Welcome everyone to another edition of the KSR pre-show.

Today is Thursday, February 6th.

I am Billy Rutledge along with Shannon the dude.

You can give us a call in the Clark's Pump and Shop phone line.

That's 859-280-2287, be our Whiskey Thief Call of the Day.

Also, text us at 502-2656. As always, the KSR pre-show is brought to you by

Italics. Find Italian dining in Lexington on Main Street in the city center. Good morning,

Shannon the dude. Hey, good morning, Billy. I'm doing just fine. I was just telling you before

we came on the air that I had a cable company coming out to my house or a phone company that was removing

the landline from my house because I go, I'll never need that again. I told you I moved into a new

house last year and there's all these like lines and stuff going to the house. I'm going, we're

never going to go backwards. We all have cell phones. I'll never have a landline in my house ever again. Let's just have that removed. And the guy's like, well, okay, I can do that for you,

but just let you know if you ever want to like reinstall. Why would I ever want to reinstall

a landline in my house? Like, we're never going backwards, Shannon. You don't have a rotary phone you'd like to hook up.

No. I'm glad we don't have a unique ring when you're home. I'm glad we don't have landlines anymore.

Did you ever grow up with land? I know earlier. So. Yeah. I just made that time. We had a kitchen phone, Shannon. And I remembered everybody's phone number back then. Nowadays,

good luck, asking me for any phone number. But it was a simpler time back then. And the other

thing, too, like with internet, you don't have to have cables going through all throughout your

house to hook up to the internet. Now it's just like a little box that sits there like a hot spot

and it powers your entire house wirelessly. And I'm going, why do I have all these wires

going everywhere like through the basement and through the drywall and get that stuff out of here?

It's an eyesore. Modernizing the house, it sounds like over there, Shannon.

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