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Chapter 1: What are the latest events happening in Kentucky this weekend?
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Chapter 2: What are the highlights from the Fair or Foul segment?
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Welcome to Hour 2 of Kentucky Sports Radio, presented by Stockton Mortgage. Now, here's Matt Jones. Welcome back. Hour No. 2 of Kentucky Sports Radio. I'm Billy Rutledge, along with Drew Franklin and Shannon the Dude. It's a big weekend coming up in the state. Railbird here in Lexington. The 400-mile yard sale is going to be happening throughout the country, not only in Kentucky.
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Chapter 3: What are the personal experiences shared about fishing?
That's what that caller was alluding to earlier in the first hour. People walking for that. Avoiding, yeah, people walking in the road and all that. It's also Kentucky Free Fishing Weekend this weekend, where you can fish in Commonwealth waters without a permit or a license. You bait a hook at all this weekend. First I've heard of it. Wasn't planning on it, but might sneak out and do it.
I used to fish a little bit when I was younger. So you got a rod. No, I don't now, but I grew up going to Lake Beshear, which is in western Kentucky, just outside of Dawson Springs. I was there nearly every weekend growing up, so I've done plenty of fishing. It's been many, many years since I've done it, but I know how to bait a hook, and I can hold the little fish for a photo.
You know, some people are afraid to even touch it.
i'll i'll pull the fish and hang on to it what about you hot dogs was my bait back in the day oh okay hot dogs yeah uh you know growing up in florida squid was a popular one get those long worms as well to put on the hook dude were you i mean you're country living do you do any fishing uh it's been a long time long time but yeah i used to fish quite a bit when i was younger but um i can't remember the last time i actually went fishing mark pope went fishing more recently than i did yeah yeah what kind of fisherman do you think mark pope is do you think he even knows what to do
well he said that it was he he was baiting a hook for the first time in that video that we recently saw with the uh the floppy hat that he had on so hopefully he uh you know we've seen a lot of kentucky guys fish over the over the years right i mean it's kind of been a popular thing well uh jack givens takes a lot of the players out um fishes with him probably talks a little ball you know how fishing peaceful just have a small quiet conversation with whoever you're with i know uh
Trying to think of some names he's done. I've seen photos with Reed with him. I think there was even some just recently. Justin Edwards was one.
There we go.
He was a fisherman. You remember the bubble in the NBA and Disney and all those NBA guys fishing or Jimmy Butler selling coffee? I don't know what made me think of that. Pope gets a hard time for that photo. I mean, the bucket hat. A little hard to defend, but the recruit is one of the best players in the country, and he loves to fish, and he invited Pope.
So there was some criticism, why are we taking the number one recruit fishing? It was flipped. He invited Pope to go with him, and if you want to go out and get some high school recruits and they ask you to go fishing, well, you better hop on a boat and go with them. You can't say no at that point, right?
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Chapter 4: How do the hosts feel about mixing bourbon with Coke?
Whatever they're into, you've got to do it. Because you don't want to be the coach that's like, I didn't get that guy because I wouldn't play into his hobbies. So he at least tried. He brings enthusiasm to everything he does. And I think maybe that's what some people are mocking. But that's how you should go through life, is with enthusiasm.
And I've been very enthusiastic to do the KSR Pre-Show with Shannon over these last four years. It's been a lot of fun. Who knows how much longer it'll last. So we've got to appreciate every moment, dude. What does that mean? No, nothing. What's going on? Nothing. I'm not handing out business cards or anything like that. You didn't plan on leaving you. Well, please. Here we go.
I do want to carry over maybe our favorite tradition from the pre-show on to KSR today, and that's fair or foul. I got some fair or foul for you guys. Let's go through them real quick. Sound good? I would love to play. Let's do it. All right. Let's play a little fair or foul. Fair or foul to mix your bourbon with Coke? Drew, I'll start with you. You're a big bourbon guy.
Is it ever okay to mix good bourbon with Coca-Cola?
Chapter 5: What are the opinions on calling in sick after a big win?
Absolutely. I personally don't do it, but it annoys me when people act like they're all hard asses about bourbon. If someone wants Coke in their bourbon, let them put Coke in their bourbon. You're not drinking it. Put whatever you want in your bourbon. Live your life. That's what I say. I prefer mine straight with a big rock. But the people that do it, they get made fun of and criticized.
Whatever. Drink it however you like. It's meant to be enjoyed. Shannon, you get a little Pappy Van Winkle? Okay to put some Coke in it? No. Okay. Now look, you say, is it ever okay? Yeah, it's okay if you're drinking the cheap stuff. Like if you want to do Beam and Coke, Jack and Coke, I get it. But for me, anything over like a $30 bottle, no.
If you come to my house, you're not mixing it with Coke, or I won't give it to you. I'll say, here, I'll give you some cheap stuff if you want to mix it with Coke. So it depends on what you call good bourbon. I would say $30 is not good bourbon, but it's middle of the road maybe. But what about you? For me, though, if it's good bourbon, never mixing it.
I've had some people give me good bourbon, and then I ask for a Coke with it, and they go, ugh. Just live your life, Billy. But I appreciate you not gatekeeping the drink, Drew, and allowing everybody to drink what they want. People worry about what others are doing too much.
Chapter 6: What are the thoughts on texting 'K' as a response?
Mountain Dew if you want. I'm not drinking it. Whatever makes you happy. Now, I do have a story on this, though. A friend of mine has an immaculate bourbon collection. He's in the business. He's got anything you can think of. And he told me years ago he had some family over, hadn't seen them in a while, like, help yourself to my collection, whatever you want. And they know nothing about bourbon.
They're just experienced. He didn't guide them. He just said, there's the bar, make whatever you want. And he looked up, and they were pouring the Pappy into a tall glass of Mountain Dew, and he kind of had to bite his tongue there. It's like, of all the ones you could have picked. So that does happen. That's also on him for having Pappy in the collection and then just saying, have at it.
I think you've got to... Hand them the glass. His family, he probably assumed, what are the odds of those 70 bottles over there? He's going to get the most expensive and put it in a big gulp from 7-Eleven Mountain Dew. They should have thrown him in jail, like at least 30 days in jail for something like that. Fair or foul, calling in sick to work the Monday after a big win. I say fail.
Tough it up. Grow up. Okay, so you say you need to go to work. It's Monday morning. Just because your team won, there's not an extra day of celebration. Theoretically, you've already had one day of celebration if the game was on Saturday, or if it was an NFL team. You just got to have fun.
Chapter 7: How do the hosts react to listener calls and stories?
Deal with it. I say man up. You knew what you were getting into. Sometimes you got to play through a hangover. Shannon, ever have a big win or an event so big you'd call into work the next day? No, I've never done it, but I would say if you got your sick days, you use them however you want to use them. If you're sick, you're sick. Maybe you're so excited from winning. You know, define sick.
There are sick days. It doesn't mean sick with the flu. It could mean sick with a hangover. If I drink so much that I'm celebrating a big win that I spent half the night with my head in the toilet, I think that qualifies for a sick day. So if you've got sick days, you use them however you want to use them. I do have to confess something here.
I no-call, no-showed my job at finish line the morning after my 21st birthday. But I did tell them. They had me scheduled at like 7 a.m. I was like, there's no chance I'm there at 7 a.m. I'm probably still out at 7 a.m. So I gave them plenty of warning, and then guess what? Went out for my 21st birthday and didn't make it to work. So I've done it. Do you still have a job after that Monday? No.
That was it for me at all finish line. The no-call, no-show is a definite. Good run at finish line. It wasn't a true no-call, no-show, because I gave them plenty of warning that I wouldn't be there, but I did not show up for my scheduled shift. Shannon, fair or foul to reply to somebody in a text message, K, just the letter?
Chapter 8: What insights do the hosts share about upcoming sports events?
I don't do this, but I receive a lot of that, so I guess I'm okay with it. I'll go fair. I mean, I think we know what they mean. They mean okay. Right. It's just, I mean, if you thought that the two letters O and K were, you know, already a lazy way to put okay, K is even lazier, but it's fine. I'm good with it. It feels disrespectful to me.
Really?
I don't know about you, Drew, but I'm in a conversation with somebody, and all I get is a K back. It makes me a little angry. Maybe irrationally, because they have no ill will to me, but just the fact...
thank you shannon the fact that they can't give me the o almost makes me a little upset so i will go foul he says he wants the o give me the o give me the o the big o i will i send k to my wife and she does too but we're almost like mocking the fact that k it's like you know k i've never done it to anyone but her in that setting i've never sent a k and i wouldn't i would never send k to anybody but do you know who i'm going to be sending k to now is shannon the dude i'm okay with it see i'm k with it though
You are so cute. I feel like I'm just sitting on the pre-show watching YouTube. Shannon doesn't even like texting, though.
He's like, call me if you want to talk to me, Billy.
The art of somebody having a conversation has been lost. Like, I don't mean to sound like the old guy, and I realize I do sound like the old guy by saying this, but when did it become so hard to pick up the phone and talk to somebody, especially if you want to go back and forth For an hour. Like we could have this conversation in three minutes if we talked.
But now I've got to type out every word that I'm thinking. I've got to send it. I've got to wait for you to read it. Then you've got to send it back. This could all be over in three minutes. But instead it's turned into an hour-long text and it drives me crazy. Mario's laughing and shaking his head over here. Grandpa calls the operator first to get the other person on the line.
I text all day.
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