Speaker 1: From a look David gilmore murder right, it's his birthday. Oh,
Speaker 1: David Gilmour is going to be seventy.
Speaker 2: Seven years old, seventy nine dudes, Wow, your brain is
Speaker 2: that works in such a weird, weird way. It really
Speaker 2: does it just and you can hear a half a
Speaker 2: note David Gilmore right, and then name the album the
Speaker 2: length of the song, and you're like, how does how
Speaker 2: do you remember that? But can't.
Speaker 1: But then my wife will go and say, hey, we're
Speaker 1: going down to my family's Christmas party or Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Whatever, and ain't you can't you don't remember her name.
Speaker 1: And Amanda is going to be do you remember her? Right?
Speaker 1: I'm like no, no, and Amanda she does this, And
Speaker 1: finally I just to hit the fast forward. You say,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, a man, yeah, yeah, she's great.
Speaker 2: I don't want to bring the room down.
Speaker 1: But let's when I smell a butt.
Speaker 2: Five years ago today. Yes, it's the anniversary of what
Speaker 2: five years ago today with COVID?
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, I know what it is. David
Speaker 1: Gilmour's no, seventy stop or stop. It's five years ago today.
Speaker 2: The first COVID case was diagnosed in Kentucky and It
Speaker 2: changed the world as we know it. Do you remember
Speaker 2: those foever.
Speaker 1: Remember those two weeks we spent.
Speaker 2: It was miserable.
Speaker 3: That was the last week that I was really excited
Speaker 3: about college basketball. Florida State had a top ten team
Speaker 3: and Louis Louisville had a really good team.
Speaker 2: They were ranked number one that year. They were sitting courtside.
Speaker 3: You hear the basketball is bouncing about to take the
Speaker 3: floor for the ACC tournament, and they said, we're not playing.
Speaker 1: It was it was Guss held out.
Speaker 2: We were there, Yeah, held out Paul Rodgers head. Headphones
Speaker 2: sent and said the guy's going to talk. I said,
Speaker 2: hold out the head some phone said let's carry this live,
Speaker 2: and sure enough we did and they canceled it. And
Speaker 2: then what I didn't it was surreal. But what I
Speaker 2: didn't expect was what how awful Americans would be in
Speaker 2: this weird h virus tragedy, how terrible we will would
Speaker 2: all be to each other? I did. That was the
Speaker 2: one thing. If you asked me twenty years from now,
Speaker 2: like what did you get out of that COVID that
Speaker 2: had been weird? Like they're gonna ask you like, hey,
Speaker 2: you wanna through COVID didn't you, old man, Yeah, yeah
Speaker 2: I did. I was on radio at the time. Actually,
Speaker 2: well what happened there? I was like, we all turned
Speaker 2: on each other and we didn't have any toilet paper. Well,
Speaker 2: we didn't have any toilet paper and we turned on
Speaker 2: each other.
Speaker 1: I still remember Derby Derby morning. My wife went out
Speaker 1: and stood in line at Sam's Yeah, to get toilet paper.
Speaker 1: It was Derby morning. And then she texted me she said,
Speaker 1: how funny is how times change? We used to stand
Speaker 1: in line to get into the infield.
Speaker 2: Yes, at Derby morning.
Speaker 1: Now here I am standing in line to get toilet
Speaker 1: like Russia.
Speaker 2: And then you hear the stories and I can't remember
Speaker 2: the reporter we talked to that said someone walked over
Speaker 2: and took two pounds of ground beef from his.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: He had three pounds, and some lady walked over and
Speaker 2: took two of them from him, and she said, you
Speaker 2: don't deserve that. You can't take three pounds, and he
Speaker 2: was like, put that beef back in my And I
Speaker 2: was like, people turned on each other like no other.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to pick of the right word America. When
Speaker 2: when America has gotten their back of the wall, we
Speaker 2: at least have come together as Americans to move forward
Speaker 2: and figure out a way, and we all just started
Speaker 2: screaming at each other.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you I hate hoarders. In situations like that.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to play the role of you, do you
Speaker 2: know what? Excuse me and you go hoarders? Oh, go ahead.
Speaker 1: So anyway, a year before COVID, I got connected with
Speaker 1: port of Katrell and part of the nutrition then he
Speaker 1: put me on. Yeah was ten egg whites in the morning,
Speaker 1: ten egg whites at night. So my behavior at the
Speaker 1: grocery store in yeah. But but here's the thing. My
Speaker 1: behavior at the grocery store was to go in and
Speaker 1: buy two six sixty count cases one hundred and twenty eggs.
Speaker 1: I buy one hundred and twenty eggs every week, crack
Speaker 1: up secret. But now this comes around, I look like
Speaker 1: I'm on hoarder and all I'm doing is getting my
Speaker 1: regular order. Because I'm getting, you know, one hundred and
Speaker 1: twenty eggs, people are looking at me sideways. I'm like,
Speaker 1: I did this for a year on.
Speaker 2: There was some benefits.
Speaker 1: Shaking hands was great.
Speaker 2: No shaking hands, and the masks to where no one
Speaker 2: recognized you. So even if you saw your neighbor, they
Speaker 2: didn't recognize you, so they didn't have to stop and talk.
Speaker 1: That was a benefit, Well, it was a benefit crazy
Speaker 1: ass hair like this.
Speaker 3: But the fact you also got a lot of time
Speaker 3: together that didn't work for some people. It was great
Speaker 3: for us, I tell you, great for my family, minus
Speaker 3: Susan's marriage.
Speaker 1: For a while, minus susan marriage, it got better. And
Speaker 1: I got to tell you, we had a lot of
Speaker 1: on just her and I and Lemmy, and it was
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what else was great?
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, I'd love to go to your party. But
Speaker 2: six foot separation or that. But if you had to
Speaker 2: get a grade, if you had to give a grade
Speaker 2: on how it stop, how Americans and the American government
Speaker 2: and the Kentucky legislator F and the and the and
Speaker 2: you have to give a grade to how we reacted
Speaker 2: to COVID, which was our largest challenge in the last
Speaker 2: twenty years. How did we react to it? I give
Speaker 2: him an F? Well what about the day I give
Speaker 2: everybody an F? Yes, you driving your car, you get
Speaker 2: an F. What about I give Bashir an F, I
Speaker 2: give Trump and F I give Biden and F. I
Speaker 2: give everybody an F. You failed. You failed, harsh, Dave,
Speaker 2: that was harsh, I know, but we had Andy's story
Speaker 2: time though.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing we need to do.
Speaker 2: He hasn't done the voice in so long. He's trying
Speaker 2: to fin it out. I think that this is George
Speaker 2: Bush and the Sheer together.
Speaker 4: I think that if you're a casino, you should stay open,
Speaker 4: but if you're a church, we should shut you down. Okay,
Speaker 4: because COVID, of course, it is scared of casinos, but
Speaker 4: hates churches.
Speaker 2: Until that time, I always believed that in bad times,
Speaker 2: Republican or Democrat, that people would choose the common sense
Speaker 2: right thing. And then I watched as government controlled people
Speaker 2: and and and made exceptions for businesses and not others. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I guess this is the day I grow up. I
Speaker 2: guess this is the day. I guess the day little
Speaker 2: Tony grows up.
Speaker 1: What about this one? What about this one? You can't
Speaker 1: eat in a restaurant inside, but if they put a
Speaker 1: tent on the outside of the restaurant, you can't inside
Speaker 1: outside inside.
Speaker 3: And you couldn't sit at the bar, but you could
Speaker 3: sit at a table near the bar.
Speaker 1: It was so stupid, and people would the taking their
Speaker 1: mass down and shooting and putting it back up.
Speaker 2: Well, the problem was the special c d C said, yeah,
Speaker 2: we made the six feet up, it's probably three. They
Speaker 2: didn't change anything, like, they didn't change any of rules
Speaker 2: or anything. And they said, yeah, if you're outside, you
Speaker 2: really don't deed the distance at all.
Speaker 1: Well what when the CDC changed the definition of vaccination. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's why I said, who whoa, whoa, Yeah, because.
Speaker 2: We will not forget about the vaccines that we rushed through.
Speaker 1: Bobby Kennedy, You mister Kennedy.
Speaker 2: But you remember the plane landing, the plane landing at
Speaker 2: Bowman or not Boomingfield, the plane landing at Standard not
Speaker 2: Stanford Field, Muhammed Ali International Airport. Uh, the plane landing
Speaker 2: in Louisville. And they're like in all of the national news,
Speaker 2: the worldwide news was you know, there's video of the
Speaker 2: plane going across because it was ups and they're like,
Speaker 2: here's the fact, sine, the first shipment of the vaccine.
Speaker 2: That is good. It's Louisville, Kentucky, the first shipman of
Speaker 2: the voxery. And you're just like we're watching history here. Uh,
Speaker 2: and it was it was just again five years ago today,
Speaker 2: the first case how about What about I'll never forget it,
Speaker 2: and I don't really want to remember it.
Speaker 1: What about when they did finally say okay, you can
Speaker 1: open up. You can eat at a restaurant, not inside
Speaker 1: but inside outside in a ten of the parking lot.
Speaker 1: They did it at six feet all this business and
Speaker 1: you finally go out and you take a drink of
Speaker 1: your tequila and you accidentally clear your throat everybody in
Speaker 1: the room.
Speaker 2: I know, I know because there were cases like Jody Demmling,
Speaker 2: our friend that was on his deathbed, that father Bill
Speaker 2: from our Paris was giving him his last rights over
Speaker 2: the phone with the phone headset next to his head
Speaker 2: and giving him his last rights. I know a doctor
Speaker 2: administrator that looked at the film on his lungs and said,
Speaker 2: didn't know it was Jody, and said, this patient will die.
Speaker 2: Well we I mean, but he recovered.
Speaker 1: No, but we were goofing on him when we found
Speaker 1: out he got COVID. Yes, we did go and then
Speaker 1: we found out what happened. Yeah, he almost died. He
Speaker 1: was on a ventilator for a month.
Speaker 3: How many people died without being able to see their relatives?
Speaker 2: Oh, oh, I know, so stupid. Here's an iPad with
Speaker 2: your relatives. What so you had those cases and I
Speaker 2: guess that you know not. I guess that scared the
Speaker 2: crap out of everybody. But again we did not. Here's
Speaker 2: COVID can be summed up in the one episode of
Speaker 2: Seinfeld when Costanza is at the bubble Boy's birthday party
Speaker 2: and they yelled fire and he throws the kids out
Speaker 2: of the way to get out of the house. Rights.
Speaker 2: That's how people reacted with COVID. I mean, we all
Speaker 2: turned on each other.
Speaker 1: It was ridiculous, which is but I guess this was
Speaker 1: a affective national tragedy affected everybody. Nine to eleven was
Speaker 1: and it brought us all together.
Speaker 2: Brought us all together because we had toilet paper. No,
Speaker 2: it brought us all together. He's right, Nine to eleven
Speaker 2: brought us together to it. I've never felt more American
Speaker 2: than that at that time. And we all wanted blood,
Speaker 2: and we all want and we all came together and said,
Speaker 2: whatever has to be done, we will do it. Democrats
Speaker 2: and Republicans together. And that was not the case with COVID.
Speaker 2: I mean, we you didn't have all the lawmakers, remember
Speaker 2: the night of nine to eleven, them all standing on
Speaker 2: the House of the Capitol singing the national anthem together.
Speaker 1: We just need you a flatten to curve and stay.
Speaker 2: A doctor Fauci, Yes, you should be in jails. Your
Speaker 2: faith should be in jail. And you can't dismiss whether
Speaker 2: you are a conspiracy theorist or not. You can't dismiss
Speaker 2: the five you know, five years before COVID hit and
Speaker 2: the video with the date on it and him and
Speaker 2: doctor Fauci describing COVID to a t here's what the
Speaker 2: next disease or virus will be, and then describing COVID.
Speaker 2: You're just like, that's five years ago.
Speaker 1: What about this? What about doctor's physicians stepping out and going, hey,
Speaker 1: here's the idea. I treated a couple of patients with
Speaker 1: IV A macron crucified and would ruin the careers.
Speaker 2: Because Trump mentioned it that and now you can't take it.
Speaker 1: And now fast forward ce DC. Yeah, you absolutely saying
Speaker 1: that's a horse d wormer and all that.
Speaker 2: No, I have a cols doctor. He prescribed that to me.
Speaker 2: Here's no, no, no, that'll work. I'll send you a script.
Speaker 1: Right good.
Speaker 2: I was like, okay, I thought it was and he
Speaker 2: was like no, no, no, no, no, take it.
Speaker 1: That's just on the view.
Speaker 2: Take it all right. So again I didn't didn't mean
Speaker 2: to dominate. But that's how we all emotionally are attached
Speaker 2: to COVID. We are not we sess me off. I
Speaker 2: don't want to see in ten fifteen years the movie
Speaker 2: about COVID because I won't watch it. I won't watch
Speaker 2: it because I lived through it and it was awful
Speaker 2: and it was sucked and it was no. Nothing redeeming
Speaker 2: came out of COVID. Nothing.
Speaker 3: Okay, if something similar did, if something similar starts, are
Speaker 3: we going to race back to that weird place?
Speaker 2: Or no one will? No, no, no one will. I'm
Speaker 2: not wearing a damn one's wearing mask.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm gonna take a lot from Hooper and Jaws.
Speaker 1: I'll never put on a life vest again. Yeah, well,
Speaker 1: I'll never wear a mask again.
Speaker 2: And the shot and people that were fired for not
Speaker 2: taking the shot that that that was that was wrong.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous, including soldiers that was wrong to do. Uh
Speaker 2: So again, nothing redeeming came out of death.
Speaker 1: What And you might get mad at me for saying this,
Speaker 1: Go for it.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 1: Here's what I learned about COVID. Never trust the press
Speaker 1: and never trust the government. Oh no, that's two. That's
Speaker 1: that's two silver linings that came out. It opened up
Speaker 1: the eyes of the nation. This man, yeah, doctor's physicians
Speaker 1: were losing their careers just by speaking out the trust true.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, that's true. No, that's true. And and
Speaker 2: uh and the government choosing which businesses could stay open,
Speaker 2: and it was like, oh that. And then of course
Speaker 2: I really almost went into the riots. I almost almost
Speaker 2: went right into the riots. No, they can assemble there.
Speaker 2: They can't assemble at the ball game, like come on,
Speaker 2: come on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's a good point. When the riots started
Speaker 1: to happen, going on. I when the riots started to happen,
Speaker 1: I was still buying into what the press was selling, right,
Speaker 1: and I thought, oh, good lord, we're gonna lose every
Speaker 1: one of our l m p D officers down here.
Speaker 1: The super spread a riot, And of course the guvernment
Speaker 1: governor was saying, oh, no, that's okay, they can assemble
Speaker 1: because COVID scared of riots.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: And then the absolute evidence not anecdotal, but maybe it is.
Speaker 2: But Kroger was the only business that stayed open in
Speaker 2: only nine well, and the church because the Kroger stayed
Speaker 2: open and everyone went to Kroger. So every person in
Speaker 2: the podcast, because it was the only thing to do,
Speaker 2: the whole family would go to Kroger. They were just like,
Speaker 2: you want to go to Kroger again, Yeah, let's go
Speaker 2: to Koger because it was the only thing open. So
Speaker 2: everyone went to the grocery store. We went to the
Speaker 2: grocery store, and after six months of COVID, they had
Speaker 2: nine cases proger employees over their twenty stores. And I
Speaker 2: was like, if you're a leader, you go hang on.
Speaker 3: I remember standing in line outside of Target, everyone six
Speaker 3: feet apart.
Speaker 2: When one person left the store, one could go in.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right.
Speaker 3: Everyone went straight back to the toilet paper section as
Speaker 3: fast as they could.
Speaker 1: What about the stupid little arrows? You can go to
Speaker 1: the if you go down the aisle this way.
Speaker 2: The virus won't follow you.
Speaker 3: I wish I owned an arrow company or a plexiglass company.
Speaker 3: And stickers on the floor like morons. You can stand
Speaker 3: here and sixty delay is this sticker?
Speaker 2: Stand? Sir?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 2: You are not standing on sticker. Stand on the sticker, sir. Okay, Wow,
Speaker 2: I think again, Last, David, what I I don't believe
Speaker 2: anything positive came out of COVID, And shame on all
Speaker 2: of us as Americans for turning on each other. For
Speaker 2: it's the one more thing.
Speaker 1: Remember on gillig is Aland where they find the Japanese
Speaker 1: soldier that doesn't know the war's over.
Speaker 2: Correct. Yes, okay, it's actually true.
Speaker 1: Story whatever. Whenever I see somebody out with a mask on,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go and go, hey, war's over.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, you can't do that because you don't
Speaker 2: know who's sick. But you don't know who's sick, who
Speaker 2: has cancer and all that. Because you can look like
Speaker 2: an a No, but you look like yourself. I said,
Speaker 2: I feel like it. I don't do it. Yeah, thank you.
Speaker 2: Now when you're riding by yourself in your own car,
Speaker 2: no listen, I support that.
Speaker 1: If you wear a mask in your car by yourself,
Speaker 1: I support that because it helps me decide who to
Speaker 1: let out and who not to let it.
Speaker 2: I don't. The mind is a is a complicated thing.
Speaker 2: And if that makes you, if you feel safe, if
Speaker 2: it's a comfort thing for you, I'm all for it. Brother,
Speaker 2: wear your mask in your car. I can't hate somebody
Speaker 2: because I don't know their life and their situation. But
Speaker 2: jump to conclusion and do what you like. You jump
Speaker 2: to your conclusion. Some people sleep with a stuffed animal.
Speaker 2: Didn't we do that?
Speaker 1: I told you about that in confidence, man.
Speaker 2: Pluss Stop it's coming. The whole thing is coming apart.
Speaker 2: The stitches are coming out.
Speaker 1: That's because I cut a hole in the few.
Speaker 2: I know you did.
Speaker 1: And don't bring that up either, man. I told you
Speaker 1: that in confidence too.
Speaker 2: All right, it's not just the fifth anniversary of COVID,
Speaker 2: the first case of COVID in Kentucky. It is the
Speaker 2: day that we bless the beer for the Saint Patrick's Parade.
Speaker 2: Uh and tonight, rich licklighter, rich licklighter, our friend from
Speaker 2: Catholic Education Foundation has been voted by the put your
Speaker 2: pants back up man? Where did you get that? Lepre eh?
Speaker 2: You look at him? Dance, look at him, dance, Put your.
Speaker 1: Pants pants back on man.
Speaker 2: The ancient order of Hibernians, I'm not sure what they
Speaker 2: do besides wearing. They sleep for a while, it's a
Speaker 2: what is that happen?
Speaker 3: And then they wake up at St. Patrick's Day, I'm like,
Speaker 3: what do you guys do?
Speaker 2: They're like, we wear these green jackets wes we tap Kegs.
Speaker 2: The ancient order of the Liburnians have voted Rich leg
Speaker 2: Lighter Irishman of the Year. And I am one hundred
Speaker 2: percent sure Rich leck Lighter is German.
Speaker 1: I think uh, Scott Fitzgerald is a Yes he is Hiberian.
Speaker 2: Yes he is. Yes, we have plenty of friends that
Speaker 2: are Hibernians. Iberians not a sash. What does this say
Speaker 2: when you hear the sash? Is that a sash? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Think where the jackets as they have patches like boy scouts.
Speaker 1: That's a sash.
Speaker 2: That's a sash. Jack you. So I'll be going tonight.
Speaker 2: Rich Lecklighter, which is German descent, is Irishman of the
Speaker 2: Year and he is blessing the beer tonight at Goodwood.
Speaker 2: There's a brewery called Goodwood, and.
Speaker 1: That was also my nickname.
Speaker 2: And no college, that's not true. But the late went
Speaker 2: to call that's.
Speaker 1: What the ladies. Well, okay, let me rerun it. That's
Speaker 1: what the ladies used to call me at the car wash.
Speaker 2: There you go, mister Goodwood, there you go. All right,
Speaker 2: we were way late, so let's do joke dazoure and
Speaker 2: move on.
Speaker 1: Before we do joke, Djore, I want to thank Shady
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Speaker 2: Screwed up? What'd you do?
Speaker 1: I sat on him in a meeting, But tonight I'm
Speaker 1: in the downstomer.
Speaker 2: A little up. Uh what a bad way to go?
Speaker 1: Ye, well they replaces but they were Oh no.
Speaker 2: Dwight's butt coming straight at you. Thank you, Shady Rays.
Speaker 1: But they replaced him.
Speaker 2: And I wonder if it's last gaff had to consume
Speaker 2: whatever air.
Speaker 1: If you lose them, scratch and break them, they replace him.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Not just for me, They'll do it for you too.
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Speaker 2: What do we what? Oh, it's his birthday.
Speaker 1: Into the David Gilmour. Happy birthday, David Gilmore, real quick.
Speaker 1: The social media's shame on me, Dean Browner. I didn't
Speaker 1: know I said it this way. I'm tired this morning. Evidently,
Speaker 1: he says, I'm ashamed. It was quin who said I'll
Speaker 1: never put on a life check again, not Hooper.
Speaker 2: I guess that's a Hooper you did.
Speaker 1: I'm so freaking tired.
Speaker 2: Well, at least you don't have anything to do today.
Speaker 1: I got a full day all the way. How old about?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: Well, you know, Kentucky's in session, so it's always something.
Speaker 1: It's always always something, and you're gonna shed some light.
Speaker 1: But we're kind of flying blind on this. You sent
Speaker 1: me a text, and I say, ye, come on, because
Speaker 1: I use Delta eight every night and I also use
Speaker 1: one of many things. I also use regular CBD throughout
Speaker 1: the day. And uh, I go to five le two
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Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: I love you for providing that for me because it helps.
Speaker 1: But evidently now something else is under attack. I just
Speaker 1: we have a Republican majority.
Speaker 2: What are they going after? What are they going after?
Speaker 5: So right now they're going after bridges.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, for what reason? Because we have CBD tincture,
Speaker 1: we have gummies, we have multiple forms of vapes.
Speaker 6: They're trying to say that it's not regulated. And if
Speaker 6: we all can look in the past history, House Built
Speaker 6: five forty four passed unanimously, which gave the Cabinet all
Speaker 6: the rules and allowable things to do to regulate the
Speaker 6: CBD industry. Any hint drived cannabinoids, any intoxicating cannabinoids, I
Speaker 6: call them hint drived. I hate to use the word
Speaker 6: intoxicating because you can use THHC without being intoxicated. So
Speaker 6: now what happened In February we had a meeting with
Speaker 6: Chairman coke On he filed a bill like the Last
Speaker 6: Day to File, which was House Built seven thirty four.
Speaker 6: It has now had two readings. In the interim Senator
Speaker 6: Rack Adams also filed shell Bill two O two.
Speaker 5: We had no idea what was going on with that.
Speaker 6: I was there on Tuesday to meet with legislators for
Speaker 6: House Bills seven thirty four and I stopped her in
Speaker 6: the hallway. She never named it, but she said that,
Speaker 6: you know, senators are wanting to completely ban these products,
Speaker 6: and never named it at all that she had filed
Speaker 6: this bill. So it really.
Speaker 5: Caught me by surprise. So yesterday I was literally.
Speaker 6: There in Frankfurt all day from eight thirty in the
Speaker 6: morning until six at night, and her shell bill and
Speaker 6: you can't even see what it says on the LRC,
Speaker 6: but it literally she calls it a moratorium, it's a band,
Speaker 6: it's probition against the beverages. And it was file and
Speaker 6: it actually passed the L and O Committee, so it
Speaker 6: had the three readings. I did give testimony yesterday. And
Speaker 6: I'm also now the president of the Kentucky Hump Association.
Speaker 2: So, oh, you gave testimony. How did that go?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: How was it received?
Speaker 5: It was received well.
Speaker 6: I did manage to get two no votes and two passes.
Speaker 6: So for me to come in late not even knowing
Speaker 6: and trying to talk to all these legislators about these
Speaker 6: products that should not be banned. I mean, regulate them.
Speaker 6: Let the cabinet regulate them. There there's already a process
Speaker 6: to get products approved. We have to pay a fee. Sure,
Speaker 6: we now have to be a licensed retailler, so you
Speaker 6: have to be. You have to submit all your paperwork.
Speaker 6: The Cabinet has already approved one hundred and forty six
Speaker 6: beverages out of two hundred and four products approved. So
Speaker 6: they they grabbed.
Speaker 2: A can we be doing something else besides let me
Speaker 2: here's here's what pissons.
Speaker 1: I just want to interject for a minute, d D
Speaker 1: because it seems like there's a fight every single year.
Speaker 1: I am a CBD user, I'm a Delta eight user,
Speaker 1: and so they're both legal. All this is is a
Speaker 1: different delivery method. I prefer tincture and gummies, and that's it.
Speaker 1: Why what does it matter to our General Assembly if
Speaker 1: I can just drink my CBD instead of a tincture.
Speaker 1: I mean, here's the thing. We have a Republican majority.
Speaker 1: I thought the Republican Party stood for less government in
Speaker 1: your life. But all I'm seeing I see a lot
Speaker 1: of restrictions.
Speaker 6: Lots of restrictions, and it saddens me because you know,
Speaker 6: they said that we had you know, not reached out
Speaker 6: and didn't come to an Onmino meeting back in September, and.
Speaker 5: I was there. You know, they record that stuff.
Speaker 6: I even sent emails after saying please don't let this
Speaker 6: be taken over by the ABC, because well, first off,
Speaker 6: I would not be able to get a license.
Speaker 5: BP already next to me, already has a license to.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, you mean you mean dongers BP.
Speaker 2: All right, So here's my question. Look, I don't think
Speaker 2: Julia Rocky Adams goes into a store and looks at
Speaker 2: a can of drink and go, you know what. I
Speaker 2: don't think that's right. Is there a group that goes
Speaker 2: to the lawmakers and says, here's the stuff we think
Speaker 2: you should look at. Is there a group that's going
Speaker 2: against you that we should know about.
Speaker 6: Yes, And that happened back in September, And that's how
Speaker 6: I got involved in all this.
Speaker 5: It was like her group and they were actually, oh shock.
Speaker 2: That's where I was going. That's where I was going.
Speaker 2: I was like, if you go, if you butt up
Speaker 2: against the bourbon industry, you're going to lose, right.
Speaker 1: So bourbon or horse racing good, anything else bad.
Speaker 2: So this this group went to legislators and say, we
Speaker 2: got to get these drinks off the shelf, either.
Speaker 6: Off the shelf or to be in the three tiered system.
Speaker 6: So then it would completely annihilate.
Speaker 5: Businesses like mine. We wouldn't be able to sell them.
Speaker 1: But again I don't understand. It's you know, Delta nine,
Speaker 1: Delta eight legal, CBD legal. Oh, there's different delivery methods
Speaker 1: to use. All this is is a brand new a drink. Okay,
Speaker 1: So where are we at with this? Did they succeed
Speaker 1: in jaiming you up?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 5: And no?
Speaker 6: I mean it did pass the ln O Committee yesterday.
Speaker 6: Now it's going to go to the floor for a
Speaker 6: Senate vote. There were a number of senators that were
Speaker 6: not in favor of the moratorium or to stop the sales.
Speaker 6: And I'm willing to work with them as the president
Speaker 6: of the Kentucky Himp Association to get common sense regulations,
Speaker 6: which we already have right right, But I'm more than
Speaker 6: willing to concede with to concede with that.
Speaker 5: Again.
Speaker 6: I just I pray that I can we can get
Speaker 6: it stopped either on the Senate floor in the House
Speaker 6: and get some you know, get some amendments filed. It's
Speaker 6: a poorly written bill. I'm obviously not in favor at all.
Speaker 6: And the only thing that I can ask everybody to
Speaker 6: do is start calling, start emailing. It's Senate Bill two
Speaker 6: o two and House Bill seven thirty four. Those are
Speaker 6: the two big bills, Okay that I need people's help.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, d D thank you constantly.
Speaker 2: Fye for sure, and we'll contact you and let you
Speaker 2: know how well, let us know how all this works out.
Speaker 5: I appreciate you all so much.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: D Taylor two him.
Speaker 2: Now you can't you can't be named d D unless
Speaker 2: you can't. You have to be able to bake cookies
Speaker 2: if you're a d D.
Speaker 5: Right, what I do?
Speaker 2: Let there we go.
Speaker 1: Of course she can do it all. Are you kidding me?
Speaker 5: I'm eating gluten free and healthy.
Speaker 2: Gluten free cookies. Thanks, yeah, guys.
Speaker 1: Well in the survey shows that twenty five percent of
Speaker 1: Americans pee in the shower and seventy five percent why
Speaker 1: everybody does it? Come on? Right?
Speaker 2: Numbers low? But I don't, I don't, I don't normally know.
Speaker 2: Are you kidding? Me, No, I have discipline. Okay, they okay, before.
Speaker 1: Okay that I don't either, Yes, I do.
Speaker 2: No, I don't care that you do. But don't say
Speaker 2: that it's guaranteed that Dave and I do. Okay, you're
Speaker 2: a liar, sir.
Speaker 1: Your face. Uh. New survey random Americans found that twelve
Speaker 1: percent of Americans do it every single day. I'm in
Speaker 1: the twelve.
Speaker 2: Percent every day. Yeah, go to the bathroom.
Speaker 1: I do what.
Speaker 2: The toilet's right next to the shower, next to the shower. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but here's the thing.
Speaker 1: I took long showers cause I gotta hear about five
Speaker 1: or six Rolling Stone songs to wake me up.
Speaker 2: Are you serious?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're waiting timeout, so are we You're in the
Speaker 2: shower for five rolling Stones? Absolutely? Person, What are you doing?
Speaker 2: Don't ask?
Speaker 1: Usually I'm dancing around like Mick Jagger because it wakes
Speaker 1: me up and singing along.
Speaker 2: With it's such a weirdo.
Speaker 1: I'm a weirdo. But I saw are we wee before
Speaker 1: I get in the shower, you know. Then I get
Speaker 1: in the shower, and then when I turn the water off, man,
Speaker 1: things get caught and I'm wet and it makes things happen.
Speaker 2: Uh, I can see the percentage twenty five. No, it's
Speaker 2: it's higher than that. Come on, we're at thirty percent
Speaker 2: now in our show, right, yeah, thirty three point three
Speaker 2: three three three through three, well and we got two.
Speaker 2: I can't help. But if once so it goes tinkle tinker.
Speaker 2: You've ever done it? Have I ever done it? Yes?
Speaker 2: Of course, of course, yeah, okay, yeah forty. Sometimes it
Speaker 2: just hits you.
Speaker 3: It's like, okay, I'm damn it, I got shampood in
Speaker 3: my hair.
Speaker 2: It's like, but very okay. It's because I want to okay.
Speaker 1: So if it hits you, it's okay. It's what hits
Speaker 1: me in the morning in the shower that everybody.
Speaker 2: If other people use the shower jerk face, then I
Speaker 2: don't think it's right for you to go ahead exactly
Speaker 2: full in the bathroom.
Speaker 1: The only time my wife gets mad at me is
Speaker 1: when we're taking a shower together. Other than that costs extra, Yeah,
Speaker 1: it costs ect in some some circles. But no. So
Speaker 1: here's what. Twenty five percent of Americans say that they
Speaker 1: we we in the shower at least.
Speaker 2: Once a year. How many do do in the shower seventeen. No,
Speaker 2: I guarantee that's the thing. I wonder to guarantee that.
Speaker 1: That's like my biggest nightmare traveling is, uh is being
Speaker 1: on an airplane and then you know, oh, this captain
Speaker 1: nobody to get out of your seat for the next
Speaker 1: seventeen hours or something like that, you know, And I'm like.
Speaker 2: What I mean?
Speaker 3: It takes forever for a little piece of soap to
Speaker 3: kind of break down.
Speaker 2: What is the range? Yeah, at this age, I tried
Speaker 2: to drink a lot of fluids before I get on
Speaker 2: the don't I just like, I want to drink this
Speaker 2: water or soda, but I'm not going I'm not going
Speaker 2: to drink it before I get on this plane. It's
Speaker 2: miserable either because I don't want to be sitting there
Speaker 2: jumping around in my seat.
Speaker 1: I know. So usually when we travel, I'll get a
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Speaker 1: it out.
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Speaker 2: I think he's a radio broadcast legend in Louisville that
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Speaker 1: That in just a couple of men from Austin Montgomery WMZ. Dude,
Speaker 1: I'll be in the shower all the time. What's the
Speaker 1: harm It gets washed down, basically flushed.
Speaker 2: And he's disgusting. So just have some discipline, young man,
Speaker 2: to go to the bathroom before you go into the shower.
Speaker 1: Both of you all said, yeah, we do, but only
Speaker 1: when it hits this what hits me every morning.
Speaker 2: Man, Well, you have the discipline and the body reactions
Speaker 2: of a seven year old, so I get it. Might
Speaker 2: I suggest adult typer sir?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well no, I wear those when we go out
Speaker 1: to fancy places where I know I got to sit
Speaker 1: and talk to people. But you know, this is my shower.
Speaker 2: And by the way, kudos to the person that stole
Speaker 2: the ambulance from the downtown hospital Latin yesterday. Somebody jumped
Speaker 2: in it. I guess needed to ride. Jewish Hospital just
Speaker 2: a couple of blocks to our left. Somebody jumped in
Speaker 2: the ambulance and took off. Guess they needed to ride.
Speaker 2: They have no idea who did it. And he dropped
Speaker 2: off the ambulance and got out and walked I guess
Speaker 2: to his house. I'm not gonna I haven't found anybody
Speaker 2: cheaper than an uber, I guess.
Speaker 1: So I'm not going to say, uh what tragedy was
Speaker 1: because it was a very dark day. But that was
Speaker 1: a badass move by l MPD. They were a shooting.
Speaker 1: What they were at?
Speaker 2: A shooting?
Speaker 1: Uh big shooting here and somebody was in the back
Speaker 1: of the ambulance and the cops that I'm taking it
Speaker 1: and just drove the ambulance himself. That was a badass.
Speaker 2: How are you connecting those two stories, because like that
Speaker 2: is a what what are you talking about? You mean
Speaker 2: the one from twenty years ago? No? No, no, no,
Speaker 2: all right, It's like Jonathan Harrit I'm trying to have
Speaker 2: fun with a story and then you want to take
Speaker 2: it into this dark, weird place.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying it was a badass move by l MPD.
Speaker 1: I'll get him there. He hopped in and drove him.
Speaker 2: I remember the damn story you're talking about. Yes, the
Speaker 2: guy had It was supposed to be fun, and now
Speaker 2: you're ruined.
Speaker 1: Dick.
Speaker 2: Guys, I'm just trying to say, Hey, the guy needed
Speaker 2: a ride and he says it's better than ruber, and
Speaker 2: then that's where you stop.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, to ever tell you about that?
Speaker 2: You didn't You didn't get a lot of sleep last night?
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