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

Today is Wednesday, December 17th.

I'm Billy Rutledge, along with Shannon the dude.

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

That's 859-280-2287.

Texas at 502-265-66.

And as always, the KSR Pre-show is brought to you by Italics,

fine Italian dining in Lexington, Kentucky at the city center on Main Street, where I am at today

and have a list of random topics to go through this morning on a Wednesday. Shannon, the dude,

is in Louisville. Good morning. Shannon, what's up? How are you?

Good. Random topic day is maybe my favorite day. Like, I never know what you got over there. And I'm willing to just dive into whatever topics you want to go into today. I mean, there's not a whole lot really going on in the world of sports. Of course, we get Kentucky and St. John's on Saturday. We'll talk more about that probably tomorrow and Friday. But today, what do you want to talk about?

That's right. It's a blank piece of paper. You know, we've got the full canvas in front of us.

And while Matt and Myron do a pre-show before their show on Sunday mornings to talk about what they're going to talk about, we simply don't do that, Shannon.

We just come in and we're just going to fly off the cuff here. We have never had like a pre-show meeting ever in the, what, 15 years that I've been doing KSR or this pre-show, you and I? Yeah, I was going to say pre-show, but you've never even had one with KSR over the years. No.

Amazing.

We never know what we're going to do on this show. That is simply amazing. We turn on the mics and we just start talking. And that's maybe one of our best qualities, I think. It's real. It's genuine and it's whatever's happened to us over the last couple days. But speaking of Matt and Myron, we may have to work on Myron's catchphrases

when it comes to the peanut butter and jelly stuff he tried going on yesterday, Shaded.

If yesterday's show was an indication of anything, it's that we're going to have to tune in on

December 23rd for that Western Kentucky Bowl game. I don't know what he was going for. I don't know

why peanut butter and jelly was Myron McHav's catchphrase.

It's not a good catchphrase.

I tried to tell him that.

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