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This is Kentucky Sports Radio presented by Stockton Mortgage. Now here's Matt Jones.

Welcome everyone, Kentucky Sports Radio Tuesday, April 11th. I'm Matt Jones here in downtown Louisville, Kentucky.

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I drove in here Ryan today through a very quiet and sad downtown Louisville after what was a very difficult 24 hours in the state of Kentucky.

Yeah, and the dogs are already barking, Shannon like we had. It's been it's been it's been six seconds and the dog is already barking but go ahead.

He didn't bark the whole time we sit here. It's sad. It's sad day for all of us in Kentucky and then when you see the the names and the faces the people that were

killed it's just it's a good punch. So last night, Shannon I I don't know why I just decided late at night to drive by that building.

Yeah, and I I found out something that I'm not sure that you maybe even knew. Did you know that when we moved studios in Louisville that we nearly

moved to that building. No. So apparently, you know, we're here on fourth street. Yeah, apparently that deal had it had it the second choice was that building.

The second floor of that building. I want you to just think for a second had like we've been on the air or what it like it was the second floor of that building.

That's just scary. That brings it home. I mean, yeah, I mean close enough but to be in that building, I can't imagine.

And the four people that so last night I drove by. You know, I don't know. I just went and and the streets of Louisville were absolutely empty last night.

And I drove by and it was probably eight thirty nine o'clock at night. And I passed the slugger field and then got to that building.

And there was a man there were like TV cameras, you know, crews like doing their TV shots out there or whatever.

And there was a man with the broom and he was sweeping up the glass. And I be honest with you, it hit me really hard.

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