Hour number two, Jeff Kepercher, 93, 3, Real Talk, Radio, War Chant, TV on a Redemption Thursday.

Appreciate you being here.

Thanks for joining us.

Good to be back in the saddle.

Luke Loutts, head basketball coach, Forte State, joins us this hour.

Now, they've got practice, so it's kind of a floating time. We think somewhere in the

neighborhood of 230, 240-ish, something like that. So bear with us. It's, you know, he's making

time, getting done with practice. And then I'm going to hop on the stream yard and join us. You'll

see his image there in picture. So it's not just going to be a funer. We think we've got the stream yard link sent out, so we should be good to go there. Look forward to it. I think he's got to be happy about a lot of things and a little frustrated about a couple things. But all in all, we're all looking forward to more basketball. That's a good sign. That's a really positive sign.

You guys are talking about Red Dog and Zima in the chat.

It tells me that football is very much dead around these parts.

I never had a Red Dog, but as a kid, those commercials worked on me because they advertised during hockey a lot and I was like that little pug or

bulldog or whatever the heck it was.

Yeah, I didn't love Red Dog.

I didn't love Ice House.

I didn't love Zima.

I didn't love a lot of those things.

Now, two of those were beers and the other one was not.

It was the predecessor to all of the fruity drinks you get now

with the sparkling drinks of choice.

Hey, would you enjoy high noon?

There's a seltzer here and there.

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