2026-05-15 KSR - Hour 2

Summary

KSR Podcast Summary – Hour 2 (May 15, 2026)

Main Theme:
Matt Jones and the KSR crew cover a lively mix of Kentucky life, sports, tech skepticism, and local politics, balancing serious conversations with offbeat humor. Major topics include the rise of AI and automation (with a strong anti-AI/robot slant), Kentucky basketball roster moves, sports oddities, political shenanigans, and good old-fashioned regional linguistics.

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1. Tech Rants: AI, Waymo Mishaps, and Data Centers

[03:09–11:26, 20:29–23:03, 33:55–36:44]

Key Points:

• Matt launches into a passionate, humorous tirade against autonomous vehicles and AI taking over society, referencing real-world Waymo incidents (cars driving into floods and circling driveways).
• General skepticism over AI and the humans in charge (e.g., Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Sam Altman).
• Concerns about proposed data centers in Kentucky towns (like Cave City): while they bring short-term construction jobs, they cause utility bills to skyrocket and mar the rural landscape.
• Local communities, such as Cave City, resisting the influx of data centers and “AI farms.”
• Debate over whether it’s too late to stop automation and AI from spreading.

Notable Quotes:

• “This further confirms these things are plagues. Upon society and I hate them.” – Matt Jones, re: Waymo mishaps ([04:59])
• “The fight for the next 10 to 15 years in this country is going to be those of us that want humanity to run things and those of us that want inhumane AI to run things...” – Matt Jones ([05:37])
• "All these people are freakazoids...the Elon and Peter Thiel and Sam Altman...is that going to be our future overlords or these six guys in tight T-shirts?" – Matt Jones ([07:33])
• “I’m on anybody’s side that is pro human over robot. And I would guess the vast majority of people are right.” – Matt Jones ([20:29])

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2. Kentucky Life, Culture & Language

[26:03–29:53, 31:19–33:30]

Key Points:

• A segment dedicated to unique Appalachian/Kentucky dialect and phrases, with call-ins elaborating on terms like “peart,” “nuri,” “choir,” and “down pat.”
• Discussion about regional perceptions and how accents are judged outside Kentucky.

Notable Quotes:

• “You got rent, which I did.” – Heather, caller, explaining “rent” as a regionalism ([27:09])
• “When people underestimate you, that only helps you. It’s when people think you’re smart and you’re an idiot, that’s when you have a problem.” – Matt Jones ([31:50])
• “Do I look like I'm infested with bugs? What do I look like to you? Get out of here.” – Matt, joking about unsolicited bug spray salesman ([17:13])

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3. Sports Coverage & Oddities

(PGA Penalties, Grand Slam Bets, UK Basketball, Bass Fishing)

[11:38–17:24, 23:03–25:55, 37:00–39:53, 45:28–49:10]

Key Points:

• Tournament Golf Drama:
  • A golfer incurs a two-stroke penalty for showing up 33 seconds late to his tee time; debate on the strictness and necessity of the rule.
• PGA player John Rahm accidentally hits a worker in the face with a divot and apologizes.
• Brief talk about sports betting strategies and winning (or not really winning) due to bonus splits from betting app promotions.
• A shoutout to Muhlenberg County High’s domination in bass fishing—a recurring Kentucky high school sports story.
• Kentucky Basketball:
  • Ongoing speculation about recruiting Momcilovic (with conflicting reports about his destination).
  • Discussion about roster needs and how certain recruits could elevate UK’s team to top 10–15 status.

Notable Quotes:

• “33 seconds late. Enjoy your penalty.” – Matt Jones, on PGA’s strictness ([13:07])
• “If you could bring. We were talking about what happens if you don't get Moreno or Mom Chili Bitch, if you got them both...that could be a top 10, top 15 team to start the season." – Matt Jones ([47:08])
• “No, I get bored. I’m not going to keep trying. Give. Okay, keep working. But then just give it all away.” – Matt Jones, supporting capping individual wealth at $1 billion ([36:04])
• “Muhlenberg showing up taking all the fish.” – Shannon, on the bass fishing team's dominance ([39:01])

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4. Kentucky Politics & Shenanigans

[14:54–16:53]

Key Points:

• The crew discusses a viral campaign scandal involving Louisville state legislative candidate Max Morley, who was caught on camera taking a rival’s flyer out of a mailbox and ripping it up. This cost him his campaign.
• Ethics and legality of election tactics and campaign practices.
• The changing etiquette around door-to-door campaigners and salespeople.

Notable Quotes:

• “Is it fair or foul to take advertisement flyers out of people's mail?” – Matt Jones ([15:34])
• “It's also a crime, isn't it, to take people's mail?” – Matt Jones ([16:06])

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5. Humorous Banter & Memorable Moments

Throughout

Key Moments:

• Matt’s riff about “freakazoid” AI leaders and “freaks” on TV ([07:33])
• Ongoing jokes about regional quirks, sports rules, and restaurant stories (including naked cartwheels at Tony Roma’s).
• The “shiny” quality of Peter Thiel is mercilessly lampooned:
  • “He always looks like that. It's not just the lighting. He looks like he's perpetually doused himself in baby oil.” – Matt Jones ([35:19])
• Banter about the “salary cap” for billionaires, joking that nobody needs more than a billion dollars.

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6. Listener Calls & Interactivity

[21:39, 23:28, 25:55, 26:57, 31:57, 33:55, 37:00, 45:28]

• Regular segments are driven by engaged callers (“Bluegrass,” “Sebastian,” “Heather,” “Sam,” “Josh”).
• Callers share everything from sports fandom to oddball Kentucky language, making the show feel like a community hangout.

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Waymo/AI & Data Centers Rant: [03:09–11:26]
• Golf Tee Time/PGATour Penalty Story: [11:38–13:33]
• Bizarre Political Campaign Behavior: [14:54–16:53]
• Appalachian Linguistics: [26:03–29:53]
• Listener Calls on Data Centers, Bass Fishing, and Flapdoodle: [31:57–39:53]
• UK Basketball Recruiting & Goodman Debate: [45:28–49:10]

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Tone:
Conversational, irreverent, occasionally ranty, with a strong undercurrent of Kentucky pride and a preference for “pro-human” over “pro-robot” solutions.

Summary:
A quintessential KSR hour: candid, Kentucky-centric sports talk, a touch of political and technological anxiety, language trivia, fan engagement, and a healthy dose of small-town pride—all spiced with the sharp wit and quirks of Matt Jones and company.

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[Matt Jones]

welcome to hour two of Kentucky Sports radio presented by Stockton Mortgage. Now here's Matt Jones.

Welcome back. Hour number two Kentucky Sports Radio. 859-280-2287 Text Machine 772-7745254 we're going to talk in just a few minutes about mom Silovich, right. Chill or still mom Chillovich and a new story that just came out about him and then and Jeff Goodman. But I need to go over, you know, top 11 o'. Clock. Shane always try to do a little bit different news.

I like this part of the show.

Did you see the store the story about the two wayward waymos.

[Shannon]

I knew you have this on your list.

[Matt Jones]

All right. Two of them just in the last two days in I think it was San Francisco Awaymo just drove into flooded a flooded water. Just drove directly into flooded water and just submerged it.

[Shannon]

You're probably rooting for that one.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah, listen, get him out of here. I saw it coming. I watched these idiot cars in right in front of me. Drove right into submerged water. Waymo has recalled 10,000 cars that had the defect, the drive into the flood defect.

[Shannon]

Suicidal waymos.

[Matt Jones]

And then in Atlanta, three waymos ended up in a guy's driveway. He had like a circular driveway in his front and three waymos just showed up there and would not stop driving around in circles.

[Shannon]

Just took over the block.

[Matt Jones]

They just, they just kept going around and around. Three of them. Imagine like you go outside your house and there are three way MO's just in your yard and you can't stop them because they just keep going around till they run out of gas.

[Shannon]

You got to get to work and they're just blocking you in.

[Matt Jones]

Be shooting some tires. I think this is happening in my house.

So these, this further confirms these things are plagues. Upon society and I hate them.

[Shannon]

At least the issues we're seeing right now are somewhat harmless and they're getting

[iHeart Announcer]

out of the way.

[Matt Jones]

Flood is not harmless.

You're a passenger in your life.

You're a passenger.

[Shannon]

Yeah, but there wasn't one in that one. Right.

[Matt Jones]

Okay. Just by coincidence.

[Shannon]

But I mean my point is no one is so far been affected like right now that silly stuff that hopefully they could get it fixed.

[Matt Jones]

But I mean there could have been someone in that car. They were just. That's a pretty. The flood one is serious. The gadget, the thing just driving around in circles is not a big deal,

but it's only a matter of time before it dries off a cliff.

I am the fight of the next 2015, 10 years in this country is going to be those of us that want humanity to run things and those of us that want inhumane AI to run things that it once Trump is not president, the fight for the because. Because he just. People feel so strongly about him. Either way, it's hard for people to be rational. Skip to when he's gone and we all get this 12 year collective idiocy out of our head. The fight for the future is going to be what kind of humanity do you want? Do you want a world that is run by humans or do we want to have AI run the world? And I'm drawing the line as pro human.

Yeah, we're guaranteed human here at iheart. We even run the promos that say we're human.

We run the promo. Yeah, but we. I mean, I'm kidding about the way most. Not really, I hate them. But like just in general, this is going to be the fight of the next 10 to 15 years and you know, is it harmless? I guess. But at the same time like we have to keep the things that make us human beings. And I, you know, when I went to people just like let me get in this box and let it drive me into the flood.

Yeah. When I went to LA, it seemed like 1 out of every 20, 25 cars was a waymo. It was that common.

It's that way and say it was that way in San Francisco too. And that's only going increase And I'm telling you it's not. I mean humanity like that matters. And I, I'm not saying there aren't positive things from AI and all that there are, but I feel like we're giving away basic functions of humans to machines.

[Shannon]

I just think it's too late. They're just rolling out more and more.

[Matt Jones]

It's too late. Like, we like, did you see?

[Shannon]

We should have been saying this 10 years ago.

[Matt Jones]

Well, okay, but we didn't, so we have to do it now. But. But like, everybody I see on tv, Shannon involved with AI is a freak. All these people are freakazoids. They come out and their hairs everywhere and they're like. And I'm like, we're giving the world to these people. This is going to decide our future. Are these like seven weirdos already have all the money? Because that's what's happening. The Elon and Peter Thiel and Sam Altman and all these like. Is that going to be our future overlords or these six guys in tight T shirts?

[Shannon]

Well, they'll hand it off to robots

[Matt Jones]

to be all over Lords. So anyway, I. I was glad to see it drive into the water.

[Shannon]

I had so many people send it. I thought of you immediately. But I also had people send it like, this is for Matt, you know? Yeah, everybody thought of you first.

[Matt Jones]

I hate them. Did you see what happened in Cave City?

[Shannon]

No.

[Matt Jones]

See, this may they don't have waymos. This may me feel good. Down in Cave City, where the dinosaur is, right? Dino World here, they're trying to put these like, data center.

[Shannon]

Oh, that's a big deal.

[Matt Jones]

Because these data centers on paper, you're like, well, how could you fight a data center bringing jobs and construction, but the jobs are temporary. They. Yeah, they bring jobs to build it, but then they leave. And what you're left with is you. The citizen of the town sees your electricity skyrocket, your water skyrocket, because it has to be used to thing. And like, have you seen these towns in like North Dakota and stuff where they are in a glow? Emanates everywhere, like these beautiful serene scenes and they get ruined by just a big, you know, AI farm.

[Shannon]

This is happening all over Kentucky. I know people outside of Lexington, know them personally, who have had a knock on their door and offered lots of money to just take over their land and make it, you know.

[Matt Jones]

And I'm not. We're going to need the. Some of these, but we've got to have some sort of. In Cape City. Good for the people of Cave City. They had a city meeting and they. That they showed up in mass and they protest and now the thing's not coming there.

[Shannon]

Did you see the woman? I can't remember what town it's from. Not too far from Lexington. It happened a few months ago where they offered her. I can't even make up a number. It was so much money. And she's like, no, my family's had this for generations. I'm sitting right here. I mean, it's gonna take that because we ain't give up farmland and just turned everything into data centers. And I mean, we're.

[Matt Jones]

It's all gonna. We're all gonna be one big data center in our target for it. Like. Yeah, because we have the land for. And we. As I understand something about the rock and all that produce a lot of water, I don't know, in like, the Ohio Rivers right there, which they can. But my point is just to say, like, at some point, there needs to be like, a real rational thought about what we want this world to be. Am I crazy?

I fully explain you agree with me on this. Yeah, it's just. It's already out of control. I just don't know what's going to put it back in the box. I feel like it's the toothpaste out of the tube. You can't get it back in there once it's out.

It doesn't make me feel good when I look up and these weirdos are. Are on our national, like, our diplomatic visits. Who goes, all these dudes. These people, like, these people are scary, man. I don't go watch Peter Thiel and the dude at Nvidia and the. The Palantir guy. Go watch interviews with them and be like, is this who you want to decide the future of humanity?

[Shannon]

Peter Till especially and all. They're not big fans on of humans. They don't seem to want any.

[Matt Jones]

Well, they asked that Peter Till guy, would you be okay? Like, you don't want to, like, replace humans. And he wouldn't say no. He was like. Well, I mean, people have, like, prosthetic legs. That's not the same thing, dude.

[Shannon]

Altman do some research on him too. He seems to.

[Matt Jones]

They're all. Well, I just am glad the way my went in the water. The PGA Championship. All right, did you. The Australian guy, what's his name? Higo or something?

[Shannon]

Sure.

[Matt Jones]

Let's just say his name's Higo. I don't know what his name is. He showed up at the tee. He. His tee time. Let's just say Shannon was 7:12. He walked to the T and he got there at 7:12 and 33 seconds.

I'd say that's on Tom.

You. That's not what the PGA says. The PGA says you have to be there at 7:12.00. He was at 7:12, according to him. Let's just say he's right.33 and they're like, sorry, you're 30 seconds late. Two stroke penalty seems harsh. He then shot one under. Had he not had the two stroke penalty, he'd be tied for the lead after it was over. He had a great word salad where he said something like, I was late, but I was actually not late. Depending on what your meaning of time is. I kind of love that answer. His point, though, was even if I was late, by the rules, it was 30 seconds. Give a guy a break. Would you give a break, Shannon?

Yes.

Oh, you.

I would.

I thought you would be Mr. No, no.

I mean, as long as it's within that 60 second window, he's at the tee box, he's ready to go. I think it's really petty to penalize the guy two strokes just because he was 33 seconds late.

33 seconds late. Enjoy your penalty.

[Shannon]

Yep. Because if every golfer is 30 seconds late, we got to back up. This is a major. Why don't you take it seriously and get there five minutes early?

[Matt Jones]

Most people are very early.

[Caller]

Yeah.

[Shannon]

If everybody's 30, 40, 30 seconds, 45 seconds late, then we got. We got a problem.

[Matt Jones]

Exactly. Have some respect.

[Shannon]

Yes.

[Matt Jones]

For your fellow golf.

[Shannon]

And it's a major.

[Matt Jones]

Golf is such a respectful game.

He said his caddy was yelling at him, going, come on, come on.

[Shannon]

Even his caddy was like, well, you got to get over there.

[Matt Jones]

Did he ever say what he was doing in the getting there?

[Shannon]

Probably in the merchandise tent.

[Matt Jones]

Okay, then. Did you see John Rom? He hit a bad shot, Shannon, and he pulled a billy. He took his club and banged it into the ground. But a big divot came up and hit one of the workers in the face. It just. He got hit in the head with a divot. Rom, to his credit, came and apologized and was like, hey, I'm really, really sorry.

The divot off his face.

Got the divot off his face.

[Shannon]

John Rom, I feel like hates his life and leaving for the live. He's constantly throwing a club or yelling at something. He was number one in the world and he left for that money grab. Now he just seems to be mad at everything.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah.

[Shannon]

Also in. Every time I looked at the coverage, Bryson DeChambeau was hitting from somewhere I'd be hitting from.

[Matt Jones]

I don't know why he was on the steps.

[Shannon]

He was behind trees.

[Matt Jones]

I love him screwing up. I think it's just because he's like, he seems like a fine guy, but I think why I like him screwing up is because he'll say things like, you know, I don't have to play on PGA tour. I get three times the views on YouTube. Then go be on YouTube like no one, you know. Go be Mr. Beast.

[Shannon]

He's trying. How about our boy, Steven Yeager? Tiger yesterday, though. He was.

[Matt Jones]

They did well. All right, so then, did you see Shannon about the Louisville guy? His name is Max Morley.

No.

Great. Video online. Look up Max Morley.

Okay.

Max Morley is running for the state legislature in Louisville. He's running against the guy who keeps getting all the sexual harassment claims against him. Grossberg or something. But there's other people running, too. There's a video. He went and knocked on a woman's house to, like, campaign. She wasn't there. He looks in her mailbox, sees a flyer for the other candidate, and takes it and rips it up and puts it in his pocket.

I did see this. I didn't know that was the name of the guy, but, yeah, I did see this video. I love it.

Fair or foul? Is it fair or foul to take advertisement flyers out of people's mail?

Now, you probably shouldn't do that, but if I were the candidate and I saw the other. My opponent's name in that mailbox, I probably would do the same thing. If we're being honest, what about you?

[Shannon]

The one off is harmless, but if someone did it to me, I would go around town with a van and pick up every sign in every yard. I think it's. It kind of opens the door. That's true.

[Matt Jones]

You could just turn into. You just follow the guy handing them out and just take it away.

[Shannon]

One off doesn't matter.

[Matt Jones]

It's also a crime, isn't it, to take people's mail?

I think so. But has anybody ever voted for somebody just because they put mail in their box?

I would be Ryan Lemon to vote for Ryan Box.

I'm not going to vote for you.

Ryan Lemon will. How do you think he says all the time? I got a letter from.

For me, this would work the opposite way, because now you got your mail in my box, and I'm not voting for you. So it actually would work against him with me.

Interesting.

[Shannon]

That's how I'm. If you give me mail, you're out. I'm looking at the other candidates.

[Matt Jones]

There's an update this morning on Max Morley. He dropped out of the race based on the video from the ring camp.

[Shannon]

Got him desperate.

[Matt Jones]

To be fair, you are pretty desperate if you're just going around taking other people's flyers out of there.

Yeah, if you go door to door. I don't want to. I don't want to vote for you either. I don't see.

I disagree with that. I think people going door to door shows they care.

I don't like door to door people.

Is true. Things have changed. People don't like people coming to their door anymore.

I have one last night trying to sell me bug spray. I said get out of here.

That's a little bit different. He just tried to sell you bug spray?

Yes. I don't have any bugs. I don't have bed bugs. Get out of here.

Oh, you considered it rude that he would think you would have.

Do I look like I'm infested with bugs? What do I look like to you? Get out of here.

You look like a house that has bedbugs.

I mean, what in the world?

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[Matt Jones]

Is this Brad Paisley?

Yes. Yeah. Welcome to the future.

How about that call just on. I just didn't know the song on one line. 859-280-22, 87, one person writes. Matt, your rant about AI is literally exactly the same rant. Earlier this week, Tucker Carlson went on, maybe you two have more in common. We don't. But on this, on this particular issue, I actually don't think it's partisan at all. Like, there's nothing Republican or Democrat about wondering what humanity is going to be. Human versus robot, human versus robot. There are. There are people on both sides who will feel both ways about that. But I'm on anybody's side that is pro human over robot. And I would guess the vast majority of people are right.

[Sebastian]

Yeah.

[Shannon]

Except for the people that have it do their homework and write every email and every message.

[Matt Jones]

Computers are doing everything. Who's going to have all the money in the world? The people who run those computers. And there will be nobody to do these jobs. Well, I mean, I could do this all day. I'm not trying to, like be a bummer. Let's go to bluegrass. What's up Bluegrass.

[Caller]

Hey, what's going on, fellas? Hey. I don't. I don't really get it now. I don't. I'm liking this team. I know I might be maybe the only one, but I'm just looking back even at our other teams. Fellas, when you. When you take the head off the snake, like when we got Pope, we got the system, right? I mean, that's what we were really

getting was his system.

But without point, what would you describe bluegrass?

[Matt Jones]

What would you describe his system as? Because that's one of the things I want. Well, I can't figure out what his system is.

[Caller]

Well, regardless of any system, you have to beat somebody off the dribble. You have to get the defense in rotation and take advantage of mismatches. The only person that could really take anybody off the dribble, like, was the last two years, and he didn't look to pass. What I'm seeing at. I'm seeing with Zoom and the Wilkins kid, they can score, but watch how they deliver the ball when they beat the guys off the dribble. That's what has me excited.

[Matt Jones]

Really good. That's. That's. That is the positive case for it for sure, is that this is on paper a team that can pass. I still don't know if they can shoot, but, like, what you're talking about, guys beating people off the dribble and kicking it out on. That wasn't necessarily what I thought Pope system was.

[Caller]

No, you're right, it was. It was revolved around the big guy at the top. Now that. And there was a lot of screening off ball. Yeah, I mean, I do get that. And you have to have shooters for that. But the lack of shooting probably is still a concern.

[Shannon]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Well, I appreciate the call. It's a. It's a fair comment. And. And I'm. I'm, you know, I understand being positive about it. Sebastian, go ahead. Sebastian.

[Sebastian]

Yeah.

[Caller]

Quick question for you and Drew, but first, a little bit of context. So DraftKings is doing that thing where if you bet on a guy that hits a home run, he gets a grand slam. You get a part of a 250, 000 in bonus bets.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah.

[Caller]

So I actually hit Tyler Stevenson the other day.

[Matt Jones]

Oh, good.

[Caller]

Well, I was thinking, how many people have bet on a guy that's hitting 184 and two home runs? And then.

[Matt Jones]

Right.

[Caller]

Well, there were two more grand slams that night.

[Matt Jones]

Okay.

[Caller]

So it eats into it. So, yeah, I was thinking, you know, probably over 10k with just Stevenson. But I ended up with like 270. So because of the other two, nearly as good. Yeah. So only. That only happens, by the way, like six times a year where there's multiple grand slams in the same day. So it was like a 4% chance of me.

[Matt Jones]

So let me ask you, what made you pick Tyler Stevenson? Like, that's a really good person to pick.

[Caller]

All right, so, well, two reasons. He bats lower in the order, so better chance will actually be guys on base. Secondly, the way that thing pays out, I don't want somebody that 500 people bet on because it, you know, ends up being like 20 bucks.

[Matt Jones]

I know, but you just like, you hit. So when he hit that grand slam yesterday, were you. Or two days ago, were you just losing your mind?

[Caller]

Oh, yeah. I thought I was going to get 20,000 in bonus bets. Yeah. And it turned out to be like 200. So, yeah, I was super excited. But yeah, that's kind of a bummer.

[Matt Jones]

You think you're gonna get $20,000 and you get $200. Well, still a cool thing. Congrats.

[Caller]

Well, yeah, what I was gonna ask you, although, like say you hit 20k and the way they do that is a hundred dollar bonus bets. So what I was gonna do is I was gonna take it and basically just bet 50, 50, like even money, hoping you get somewhere like 40 or 60% of the bonus bets. So what would your all strategy be if you hit that?

[Matt Jones]

Oh, I haven't even thought of that. I appreciate the call.

[Shannon]

I saw this debated yesterday because Dana Beers with Barstool had a big bonus.

[Matt Jones]

He only got one bet, but people

[Shannon]

were making fun of him because he didn't take some long shot. And I was on his side. Like, he had free money in one, like, with just a, you know, a normal single bet. That's what I would do. I know a lot of people want to dream big and try to get rich, but I would try to take whatever is most likely to hit what

[Matt Jones]

I can think about that, though, if you're getting it paid in $100 bets, I'd have to think about that. I don't know what the. I just do whatever the math says to do. Heather. Go ahead. Heather.

[Heather]

Good morning, guys.

[Matt Jones]

How are you? We were just talking about you. You were the victim of. Of Billy's evilness.

[Heather]

Well, we. We don't need to bring it up. I don't want. I don't want Billy mad and. And this is my first time even talking while Shannon's been on the show, so.

[Matt Jones]

No, I've had you on here before.

[Heather]

No, I've never called the morning show ever. I've only called the past post game shows.

[Matt Jones]

Well, it's nice to hear from you, Heather.

[Heather]

Well, you guys been talking about the Appalachian and mountain Kentucky.

[Matt Jones]

I bet you do know the words. Yeah. Give me a couple. Go for it.

[Heather]

Okay, well, you've got peart and that you can, you know, got a peering up. You know, if you're down and out or you're moping and oh, it's like perk up.

[Matt Jones]

But it's perk up. But peart up pep.

[Caller]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Okay.

[Heather]

All right.

[Matt Jones]

I'm understand we now know that when you got a pen up. All right, you got about a minute, so give me a couple more.

[Heather]

Okay. And then you've got nuri like none. Like I ain't got NER1.

[Matt Jones]

Not NER1. That's exact. I know that one. Yep.

[Heather]

You got rent, which I did.

[Matt Jones]

I know that y. Nery one is funny because n. Because you would be like none one, but go ahead.

[Heather]

Well, now, Andy Griffith says nary, but now here we say nuri like

[Matt Jones]

gotcha. And what else then you got.

[Heather]

You got choir. That's some somebody like backwards or. Or shy or something. You know, she's just acting choir about it.

[Matt Jones]

Okay.

[Heather]

And I've always wondered where down pat come from. Like, you know, you've got something figured out, you've got it down pat. We say that a lot. Don't know where that's good question.

[Matt Jones]

But I think that is appreciate. Well, Heather, good to hear from you. I appreciate the call. What did that down pat?

Like a patent on it? Like a patent on it? Maybe I got it.

Patent. Oh, you think it comes from patent?

[Shannon]

Maybe.

[Matt Jones]

Let's look it up.

Interesting. All right, we'll be right back.

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So that you just played a song that Foo Fighters that said petered out. We were talking about that during the break.

Yeah. Where does Peter come from?

My car just petered out. But there's no verb to Peter. No, no, But a lot of people say petered out, including the Foo Fighters.

[Shannon]

Peter gets arrested in Cherokee Park.

[Heather]

True.

[Matt Jones]

There he goes. You were on one yesterday. Well done. Again, down pat. So people are saying, shannon, in poker, there's a hand called a pat pat hand.

Somebody suggests it could be that. Another alternative theory is that it's short for pattern. So if you have like a pattern down, you have it down Pat.

But to the poker one, there's also the phrase you're standing pat when you're, like, not gonna do anything else. So that would make sense in poker. Like, you have a hand where you don't.

The pattern thing makes more sense to me. Like, you reckon you. You memorize the pattern, you've got a down pat. That makes sense to me.

No, that makes sense, too. I don't know which one it is, but I don't know why I like these so much. I mean, it started just as talking about Appalachian words, but it's also just interesting to think about why we say the things that we do. Like, it's just an. It's like we just decide words mean things. Sometimes they're just. That happens even now. You know, somebody will say. In the 70s, somebody was like, well, that's groovy. Well, I mean, it didn't mean that before you started saying it. Yeah, but now we know what it means.

[Shannon]

You travel a lot. Have you ever been called out for San Juan? Because I have. I've been in New York. And they'd be like, did you just say y'? All?

[Matt Jones]

Well, every time. I mean, everywhere I go where I'm in company of people, especially from the Northeast, so I, you know, I go to New York a lot. The first thing people say is, where are you from? And then I. I don't even feel like I have that big an accent. I want to be like, go meet my friend dj or go meet Heather.

[Shannon]

I remember the first time I heard DJ on our baseball trip.

[Heather]

You.

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[Caller]

I remember.

[Matt Jones]

First. First time you heard, you. You looked at him like he was like a creature.

[Shannon]

Not that bad. But I did enjoy his twang.

[Matt Jones]

Christmas.

Yeah, you should say, go, me, my friend Bobob.

Yeah, Bob the B O B O, B. But. But they'll look at me, and that's the first thing they say. And I like it. I've told this before, but when I was going to law school, I was nervous about going to Duke with my accent. And I. And. And one of my professors said to me, you know, just so you know, when you go there, you might want to think about working on it. Cause they will judge you. But see, I think it's an advantage because they meet you and then they assume you're not smart, and then you can, like, use that.

You.

Lola, they underestimate.

Yeah, yeah.

And I think, because people just have a tendency, if you have a draw a mountain accent or a deep Southern accent to just think you're stupid.

[Caller]

It.

[Matt Jones]

And I think Rather than let that affect you, use it to, you know. We were talking about Chris Mosley. He's brilliant, but if you heard him, you'd be like, I don't know. But then you go, oh, wait a minute. This guy's really smart. So any surprise, you can surprise them. That's right. When people underestimate you, that only helps you. It's when people think you're smart and you're an idiot, that's when you have a problem.

[Shannon]

Don't set the bar too.

[Matt Jones]

It's always set expectations low. Sam. Go ahead, Sam.

[Caller]

Hey, can you all hear me?

[Matt Jones]

Yes.

[Caller]

Hey. It's the first time. Long time. I got a couple thoughts here, actually. So you all were talking about the data center going out in Cave City. There's also one going in Hawesville, Kentucky, where the old Century aluminum smelter plant was. And that was like a huge deal out in Hancock county, actually, where Tyler Kratcher's from your old KSR employee or KS Bar employee. The other thought that I had was about Flapdoodle. There was a gas station out in Hancock county that on the side of the gas station, painted on there, it said where people come for gas, food and flap doodle. And basically just meant came to talk. Talk to people that were sitting in there and just hang out.

[Matt Jones]

So they were saying, like, just hanging out and chilling is flap doodling.

[Caller]

Yeah, basically.

[Matt Jones]

I thought it was hilarious. Shannon, after his concerts, gets the flap doodle.

That's what happens.

Interesting. Well, I've never. That. That's one I've never heard. I appreciate the call. You know, I actually don't mind as much appreciate the call with the AI Centers, like, have a deal where they pay for their. What I hate is these communities. Then see everybody's electricity bill go up because it puts more of a strain on the system. And then everybody, like, make them agree they're going to pay when it goes up. And then if it takes over a former industrial site, that doesn't bother me as much as when it takes over a farm.

[Shannon]

The farm's the big deal.

[Matt Jones]

Former industrial site that's empty, that doesn't bother me as much because it's just a building that's sitting there empty. But when you're taking over farmland, that annoys me. Not because I don't think you can do it, but just because, like, it better be something that's productive for society. Right. And I don't know that those always are. Josh, Go ahead, Josh.

[Caller]

Matt, you were talking about the people that were running the AI I don't know if you know much about Peter Thiel. He is absolutely insane.

[Matt Jones]

Insane.

[Caller]

He teaches in his spare time. He teaches about the Antichrist. He does lectures about it. And he compares the Internet to us to a comforting administrator and a great philanthropist. And that's who's running these things. It scares me to death.

[Matt Jones]

I agree. And. And I appreciate the call. And if. And these people will decide the future of humanity. Like, just go. Look how shiny he is.

[Shannon]

No one should be that shiny.

[Matt Jones]

Have you seen how just shiny he is, Shannon?

Yeah, yeah.

Peter. T H I E L. He's also the reason J.D. vance is in our lives. He basically. J.D. vance worked for him. I mean, that's a different conversation. But he's so shiny. How do you end up that shiny?

[Shannon]

I don't know. Like, you get a natural shiny from like the Kentucky Skin center, which, by

[Matt Jones]

the way, today is free. Oh, yeah. You get free sunscreen today.

[Shannon]

Shout out. I'm wearing mine because I thought we'd be outside. But he's robot like, he rubbed his face. Might not even be a human himself.

[Matt Jones]

Baby oil or.

He always looks like that. It's not just unlike. It's not just the lighting. He's all. It looks like he's perpetually doused himself in baby oil.

[Shannon]

I'm more afraid of Altman, though.

[Matt Jones]

Well, actually, he seems to me the least evil of all of them. But I still think he's. I think they're. They are evil. Nobody needs.

[Shannon]

It's almost like we had movies warning

[Matt Jones]

us about this million dollars. Is that not enough?

[Shannon]

Oh, it's absolutely enough.

[Matt Jones]

I think there should be. I'm going to just be controversial. I think we should cap people's money at a billion dollars salary cap. If we want a salary cap in college sports, can we not just have it in life cap humanity to stop

trying after you get to a certain achievement?

Well, I can tell you this. If I were to get a billion dollars, I'm done.

KSR is over.

No, I get bored. I'm not going to keep trying. Give. Okay, keep working. But then just give it all away.

So you give Drew and I'm billion.

Did the. The. The giving pledge where they agreed before they die to give half their money away? I respect it. Nobody needs more than a billion dollars. Nobody.

[Shannon]

Controversy.

[Matt Jones]

You think that you do. Am I wrong?

[Shannon]

Oh, not at all. And it just. They just keep getting more and more when you get to that point because you start making more on top of that.

[Matt Jones]

You're goblin competition. I just want money for the Sake of having more money.

[Shannon]

Contra controversial figure for another reason. Louis CK One time talked about how he started making millions. He's like, what am I going to do with all this? So he said, like, once he got to a certain am. Been a million even, he would just give it away because he didn't want more than that. He's like, what am I going to do with that? So he would donate it. Now he's got his own problems.

[Matt Jones]

More than a billion dollars. Nobody. Like, I don't know how people can argue that. You do. What are you going to do with it? You couldn't spend a billion dollars if you tried. We'd love to try.

I'd love to have that problem.

[Heather]

Mark.

[Matt Jones]

Go ahead, Mark.

[Sebastian]

Hey, Matt, thanks for taking my call. I got a couple of things for you. I want to tell you. Last weekend, the Muhlenberg County High school bass fishing team won their fourth consecutive KHS double A championship on the eighth overall.

[Matt Jones]

So how do you.

How do you explain the fact that Muhlenberg bass fishing always wins? What is it you do that makes your guys always so good at it?

Weight at fish?

[Sebastian]

Right. Well, we got. We have a coach named Cody Napier that knows his stuff, man.

[Matt Jones]

Okay.

[Sebastian]

I'm telling you right now.

[Caller]

He.

[Sebastian]

He. He is. He's the best. Absolutely.

[Matt Jones]

What makes Cody so good at it? How does Cody know so much?

[Sebastian]

Well, it's handed down from his father, the late Dan Napier. And I don't know, man. I don't really have an explanation.

[Matt Jones]

Four years in a row, not luck. Four years in a row is not luck. They clearly know how to catch the bass fish overall. 8th overall. In the country or in the country? You mean eighth?

[Sebastian]

Eighth overall. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Total. Eight total titles. Levi Sims and Carson Stone were actually the winners. They had 32 pounds and 4 ounces. And the girls came of Alexis. Yeah. The girls team of Alexis Latham and Bradley Chandler were runners up. That was 12 pounds and 4 ounces. So. Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. Well, good.

[Caller]

All right.

[Matt Jones]

Well, listen, I appreciate the call. Congrats to Muhlenberg county bass fishing team. We've all talked about going to that, but now are they the ones that they always get to have it at their home lake?

[Shannon]

No, I don't think so.

[Matt Jones]

I think I thought there was a controversy once that they always fished at the same lake. And everybody was like, well, the people that know the lake are going to win.

[Shannon]

I mean, I could be proven wrong.

[Matt Jones]

I didn't.

[Shannon]

I don't think Muhlenberg hosts.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah, I have no idea.

[Shannon]

They'll go to any lake anytime. You name the place. Muhlenberg showing up taking all the fish.

[Matt Jones]

So they'll fish wherever.

[Shannon]

Yeah, bring it.

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[Shannon]

I am betting for redemption with Great White who Bucked off his jockey.

[Matt Jones]

Oh, the guy that. The horse. The guy. The horse that threw it off.

[Shannon]

You got actually have a connection to his jockey. Alex as Shard. We felt terrible. That was his first derby and he gets to the gate, doesn't get to run. So I am rooting for him and Great White this weekend.

[Matt Jones]

Are you. Are you name dropping?

[Shannon]

Yes. His wife cuts my wife's hair. He lives here in Lexington.

[Matt Jones]

Wow.

[Shannon]

Okay, so shout out to Alex and Great White.

[Matt Jones]

Who you got?

[Shannon]

Redemption story.

[Matt Jones]

What are the names of the horses? I don't even know. I don't even have them.

Taj Mahal, Ocelli, Crupper, Robusta, Talking Chip, Honcho. The hell we did. Built by the horns.

Okay. All right. Stop right there. The hell we did. Yeah. Talk a lot about the hell we did. And we know that Tom Leach is a horseman, so I'm going to go with how we did.

So the hell we did is. Is going to be the long shot in my. I worry that it won't be a long shot at the time of the race because people like the. The name.

[Shannon]

It's a great name.

[Matt Jones]

No, I'm seriously worried about that. Like, it's 15 to one opening line, but I bet it gets built down just because, like, people like. Honey, remember when we raised hail that one time? You like that first nation random woman at the Preakness. Yeah, but that was going to be my long shot. My pick to win is coming. Is Taj Mahal coming from rail. But I would say the hell we did is be part of the try.

[Shannon]

The hell we did. The hell it did.

[Matt Jones]

You got 15 to 1 for great whites. That's good odds if you're. If you're. If you're able to do it. Let. 859-280-2287. Let's quickly go through the. I went to the end of the show to get them.

[Caller]

Mom.

[Matt Jones]

Mom Chillovich, News Momcilovich. Jeff Goodman put out yesterday. Basically, it's down to Louisville and St. John's and that made everybody mad. Then this morning, the Herald Leader has an interview with him in which he says he's down to three schools. Did not say who they were, but did say Kentucky was one. So I think at this point, you can assume it's Kentucky, Louisville and St. John. Is that fair?

[Shannon]

Yes. And mom, Shilovich, in that interview with Ben Roberts, says a lot of good things about Pope.

[Matt Jones]

Says a lot. Says he played against Pope, knows his system, likes the way they play.

[Shannon]

He even says there's not many schools left for me to go to. So I'm down to just a few that can.

[Matt Jones]

I basically says there's only a few schools that can afford me. And he INSINEVES It's Kentucky, St. John's and Louisville. What do you think about Goodman saying Kentucky's out? You think that's right or is that Goodman being Goodman?

[Shannon]

I'm not here to say Kentucky's leading by any means, but they're in the mix. I see this as Goodman knowing the formula to poke the bear in big

[Matt Jones]

Blue Nation, but isn't the formula to say I think Kentucky's doing really well with him. That would get everybody excited.

[Shannon]

Rage baiting on the Internet. Our case board has a seven page thread about Goodman and all that because of it.

[Matt Jones]

So leave Goodman out of it. Do you think we can get this guy?

[Shannon]

Absolutely. I'm not saying it's going to happen, but yeah. Kentucky has so much to offer. Not just money. Like we need a shooter.

[Matt Jones]

We need him.

[Shannon]

Like the ultimate green light is waiting for you in Lexington with the money. And I'm not huge fan on the team right as it is right now, but with Marino and you add him, that can be. I'm not saying it's a national championship contender, but that could be a top 10, top 15 team to start the season and we'll see what happens.

[Matt Jones]

If you could bring. We were talking about what happens if you don't get Moreno or Mom Chili Bitch, if you got them both. Now all of a sudden you got a lot of options. You even are kind of susceptible. Like you've got options if people get hurt. At that point, I think Alex Wilkins becomes the only like, you can't lose player or else everything falls apart. So. So we'll see. I. I worry about the Goodman thing just a little bit because Goodman is close with agents. But I will also say, and I like Jeff, but he's not been right a lot this year. And I think partially he's not been right because it's hard to be right now. Guys can literally change their mind at the last minute because another school comes in and goes, all right, how here's 200,000 more dollars. And they go, well, okay.

[Shannon]

And it could be the case that Louisville is leading, but to not even have it.

[Matt Jones]

If he goes to Louisville, Shannon, he can't go to Louisville.

They're assembling the greatest.

[Shannon]

That spot's already taken too. They're kind of full right there.

[Matt Jones]

73 players got Carter, Knox. How many players do they need? But they're taking all these Guys, I hope they lose. And it's. That's the worst feeling. But we can't. I mean, I will say, if he loses him to Louisville, I mean, it's going to be another round of negativity for. He's got to do another round of question and answer.

[Shannon]

That one will be tough. You know, some of the. I don't even like using the word with, but I'll say Mrs. That he's had. We can live with at this stage, with all you have to offer. Mom Chillovich. If you lose him to a crowded Louisville team. That's a horrible look.

[Matt Jones]

Pope took that dude to Malone's coach, Coach Ryan. The guy wrote and said, what's your Chipotle order? And he said, no, our official sponsor is Malone's. So he took him to Malone's. Guy was just like, I just wanted Chipotle. No, I just want to know your order, man. But that's cool. That was cool. Yeah, Very cool.

[Shannon]

Malones, too. I'm a former Malone's employee, so I like that connection there and that they did that.

[Matt Jones]

Which was better to watch work at Malone's or Tony Romas?

[Shannon]

Financially, Malone's times 10. But shenanigans. Tony Romas.

[Matt Jones]

You used to, like, like, do naked cartwheels in the kitchen at ton.

[Shannon]

I didn't do that, but I, I, I could write a funny book with Tony Roman stories. Malone's is a little more straight lace. You know, you get in trouble.

[Matt Jones]

I'll tell you a funny story about Tony Roman real quick. One time, there was a guy I knew when I was a kid who had become a whistleblower for something, Shannon, and he went into federal witness protection. So, like, we never heard from him again. And then one time, I was in Tony Roma's, which is not that far from where I grew up, and there he was, and he was excited. He was like, hey, what's going on? And I was like, man, witness protection is not as I would have thought. I thought they'd send you pretty far away, right?

[Shannon]

You wanted some ribs?

[Matt Jones]

Let's get it going.

You want ribs? You want ribs, don't you?

[Shannon]

We had some fun at Tony Romas.

[Matt Jones]

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