2026-07-14- KSR - Hour 1

Summary

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KSR Podcast – Hour 1 (July 14, 2026)

Host: Matt Jones
Co-hosts: Shannon, Drew, Ryan
Podcast Theme: Kentucky Sports, UK (University of Kentucky) sports news, personal stories, and topical banter.

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Episode Overview

This episode of KSR takes place during the notoriously slow sports news period after the MLB Home Run Derby. The crew fills the hour with a mix of reactions to the Derby, lively pop culture debates (including a breakdown of Will Ferrell’s career and ranking the best Saturday Night Live cast members), personal anecdotes about Matt’s new home and “neighborhood sightings,” and a spirited discussion on privacy concerns surrounding new license plate cameras in Kentucky. The “Ask Anything Tuesday” segment brings out fun hypotheticals and listener calls.

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Key Discussion Points

1. The Home Run Derby Recap & Betting Stories

Timestamp: 03:03 - 06:22

• Matt’s Perspective: Did not watch the Derby but bet on Jordan Walker to win at 8-to-1 odds, reflecting surprise wins are common in this event. ("I decided I was just going to bet on the Home Run Derby...so he's plus 800...he must be good. So I'm going to bet on him." – Matt, 04:02)
• Others’ Takes: Drew and Shannon watched the event, discussing the excitement of the new "20 swings, no clock" format.
• Notable Moment: Jordan Walker, not widely known, wins – satisfying for Matt’s random betting science.
• Commentary: Some viewers were bothered by Will Ferrell's appearance, which segues into a debate about forced celebrity cameos in sports broadcasts.

2. Will Ferrell’s Legacy & SNL Rankings

Timestamp: 06:22 - 09:28

• Will Ferrell on SNL: The group ranks him among the best (Farley, Eddie Murphy, Sudeikis, Wiig, Hader). Matt and Ryan share different favorites.
• Ferrell’s Film Career: Consensus is it's a "mixed bag" – classics like Anchorman, Old School, Step Brothers, and Elf, but several misses ("Feast or famine with him" – Matt, 09:24).
• Running Gag: Drew worries Will Ferrell’s new Netflix show, promoted heavily at the Derby, might sour his reputation.

3. Life as a New Homeowner

Timestamp: 09:28 - 12:23

• Matt tries basic home tasks: Proudly fixes a light fixture ("I just wanted to call all of you just to say I had fixed it..." – Matt, 10:40).
• Growing into adulthood: Learning to make his bed, operate blinds, and maintain the house.
• Friendly ribbing: Co-hosts good-naturedly mock the low bar for Matt’s self-pride in handyman basics.

4. Neighborhood Strolls & Surprising Sights

Timestamp: 12:23 - 17:00

• Night walks in Greenbrier: Matt transitions from city walks to golf course circuits at dusk.
• Neighborhood “warning”: Notices homeowners visible (and sometimes unclothed) from the course, incredulous at casual nudity and urging more awareness. ("If you're out on your porch, there are people that can see it..." – Matt, 13:59)
• Funny banter: Crew admits (some) backyard streaking/skinny-dipping; listeners and hosts debate what’s “normal” at home.

5. Show’s Balance: Sports vs. Storytelling

Timestamp: 17:00 - 19:32

• Listener feedback: Some demand “more sports,” but Matt argues the strength of KSR is personality and personal stories, which audiences remember more than stats ("That's why this show works, is because you know us." – Matt, 18:46).
• Meta-reflection: Matt defends mixing sports with everyday life, especially in slow news cycles.

6. Privacy, Surveillance, & License Plate Cameras

Timestamp: 20:01 - 27:34

• Caller question: Concerns over automated license plate readers in Northern Kentucky.
• Strong opinions: Matt and co-hosts are unanimously against widespread automated surveillance:
  • "It should be a human being that sees you do it."
  • "We can't have a system where we're always being watched at all times." – Matt, 21:14
• Good vs. bad uses: Crew distinguishes between using cameras for serious crimes vs. minor traffic issues.
• Related anecdotes: The effectiveness and overreach of tech like toll cameras and speed traps.

7. Ask Anything Tuesday: Rapid-Fire Q&A & Hypotheticals

Timestamp: 23:29 - 35:55

• Legal Questions: Is Kentucky a stop-and-ID state? Matt explains the nuances of stop-and-identify rules and when an officer can request ID.
• Travel Debate: What counts as “visiting” a state? Consensus: must leave the airport and set foot in the city.
• Funny Hypothetical: Would you rather hug your least favorite person for 12 hours or listen to your most-hated song for a week straight?
  • Most choose the awkward embrace over potential musical torture, referencing real-world psychological effects ("You might actually go crazy... They did that as torture." – Matt, 34:36).

8. Coach vs. Player Success

Timestamp: 37:11 - 38:32

• Caller question: Examples where a star athlete wasn’t a great coach; Matt and crew note it’s usually role players (not stars) who become top coaches (e.g., Phil Jackson as a rare exception).

9. Local Flavor: Ice Cream and Neighborhood Trivia

Timestamp: 40:00 - 41:32

• Crank & Boom Ice Cream: Named as a finalist for best ice cream in the country—crew shares their favorites and ice cream “best practices.”
• Lexington Trivia: Friendly (and skeptical) debate over which local subdivision claims the title of “largest in Kentucky.”

10. Show News & Personal Updates

Timestamp: 41:46 - 44:31

• Matt’s ESPN Radio update: Will soon be hosting five days a week, shares feelings of excitement and nerves about the challenge.
• Studio Upgrade: ESPN will build a home studio for Matt; describes upcoming “media car wash” in Bristol alongside sports media personalities.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• On picking Derby winners: "If I've never heard of him, and he's in this with people I have heard of, so he's going to win." (Matt, 04:38)
• On Will Ferrell as oversaturated: "I'm worried that show's gonna ruin Will Ferrell for me. I might not even watch it." (Drew, 06:56)
• On household triumphs: "When it was over, I just wanted to call...to say I had fixed it." (Matt, 10:40)
• Public service reminder: "If you're out at the pool or even if you're in a place that has a massive window...you know, it might be visible to the public." (Matt, 14:14)
• Show philosophy: "I could sit here and talk about the football two-deep and none of you will ever remember what I say...But the Greenbrier having people on one of the holes, that becomes more interesting." (Matt, 18:24)
• On surveillance: “That's why this show works, is because you know us.” (Matt, 18:46)
• On the “hug or torture song” dilemma: "The song would do some lasting damage on you. You might actually go crazy..." (Drew, 34:31)
• On moving up professionally: “They're going to come and build like a little mini studio in my house...Big boy radio now.” (Matt & Ryan, 43:16-43:23)

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Timestamps for Major Topics

• Home Run Derby – 03:03
• Will Ferrell/SNL Debate – 06:22
• Homeowner Stories – 09:28
• Neighborhood Walks & Sights – 12:23
• Balancing Sports & Life – 17:00
• License Plate Readers/Surveillance – 20:01
• Ask Anything Tuesday – 23:29, 33:07
• Player vs. Coach Success – 37:11
• Local Ice Cream & Neighborhoods – 40:00
• Career/ESPN Update – 41:46
• End/Upcoming UK Basketball Talk tease – 44:32

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Tone & Style

The episode’s tone is lighthearted, irreverent, and conversational, blending sports insights with relatable life comedy and pop-culture tangents. Matt sets a casual, storytelling vibe, leaning into personal connection with listeners.

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This summary captures all the key content and memorable exchanges, offering a detailed guide for both regular listeners and new faces to KSR.

Transcript

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[Shannon]

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[Matt Jones]

Welcome everyone. It is Kentucky Sports Radio. Tuesday, July 14th. I am Matt Jones. You can give us a shout on Clark's pump and shop phone line 859-280-2287. It is going to be an ask anything Tuesday. We will. We'll get your questions on anything actually, but I would love to hear from you. The Avision auto glass text machine is 772-774-5254 in this dish and sponsored by the TJ Smith Law Office. If you call TJ, he'll make them pay. It is a. It's a slow time of year. There are people who argue that last night was the worst day of sports of the year. They say this every year. No baseball games, no NBA, no World Cup. The only thing there was was the Home run Derby. Did you all watch it?

[Shannon]

Oh, yeah.

[Drew]

I saw the swing off.

[Ryan]

Yeah. That was the one most exciting home run derbies I've ever seen.

[Matt Jones]

So you were into it?

[Ryan]

Well, just because Jordan Walker's a cardinal.

[Matt Jones]

So I bet on Jordan Walker.

[Drew]

Oh, nice.

[Ryan]

Oh, did you really?

[Matt Jones]

8 to 1 before it started on DraftKings. Goodness good DraftKings. By the way, use the promo code KSR. A rare first segment ad bet 5. You can win up to $200 on DraftKings. I decided I was just going to bet on the the Home Run Derby and I was like, you know, I feel like just random people win. And I had never heard of Jordan Walker. So Drew, I was just like, well, he's plus 800. But some of the people I've heard of are worse than him so he must be good. So I'm going to bet on him.

[Drew]

Thank you for saying that. As I was watching him in the swing off, I'm thinking this is the first time I've ever heard of him in my life.

[Matt Jones]

And I thought he's got to be good if I've never heard of him. And he's in this with people I have heard of. So he's going to win. And that's really Shannon's science.

[Shannon]

If you think about it, that's kind of the way you Pick your horses right.

[Matt Jones]

You pick a long shot.

[Shannon]

You pick a long shot, a favorite and one in the middle.

[Matt Jones]

I do, but I try to use science and it doesn't work anytime except the Derby.

[Shannon]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

So Jordan Walker then wins and I cash it. And now, you know, I can pay for, I don't know, my new remote control for my heating and air. And it was exciting, but I didn't watch one second of it. So that's why I was going to ask. It was on Netflix, right?

[Shannon]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

And to win it in Philly while Kyle Schwarber is the leading and he can't hit. Hit a home run. His last six swings to beat Schwarber in Philly was pretty dramatic.

[Matt Jones]

The fans did seem. The clips I saw. The fans did seem really into it

[Shannon]

and they got it right. They finally got rid of the clock. They gave him 20 swings. And it's so much more dramatic without the clock, actually, because, you know, he's down to his last swing. You know, he's got to hit one here. And I think that, that that's what the Home Run Derby needs.

[Matt Jones]

But I thought. Yeah, so I, I thought it was going to stink without the clock. Cause it was going to be really slow. But it. But apparently what people seem to like it, except they got mad that Will Ferrell was on it. But I like Will Ferrell. What was wrong with Will Ferrell?

[Drew]

I didn't see it. Will Ferrell. I just caught the. The highlight of the swing off. How long has that got. Been a Cardinal? Did he like. Was he just start playing baseball yesterday or.

[Ryan]

Question. He's supposed to be the next superstar for the Cardinals and last year he 15 year before that he hit like 205.

[Matt Jones]

He'd be a perfect red.

[Ryan]

I've heard my dad complain about this guy for four years, how he's awful and he's not any good. And then also this year he's having his big breakout year.

[Matt Jones]

Well, good for him and good for me for cashing that. But I didn't see any of it.

[Ryan]

That's a heck of a bet.

[Shannon]

I didn't understand why Will Ferrell was on there. Like, I love Will Ferrell, but I

[Matt Jones]

think they have a new show coming. Hawk. Right.

[Shannon]

It's a very forced. It was like, this is.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah, well, they do that a lot. Every time Netflix is on there, it's. They're like, we're covering the masters. Let's have the kids from Stranger Things be the ones that like, they're very big on that. But you know, that's the way it goes.

[Shannon]

Like, they put Will Ferro out there and said, just go, here. Here's a microphone. Just talk about.

[Matt Jones]

Usually it doesn't work when they do that.

[Drew]

I'm worried that show's gonna ruin Will Ferrell for me. I might not even watch it.

[Matt Jones]

And I, like, Will Fells, put out a lot of terrible stuff.

[Drew]

And they're like, it wasn't just the Home Run Derby. I've seen that hawk guide. All kinds of stuff. Like, they're really trying to force it. Will Ferrell as Hawk.

[Matt Jones]

I mean, Will Ferrell. Like, I didn't expect to start this show with Will Ferrell, but just go through Will Ferrell. All right, we can all agree, is he the best person that was ever on Saturday Night Live? If not, he's got to be top

[Ryan]

one or one A. I'm big Farley.

[Matt Jones]

I mean, if you were to say, who are the. Who are the best people ever on Saturday Night Live just for what they did on Saturday Night Live, I'm not. You know, everybody goes with Chevy Chase, Dan. You know, I wasn't around, so let's just start. When I watched. I agree with you, Chris Farrell.

[Drew]

It's gotta be my one.

[Matt Jones]

He's on there. I think Will Ferrell is on there. I think you gotta give love to that cast of, like, Jason Sudeik as Bill Hader, the Kristen Wiig and. Right, right. Those people.

[Ryan]

Eddie Murphy.

[Matt Jones]

He was only on there for a year, and everybody says it. And then I go, well, tell me something. Eddie Murphy did and like Gumby.

[Ryan]

Mr. Rogers neighborhood.

[Matt Jones]

Well, that's good. Gumby.

[Ryan]

Yeah, he was a great Gumby.

[Matt Jones]

Gumby.

[Ryan]

He was a great Gumby.

[Matt Jones]

Who cares about Gumby?

[Ryan]

It was funny.

[Matt Jones]

Rogers Neighborhood. I do agree with that. That was funny. But my point is, you got, like, one skit with Chris Farley. I could give you, like, 30, right?

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

But anyway, point being, Will Ferrell's in the conversation, but when you get to his movies, it's much more of a mixed bag. Okay, Anchorman's great. What else is great? Old school's great.

[Ryan]

Step Brothers.

[Matt Jones]

Wedding Crashers. He's barely in. He's only in that way.

[Drew]

I don't know why I said Wedding Crashers.

[Matt Jones]

Old school is great. What was the other one you said?

[Ryan]

Stepbrothers.

[Matt Jones]

Stepbrothers is great. Yeah, but then there's a lot of the skating movie with Napoleon Dynamo. Terrible.

[Ryan]

It wasn't. He a soccer coach. One in one movie.

[Matt Jones]

That's terrible. Kicking and screaming.

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Yeah.

[Drew]

The other guys was terrible.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. So, I mean, it is.

[Caller]

Is.

[Matt Jones]

It is a mixed bag.

[Drew]

Nights is what I'm. I don't know why.

[Matt Jones]

It's great. I agree with you on that.

[Shannon]

Daddy's Home.

[Matt Jones]

I never saw that. That's. That seems like the kind of movie that's title scares me a little bit. So my point is, I'm with you. I'm worried or this show's not going

[Drew]

to be very good. And at the way they're just. He's at all kinds of events. It wasn't just last night.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. It's supposed to be a golfer.

[Drew]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Okay.

[Drew]

I might not even watch it.

[Matt Jones]

Well, I want it to be good, but we'll see if it is.

[Drew]

Let's not forget elf.

[Matt Jones]

Great. Yes, that's true. It feels like it's feast or famine with him.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

It's either great or it's. So we'll see what this one is now. You know, in the house. Ryan, I'm trying to, like, do things. You know what I mean? Like, I'm trying to.

[Ryan]

You're a new homeowner.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. So, like. But I also. I know how to do so little that it just takes the smallest thing for me to be very proud of myself.

[Ryan]

What have you done? Tell us what you.

[Matt Jones]

I mean, like, very little. So I have this chandelier, I guess what. That's what you call that chandelier? Seems very grand. This is just like a lighting piece in the guest room. And I was trying to make the bed. First of all, I don't make bed.

[Shannon]

What do you. Who are you making a bed?

[Matt Jones]

But I was like, you know what? I'm gonna make this bed. And I made it. And I took the comforter and, you know, I was trying to fluff it up, and I swung it up in the air and I knocked one of the things off the chandelier.

[Ryan]

Oh, no.

[Matt Jones]

I was like, I have just broken this chandelier. Like, I just got this house and now I'm breaking the chandelier. But last night I repaired it.

[Shannon]

Oh.

[Matt Jones]

Now, granted, if you saw it, not much of a repair, but considering I don't know how things work. When it was over, I just wanted to call. I actually almost called all of you just to say I had fixed it, and you would have been like, what? Leave me alone. But it was. It just felt like a moment where I said I had done something arguably manly.

[Drew]

Arguably fixing a chandelier.

[Matt Jones]

Well, I feel like people. Yeah.

[Caller Jake]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Is it a chandelier or just like a light fixture?

[Matt Jones]

It's got little Like, I picture this big, grand thing. It's not grand, it's. But it's big. It's big. It's got little things hanging from it. And some of those things fell off. And I put the things back.

[Shannon]

Put it back on a hook, basically.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Drew]

Okay.

[Matt Jones]

That's kind of how it worked. But it felt more than that like

[Shannon]

saying an ornament fell off the Christmas tree and I put it back on the bridge.

[Matt Jones]

It was a little more difficult than the ornament on the Christmas tree.

[Drew]

We're skipping right over. You making the bed.

[Shannon]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. I'm trying to bury the light here. I'm trying to keep the house clean,

[Drew]

you know, make your bed every day.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. So. So it's. I feel. I'm 47. I'm kind of becoming an adult.

[Ryan]

I asked you this morning about, have you got it figured out the blind.

[Matt Jones]

Figured out the blinds now. Know how they work? They're a whole system. But I figured out you have to charge them, you have to plug them in. It's a whole thing. But I figured out. The guy came over and showed me, and so we're moving along.

[Drew]

When's the last time you had to call the previous owners?

[Matt Jones]

Like two weeks ago.

[Drew]

Okay.

[Matt Jones]

I had to call them about. I couldn't find something, and then they told me and I had it. So the Hamptons are starting to be able. We're separated.

[Drew]

They changed their number.

[Matt Jones]

We're. We're starting to find.

[Drew]

We're proud of you.

[Matt Jones]

Thank you very much. Now I also, I've become, you know, I have been walking at night. You know, I used to walk downtown.

[Ryan]

Right.

[Matt Jones]

So my, my, my. When I lived at the place next to RUP, my path was go through UK's campus and downtown. And I missed that a little bit because it had Ryan. Hustle and bustle.

[Tab Ramos]

Sure.

[Matt Jones]

You know, something going on, people going on, and. And I enjoyed it. I'd usually wait till right before dark. Then people really wouldn't notice me and I could just kind of see what was going on. Well, this. I'm out in the middle of nowhere now. Right. So trying to find where to walk. I've been walking through the Greenbrier neighborhood and back there. But then people all want to talk, and it's nice, but, you know, I'm trying to walk. So now I found it. Walk the golf course.

[Ryan]

Nice.

[Caller Jake]

Therehere you go.

[Matt Jones]

18 holes of walking. Shannon, is exactly 10,000 steps.

[Shannon]

Oh, perfect. That's what you're supposed to do.

[Matt Jones]

In theory, yes. Right.

[Ryan]

In theory, in the evening, you're not interfering with any golfers.

[Matt Jones]

10,000 steps. But I just want to say this to the people whose houses back up onto the golf course. Y' all know people can see, right? Oh, they probably think no one's on

[Drew]

the golf course at that hour.

[Matt Jones]

I mean, you know, like, we can see and you're right there. So, like, if you're walking around without clothes, I mean, you're out in the public, it may feel like you're not. But, Shannon, you are.

[Shannon]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Okay. If you're out on your porch, there are people that can see it on the porch. So I've probably walked that course now four times, and twice I've seen the same woman. Oh, without clothes.

[Drew]

That seems intentional.

[Ryan]

That's probably a lot more walkers out there tonight.

[Shannon]

Peepee Tom. See those types of things.

[Matt Jones]

I'm not gonna say what hol. All right? I'm not gonna say what hole. There's 18 of you figure out which one it is. Okay. I'm just saying, if you have a friend that has a house that backs up onto that course, you might remind them that if they're out at the pool or even if they're in a place that has a massive window, you know, it might be visible to the public. That's just my public interest warning here for forever.

[Drew]

They probably think at that hour, you know, no one's going to be back there on the course.

[Matt Jones]

And I'm not Peeping Tom. And, like, it's out there, you know, you just. That's a beautiful house.

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[Shannon]

It's even more beautiful at this hour.

[Ryan]

Full moon was out last night, so,

[Matt Jones]

you know, there's 18 holes, probably. Probably 10 of them have houses there. I'm just saying you might want to consider the possibility some windows out there.

[Drew]

Friend of mine shattered one with windows.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. There's people who've got nets. They've built nets so you don't hit their house with the window, which I understand.

[Ryan]

So what time you walk in the night, I'll be glad to join you.

[Matt Jones]

Stop, Brian.

[Caller Andy]

All right?

[Drew]

You've just made everyone that lives in Greenbrier uncomfortable.

[Matt Jones]

What do you mean, uncomfortable?

[Drew]

Well, they're thinking, oh, God, he's seen me.

[Ryan]

That was me last night.

[Drew]

Because they don't know who. If it's them or not them. So now they're thinking, was it me?

[Matt Jones]

I mean, if you had your clothes on, it wasn't you.

[Drew]

Most people walk around without clothes in their house at times.

[Matt Jones]

What? You know, most people just walk around naked in their house.

[Drew]

You never walked around your House naked?

[Matt Jones]

No.

[Drew]

Am I by myself? Yeah.

[Ryan]

I have walked outside my backyard naked.

[Matt Jones]

Now you see who you're compared to

[Drew]

when you walk around clothed on not down your box. We're not completely been in your boxers

[Matt Jones]

or surround their house at 7:45 at night naked. Now boxers is different. You're saying naked.

[Drew]

Are you saying this person was completely naked?

[Matt Jones]

There was part. I saw one half.

[Ryan]

Wow.

[Drew]

I mean, I think you should be allowed to walk around after 7 o'.

[Ryan]

Clock.

[Matt Jones]

You shouldn't be allowed to. You should. But I didn't know. I mean, do you just used to walk around with it hanging out all the time?

[Drew]

I mean boxers though frequently.

[Matt Jones]

I don't consider that naked.

[Drew]

I consider was this person fully naked?

[Matt Jones]

I'm not trying to get into details. You walk out in the yard naked.

[Ryan]

I've walked out after I got out of the pool and dried off.

[Matt Jones]

You swim naked. I'm never getting in your pool again.

[Ryan]

I can't swim naked, but I definitely have walked out back and peed.

[Matt Jones]

Y' all are gross.

[Drew]

I've never peed in my backyard. I'll go that far.

[Matt Jones]

Why are you wanting to use the restroom in your yard?

[Ryan]

Because it's there. And then.

[Drew]

Don't you have a restroom in your house?

[Ryan]

I have a couple.

[Matt Jones]

Aren't you worried about it smelling?

[Ryan]

No.

[Caller]

Good.

[Ryan]

My dog's poop back there.

[Matt Jones]

859-280-2287. I tried to do a public service announcement. Now we're learning about everybody's stuff. 772-774-5254. Ask anything Tuesday. We'll take the calls. Billy's got a couple counties coming in the second hour. Be right back. Kentucky Sports Radio. Welcome back. Taking sports radio. So Eddie Murphy was on SNL for three years. So that's longer. There are some other ones. People skits. So I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll, I'll out.

[Ryan]

I think he did Buckwheat was funny.

[Matt Jones]

He did James Brown's Hot.

[Ryan]

James Brown Hot Tub. That's a good one.

[Matt Jones]

A lot of people taken up Drew for other guys. They mad that you said it was terrible. I didn't like that one. Is that the one with Mark Wahlberg?

[Caller Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. I don't think I ever saw it. 859280. 2287. One person writes, Matt, maybe they're out there like that because they want you to see them.

[Shannon]

That's what I was saying. Some people want to be viewed.

[Matt Jones]

That may be true, but I'm just saying, like I just Want you to know it's it. It's there. One person writes, matt, I know this. I love you. But people don't want to hear about your all's personal lives. They want to hear about sports. You have the wrong show. What sports you have.

[Ryan]

What sports are going to talk about?

[Matt Jones]

First of all, I laid off with the Home Run Derby which was literally the only sport last night.

[Ryan]

Was it?

[Matt Jones]

It was the only sport. But secondly, you're wrong again. I can say this all the time. I could sit here and talk about the football too deep and none of you will ever remember what I say. You will not write me on the text machine. You will not call. However, all of you know what color suits everyone's wearing at Billy's wedding.

[Ryan]

Yep.

[Matt Jones]

Every single one of you. And you're interested in that. And there are conversations. That's, you know, that's why I'm going to give you a little secret. That's why this show works, is because you know us. So yes, I mean we will talk sports, but what do you want to say? Jordan Walker won the Home Run Derby. Whoopty freaking do.

[Drew]

I've never heard of him.

[Matt Jones]

Last year's Home Run Dirty. No idea who won the Home Run Derby the year before that. No one cares.

[Ryan]

Nope.

[Matt Jones]

No one cares. But the Greenbrier having people on one of the holes, that becomes more interesting.

[Drew]

I'm worried about your status of Greenbrier.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. I haven't been accepted to membership yet. I haven't even applied.

[Drew]

I just mean in general. The neighborhood airing out their dirty laundry.

[Matt Jones]

It's not where I did. I did have. I realized one of the guys in my neighborhood came up to me yesterday. He was a former SEC referee.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Said we. He came up to me. He's very nice, man. He said, you all blasted me on the show once. I said, I'm sorry. He goes, bygones are back.

[Shannon]

I deserved it.

[Matt Jones]

Well, I did.

[Drew]

It was a bad call.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. But we had a good time talking about officiating.

[Ryan]

Those guys are really interested. I mean they get the front row seat for a lot of these great games.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. I want to get. I want to pick his brain about like what coaches are what.

[Ryan]

Exactly.

[Matt Jones]

That's because that would be very interesting. Who was nice, who wasn't.

[Ryan]

Right.

[Matt Jones]

He. So I think I'll become friends with that guy Stuart. Go ahead, Stuart.

[Caller Jeremy]

Yeah, we've got a lot of the LPR ALPR cameras coming up. Should I be scared of those?

[Matt Jones]

I can't hear you. Are you. Are you. I can't Hear you. Are you talking into your phone?

[Caller Jeremy]

We have these license plate readers coming up in Northern Kentucky and should I be worried about those? And if Ryan could give me some advice on how to address the fiscal court tonight on these issues.

[Matt Jones]

I appreciate the call. I'm against are what do you think about license plate readers? This is becoming a thing where like if you're, if you're speeding or if you run a stop, like this is I think for vote in a town in northern Kentucky. But this is, this is going to be everywhere. I am adamantly against it. I'm adamantly against. I don't think you should break the law but I do think it should be a human being that sees you do it. We can't have a system where we're always being watched at all times. I'm against that. What about you?

[Drew]

Completely against it. Not just because I don't think you should be allowed to speed. I don't want it to become this big brother society where there's cameras and everything on us at every turn because what's the next step after this and then after that?

[Matt Jones]

I think the cameras should be something that like you have to have a reasonable suspicion in order to address. I'm okay with them existing because like when there are major crimes you want to find out who did it. But I don't think they should just be automatically able to catch every time you do something little. That's big brother and we don't. I, I would think that's a non partisan issue. No one should want that. Do you?

[Ryan]

No. But it's coming, isn't it? I mean is it going to happen?

[Matt Jones]

Well, it's coming to Northern Kentucky tonight but I, I do think it's coming, but I don't like it. Shannon, do you?

[Shannon]

No, I'm with you guys. I've noticed there's a speed camera that they've got posted on 64Now. So you go by their speed camera, they get, they're looking to see.

[Matt Jones]

So is that automatic ticket when they go by?

[Shannon]

No, I think they use that to like, I think there a cop that's ahead of the speed camera. They see, okay, this person's going fast and they have to pull them over based off that.

[Matt Jones]

See I don't like that either. I mean I understand, I need, I think you need to be hiding in the trees and then I slam on the brakes when I see you and then I try to like look and hope that when you look at me I look like I was never speeding at all.

[Shannon]

It's Like Roscoe Pico train.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah.

[Shannon]

Hiding behind the tree.

[Matt Jones]

I. I'm. I'm adamantly against this. I don't. Who's for it?

[Drew]

I don't know.

[Matt Jones]

Who are the people out there that want this? I'm serious. I guess law enforcement. But, like, are there average citizens that want it?

[Ryan]

I would think not. You know that one bridge now they take a picture of your license plate and they send you the. The picture and a bill in the mail.

[Matt Jones]

That's what. That's what he's talking about.

[Ryan]

Yeah. So I guess this will be the same thing.

[Shannon]

Like there could be good. Like if somebody like, was a kidnapper or something like that.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah, that's different. That's why I said if you have reasonable suspicion of a crime.

[Shannon]

Ye y.

[Matt Jones]

Then I'm okay with having those to try to catch them. But I don't think, Shannon, you should be able to access it for petty crimes on a daily basis.

[Shannon]

100% with you on that. Yeah. Because you'd be pulling everybody over that case. Everybody.

[Matt Jones]

Well, or send it in the mail. That's even like. Yeah, I. I hate it. Alex, go ahead. Alex.

[Caller]

Matt, is Kentucky. I have two questions for Ask anything. Is Kentucky a stop and ID state?

[Matt Jones]

What do you mean a stop? You mean a stop and frisk state?

[Caller Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Caller]

Can they. Can a police officer just come up and say, I demand your id Give it to me for no reason?

[Matt Jones]

That's a very complicated question. The answer is they can, like, stop you and make sure you can't do anything. I am of the opinion that they can't stop and demand an ID if you're just in a public setting. So. But they can stop and make sure. In theory, there's not a. Yes. And that's a controversial position, but in Kentucky, I do think you're able to do that. In some cities you aren't, and some you are. It depends on what place you're in.

[Caller]

Yeah. You see some of these, like, body cam videos and stuff of cities having to pay out money.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. They can't. Like, if they stop and ask for an id, you. You don't have to show an id, generally speaking. Now if you're in under suspicion of a crime and they can give a reason, then that's a different situation. So it. It's kind of. It's kind of complicated. Cause you might not know why they stopped them in the minute. That's why I always tell people when you are stopped by the police, the first thing you should ask is, why are you stopping? Because if it's a reasonable suspicion, then that's a different situation. I generally tell people I always cooperate, but, like, you're not under an obligation to. What's your next thing?

[Caller]

Not one of my calls. But recently you said that landing at an airport doesn't count for being at a state. What's the amount of time you would have to be there to make it count as being in state?

[Matt Jones]

We'll deal with that. We return. And a little sports. KSR TJ Smith, personal injury attorney.

[Lady Luck Bretzky]

Call TJ he'll make him pay.

[Shannon]

Now more of Kentucky sports radio presented by Stockton Mortgage. Here's Matt Jones.

[Matt Jones]

So they're called flock cameras. Apparently there are a ton in Masterson station. Did you know you have them in Masterson Station?

[Ryan]

I did not. Whoa.

[Matt Jones]

But the. These are not automatic tickets in Lexington.

[Ryan]

Yeah, they are.

[Matt Jones]

Used to always be filming in case a crime occurs. So, again, like, you could talk me into that. If they are not accessible without a warrant for a specific period of time and a specific purpose, but if they are just accessible to the general,

[Drew]

you

[Matt Jones]

know, police or whatever, 24 hours, I'm just against that. I think that goes against the whole principle of. Of privacy. Now, somebody could go, well, it's a public street. And that's true. I understand that. But there's a difference between somebody being able to sit out there and watch and, like, just constantly recording all the time. Drew.

[Drew]

Yeah, I'm with you. If something major's happening, they need to go back to that timestamp and try to solve something or find someone who committed something serious. That's. That's fine with me, I guess. I don't love it, but at least I understand it. Just stopping everybody because they went through a yellow light or they're going too fast or whatever that's getting out of here.

[Matt Jones]

What do you think about, like, there being years of your. Of a camera shining at your house available on file? That should scare people.

[Ryan]

Yes, it definitely should.

[Matt Jones]

It should scare people. I mean, do you want to have the government know everything you do or not? And the thing people don't realize because there are a couple of people writing me going, well, Matt, if you don't have anything to hide, why would you worry about it?

[Caller Jake]

It.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah, but there are things you might just. Like who watches the Watchman? Okay, what if Ryan's the mayor and he hates Drew and he goes, you know what? Let's just go look through all the files going into Drew's house. How do we know Ryan's not going to abuse that? Yeah, we don't really?

[Ryan]

If you got, like, those cameras in mattress and station, the largest neighborhood in the states and we got a lot of houses on a lot of those

[Matt Jones]

videos and say, why does he do that shit? And why is he always so adamant of saying it's the largest?

[Shannon]

I always believe him when he says it.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. First of all, I don't know if that's true. Do you know if that's true?

[Drew]

I only know from Ryan. He's my source.

[Matt Jones]

Where? Where did you hear that?

[Ryan]

My bluegrass filters board.

[Matt Jones]

And they tell you that?

[Ryan]

Biggest neighborhood in the state.

[Matt Jones]

What's their source?

[Ryan]

They counted everybody.

[Matt Jones]

What classifies as a neighborhood?

[Ryan]

I guess if you have a hoa, Maybe. I don't know.

[Matt Jones]

So you don't know if the point

[Ryan]

is, he does it is the biggest neighborhood in the state.

[Drew]

I was in Nashville. I think it might have been during the SEC tournament, and I pulled into a parking lot. I never got out of my car. I was waiting to pick someone up. I'm just kind of coasting around. Never even pulled in a spot. I wasn't there more than 10 minutes. I got an email for a ticket. I had to pay because it read my license plate. I never even parked.

[Matt Jones]

That's nonsense. Tyron Stokes, Kansas, put out a picture of their team doing summer workouts. Drew. And the team was running and for reason. And they. I don't know why they did this. The team is running, and Tyron Stokes is wearing jeans. What do you make of that?

[Drew]

They were really, really, really skinny is what I made of it. Like, they almost looked like spandex.

[Matt Jones]

Why is he running in jeans?

[Drew]

I don't know. Was he late?

[Matt Jones]

And why is Kansas putting that out? I mean, the only reason you would do a workout in jeans, Shannon. Would it be because it was spontaneous?

[Shannon]

It would be because you're RFK Jr. And Kid Rock.

[Matt Jones]

But am I the only one that found that weird that the number one draft pick next year was running in jeans? Everybody else was. In short, everybody else was in shorts with their. With their shirts on.

[Shannon]

We sure those are jeans? They look like kind of like really tight. Almost like a sweatpant type thing.

[Matt Jones]

I think they're leggings.

[Drew]

I could see them being tight athletic pants.

[Shannon]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

So you don't think they're jeans?

[Shannon]

No, they look more. They're very tight, too.

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

I can't believe the number one recruit in America would be running in jeans. I think he'd have.

[Matt Jones]

But why would they put that out?

[Drew]

I don't know.

[Matt Jones]

It makes him look weird.

[Shannon]

He's almost in last place too. It makes him look like he's not like athletic or conditioned.

[Matt Jones]

Had Darren Peterson and it didn't really work.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

And then he gets out and says basically that experience wasn't good. He essentially said that after the Utah now they've got another guy just like that.

[Drew]

Just him shooting Fireworks on the 4th. Holding them.

[Shannon]

Holding the mortar.

[Matt Jones]

Fireworks. Actually, you know what, I need to read you the name. So there was a video that came out of him shooting fireworks with rappers. I need to read you the names of the rappers.

[Drew]

One of them was Sexy Red.

[Matt Jones]

Sexy Red. Who is Sexy Red? Mario, who's Sexy Sexy Red?

[Shannon]

It's a female.

[Matt Jones]

It's a she.

[Shannon]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Isn't she older? Not really. It's sexy. Oh. But if I'm shooting fireworks with an 18 year old, that's odd, isn't it? No. Okay.

[Caller Jeremy]

All right.

[Matt Jones]

I guess not. Sexy Red. Skilla Bean. Who's Skilla Bean? I don't know who that I don't know. Skillabing skill of being Sexy Red and Rob 49. Who's Rob 49? He's a rapper. He's a popular rapper. Like creep popular. Do I know any of Rob 49 songs? I remember Rob 44's but I don't remember Rob 49.

[Shannon]

You don't.

[Drew]

You don't know any song?

[Matt Jones]

Okay, so he's with Sexy Red, Skill of being and Rob 49. Where do we think this was? I have no idea. Yeah, they didn't come in Lawrence, Kansas.

[Drew]

I don't think they're in Lawrence, Kansas.

[Matt Jones]

It looks like it looked like a neighborhood or something like that. It was just shooting it out on

[Drew]

the street or a function.

[Matt Jones]

Bill Self. Would you be worried about him shooting fireworks with Sexy Red? Skill obeying and rob49?

[Ryan]

I think you got to wonder had

[Matt Jones]

him in his hand.

[Announcer]

Yeah.

[Drew]

It was more about their holding.

[Caller Andy]

That's.

[Drew]

They not know Jason Pierre Paul from the Giants. A finger doing that.

[Ryan]

That's the. That's the thing I'm worried about is little practice, little safety out there. You are my star recruit. Can't be having these fireworks in your hand.

[Matt Jones]

One off, Shannon. Play us a Rob 49 song in a minute.

[Shannon]

I will do that for you so

[Matt Jones]

I can see what. What everybody likes. What was his question Right before the break, that guy asked a question. Oh. How long do you have to be in a place to have been in the city? Because I said if you like or if you fly through Chicago, you haven't. I think you got to just be in the City for a few hours. Like, you got to get out. I bet you get out and walk around.

[Drew]

Mine is leaving the airport. If you left the airport, like, if you just there and you go to the airport bar for two hours, that doesn't count. You have to physically leave the airport and be a part of the city, even if it's just for a brief moment, is what counts as being there.

[Ryan]

Well, we went through Oregon, but we

[Matt Jones]

stopped at it multiple nights.

[Ryan]

We just stopped and had lunch. But I count that.

[Matt Jones]

No, we went out to a bar that night, did karaoke.

[Ryan]

Oh, that was the karaoke bar.

[Matt Jones]

Yes, that was Oregon. We were in. Or we went to the entire state of Oregon. Yes, we spent a night.

[Ryan]

I didn't go with you guys. I was not feeling good that night. I forgot.

[Matt Jones]

But you were there.

[Ryan]

I was there. I thought we just had lunch in Oregon.

[Matt Jones]

No, we drove through the entire state from one end to the other.

[Ryan]

We cut off a corner.

[Matt Jones]

All right, but do you not count

[Drew]

that as being there?

[Ryan]

Yeah, because we had lunch.

[Drew]

I don't think you can land in the Denver airport with a layover and say you're in Colorado if you've never agree with that.

[Caller Andy]

Andy.

[Matt Jones]

Go ahead, Andy.

[Caller Andy]

All right, I got a two option hypothetical for you. Option one, think of the person that you dislike the most. You have to stay in a room with them for 24 hours, while 12 of those hours, you have to just sit and be in an embrace and hug them. Option two, think of the song that you hate the most. You have to be in a room without any human contact, no tv, and you won't get to have your phone, the only thing you have for seven days, as a speaker, just playing that song on repeat. Which one are you all doing?

[Matt Jones]

Yeah.

[Announcer]

All right.

[Shannon]

The second one sounds like torture.

[Matt Jones]

Just gonna hug. Oh, yeah. I actually think that would be entertaining.

[Ryan]

For 12 hours?

[Announcer]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

I mean, well, I don't know how bad he smells because people say that he smells. So if he. I don't know. Assuming that's okay, I think. I mean, he's gonna say funny things.

[Shannon]

He's gonna tickle you.

[Ryan]

But you're hugging for 12 hours.

[Matt Jones]

It's gonna be entertaining. I mean, it's gonna be, first of all, the story. You could write a book when that's over.

[Shannon]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Come on.

[Ryan]

Twelve hours.

[Shannon]

What, on each other?

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. So I appreciate the call. I think the. I think that's gonna be the answer. What about you?

[Drew]

Same for me. I think the. The song would do some lasting damage on you. You might actually go Crazy here in the city.

[Matt Jones]

No, they do that, don't they? In torture? I think I read that that was part of the. What was the place in Iraq where they had the prisons? Abu Garb or whatever that. You know, that.

[Ryan]

We don't know the name of it.

[Matt Jones]

Do you remember the news we.

[Ryan]

Yeah, I don't know the name of the camp.

[Matt Jones]

I think it was Abu Garb. And I think they played Metallica.

[Ryan]

It was the Metallica.

[Matt Jones]

They would play the Metallica so that people couldn't sleep.

[Shannon]

That'd be awesome. No, I love Metallica.

[Drew]

Get old real quick.

[Matt Jones]

You know, I've been watching this show called how to make it in America.

[Drew]

I like that show.

[Matt Jones]

It's okay. But the theme song is I need dollars, dollars, dollars is what I need. Hey, hey. And I just watched the whole season and by the end, I wanted to kill someone if they played that song.

[Drew]

That's by Aloe Black. It's a good song.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. So I can't imagine sitting and listening

[Ryan]

to one song forever, but hugging Donald Trump for 12 hours.

[Drew]

I mean, so Ron's. You're going with the music.

[Ryan]

I have to go with the music.

[Matt Jones]

All right, Jake, Go ahead, Jake.

[Caller]

I just had to call in and

[Caller Jeremy]

take up for the other guys as well.

[Caller]

I think that is that and Stepbrothers are two of the funniest movies of all time. And I think Drew is spitting absolute blasphemy by saying it's terrible. And that's all I wanted to say. Love you. Bye.

[Matt Jones]

We have. There's a lot of text machine. Appreciate the call tweets about that.

[Drew]

I think a lot of it is when you watch a movie, the mood you're in. Because the first time I saw Anchorman, I did not like it at all. I just wasn't feeling it. But then I watch it again and of course it's a classic.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah, I love Anchorman. Jeremy. Go ahead, Jeremy.

[Caller Jeremy]

Hey, what's up, guys?

[Matt Jones]

What's going on?

[Caller Jeremy]

Real quick. Hey, not much, man. So I would rather embrace Satan than be subjected to to days on end of Celine Dion.

[Caller]

But

[Caller Jeremy]

quick comment and then a question. You guys mentioned. You guys mentioned last week of watching Worst Neighbor ever on Netflix.

[Matt Jones]

Yes.

[Caller Jeremy]

In the first case. And I just wanted to say, man, the. The victim in that case, David Scott was a great buddy of mine, dude. Just a really, really good dude. So if you guys do watch that, keep in mind just outstanding human deputy jailer Mount Sterling kind of guy. Just give you the shirt off his back. So super guy

[Drew]

in the show.

[Matt Jones]

Have you all seen it.

[Announcer]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

He seemed like a good worst. Yeah, man. Like I still have not seen it and I want to see it. I was going to watch it last night and got distracted, so it was awful.

[Caller Andy]

What.

[Matt Jones]

What story?

[Caller Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Because he seemed. I've seen it, so no spoilers. I'm going to watch it. Go ahead. It was.

[Caller]

Yeah.

[Caller Jeremy]

I don't want to ruin it for you, but. Yeah. Just a wonderful guy.

[Caller]

Yeah.

[Caller Jeremy]

And the question is. And I've thought about this like so. And, and more than a question, I'm going to give you my example. Bobby Hurley, outstanding basketball player at Duke. Wright All American, super. His brother Danny. I, I don't think was that great of a basketball player, but is obviously a better coach. What are some more examples you guys can think of where somebody was just, you know, super as at playing, but we're just not able to coach to save Jerry Stackhouse.

[Matt Jones]

I appreciate the call. I mean, honestly, basketball is full of people. Like the Steve Kerrs are great coaches, but it is very rare for a great player to be a great coach. You know, Larry Bird had a lot of success as a coach, but most of the time that great players have tried to coach, it doesn't work.

[Ryan]

Joanne Howard got.

[Matt Jones]

There's a ton of examples. Patrick Ewing, like, it's usually the kind of role players that end up being good coaches. And the good players, oddly, don't seem to connect. Phil, we. We did this topic one day. Phil Jackson is the only example of a player who is a really, really good player who also became a really, really good coach. That doesn't happen very much. 859-280-22. 87. We'll take a break. Be right back. Scale is this Rob 49.

[Shannon]

Yes, it is.

[Matt Jones]

I can see why you could tell why? Yeah, yeah, it's really good.

[Shannon]

Way better than all the other Rob.

[Caller Andy]

Myron.

[Matt Jones]

Why did I say Myron? Because Myron's always wanting to play. Although I don't think he likes this. He likes, like soul music.

[Shannon]

He likes Al Green.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah. Mario, do you like this music?

[Caller Jake]

Wait a minute.

[Caller Jeremy]

You.

[Matt Jones]

You like that is. Explain. I'm not trying to be like old Millennial Boomer, Gen X guy. Whatever. Why do you like this? Turn it up. Just a second, Shane.

[Drew]

It's just rap.

[Matt Jones]

But what's he saying? Wait a minute. Am I hype?

[Drew]

My baby makes those noises.

[Matt Jones]

All right, so the cow's on here. You tell me. Tell me what he's saying right here. I can't hear it. All right, go ahead. What did it. What did what did he just say? Cover my face?

[Drew]

Yeah, I don't think we need to recite that.

[Matt Jones]

That was unfortunate lyric that came right there. So if I get in your car, you're going to play that?

[Drew]

It depends on what mood I'm in.

[Announcer]

Okay.

[Caller Andy]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Lexington's, by the way. First of all, Masterson Station, the biggest subdivision in Kentucky. Old Louisville, the biggest neighborhood in Kentucky,

[Ryan]

Kentucky's largest neighborhood by population and land area is Masterson Station in Lexington, home to over 33,000 residents.

[Matt Jones]

Where are you seeing this?

[Ryan]

Off the Internet.

[Matt Jones]

But what's. I mean, that could be on anything.

[Ryan]

What site Old Louisville contains.

[Matt Jones]

You're reading AI, aren't you?

[Ryan]

I got this from Todd Harris. He got it from the Internet. I will stand by. Matron station is 33,000. That's more people than in Middlesborough. By a lot more than Madisonville, but

[Matt Jones]

not more than Old Louisville.

[Ryan]

It is more than a Louisville.

[Matt Jones]

All right, well, how could I argue with the Internet?

[Ryan]

It's the largest contiguous Victorian neighborhood in the United States. What's contiguous?

[Matt Jones]

Thank you very much. That's why I don't trust your information. Crank and Boom Ice Cream in Lexington is a finalist for best ice cream in the country.

[Ryan]

Wow.

[Matt Jones]

There are 10 finalists, and crank and Boom has made it to the final 10.

[Ryan]

Nice.

[Drew]

I'm a big fan of cranking Boom. I wish I lived a little closer to it. I'd go more often.

[Matt Jones]

Is that the one that's up next to the Goodfellas and all that? Yeah, I like it. Yeah, I went there a few times. It's very heavy, though. It's like the thick ice cream.

[Drew]

It's good for you.

[Matt Jones]

Is it?

[Drew]

Yeah, I'm an ice cream connoisseur. It's definitely high on my list.

[Matt Jones]

Okay.

[Ryan]

There's. There's always a line. Gets so popular. People love it.

[Tab Ramos]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

Well, you think it's one of the best tin in the country?

[Ryan]

Sure, why not? We gotta support our local ice cream.

[Matt Jones]

I hope it wins.

[Shannon]

Three total in Kentucky.

[Matt Jones]

Where are the other two?

[Shannon]

Two in Louisville. I have to look up the names, but I saw this on a story earlier today. So, one in Lexington, two and Louisville.

[Matt Jones]

The one in Lexington is right next to the pizza place. When I was, like, splurging, I would get good fellas and then crank them.

[Caller]

Boom.

[Matt Jones]

On the way home.

[Drew]

I think they call it craft ice cream. It's made in, like, small batches. So you make sure you're getting a good.

[Matt Jones]

Get it big.

[Drew]

Get the good ingredients, you know, got you. Not like this mass Stuff made in a factory.

[Matt Jones]

Let's go to Kyle. Go ahead, Kyle.

[Caller Jake]

At that first segment conversation about making your bed, it just reminds me that you're a modern day conversation combination of Felix and Oscar from the Odd Couple.

[Matt Jones]

I know, I don't, I never seen that, so I don't really know what that means, but I remember that, you know, but I, but I've heard of

[Caller Jake]

the show on one side is, you know, uptight, a little bit well dressed and you know, just keeps himself well. The other side wears a hoodie all day, smokes, drinks, gambles, you know, you're just. And then he also messes up his bed. So you're the combination.

[Matt Jones]

Okay, fair enough.

[Caller Jake]

But I want to talk about ESPN radio. I just love it that if you'll be on five days a week now with Byron, I guess I'm going to have to cut Billy ours brown suit review to get to fit that in. I just don't have enough time of the day.

[Matt Jones]

I don't want you to cut anything. I know that's a lot. I mean, the good thing, the thing about the ESPN show, it'll be on podcast. You can listen to it at other times. I mean, you know, it's, it's hope. I'm hoping people will, will download and the podcast make it where you can use it on the weekends too. I mean, and I appreciate the call. I'm, you know, I'm Ryan, a little nervous about that. Just because it's a new thing.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

You know, I'm having to go through a lot of hoops you have to jump through there. But in terms of like what you have to do when you're on and you have to have guests and things, I don't do a whole lot, but I am looking forward to the chat, to the challenge of it.

[Ryan]

When are they coming in to put your studio together?

[Matt Jones]

Coming in last week of July, they're going to come and build like a little mini studio in my house.

[Ryan]

That's cool.

[Matt Jones]

Yeah.

[Ryan]

Big boy. Big boy radio now it is.

[Matt Jones]

They're flying everyone to Bristol for the week before our Alabama game. So I will do the show from Bristol that whole week and this show from there too, so that we'll all be there. They're like bringing Rich Eisen the Golix us in the morning show. And like I get, I don't know, we have to do like they call it a media car wash. I think Rich Eisen's going on the View. I don't think I got a sign.

[Ryan]

What are you, what are you going to be doing then?

[Caller Andy]

I don't know.

[Matt Jones]

Probably the lowest thing on the scale. Local radio in Hartford. But maybe SportsCenter did say they may have us go on some of those shows. We'll see. But like we're all there for a week straight. Leaving. I'll be back for the remote before the Alabama game, which I think is our country boy remote.

[Ryan]

So, you know, you travel so much when you're on the road, you're going to take your camera with you to set it up.

[Matt Jones]

They're going to give me a mobile unit for when we're traveling. So it'll just be like a little thing on a computer that'll shoot me.

[Ryan]

Gotcha. Okay.

[Matt Jones]

So that way we can still do the stuff we do.

[Ryan]

Yeah.

[Matt Jones]

So, yeah, it's exciting.

[Ryan]

We're proud of you, man.

[Drew]

Almost here.

[Matt Jones]

Thank you very much. We're going to take a break. We're going to talk a little UK basketball, including Tubby Smith made the hall of Fame.

[Caller]

Yes.

[Matt Jones]

Which you got to be excited about. We'll be right back.

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[Matt Jones]

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[Ryan]

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[Caller Jake]

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[Matt Jones]

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