition of another insurance company,
Speaker 1: a health healthcare company. I'm gonna say, I'm going to
Speaker 1: go out on the limb with you, Dave, and say
Speaker 1: that this probably is connected with the shareholders meeting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, six am, that's a lot of the
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