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

Today is Wednesday, January 28th.

I am Billy Rutledge along with Shannon the dude.

Give us a call today on the Clark's Pump Shop phone line.

That's 859-280-2287.

Text us at the Quantrell Auto Group's text line at 502-265-66.

It's a hump day edition of the show.

My brother from another mother, Shannon the dude,

and our Resident Evil Vandy fan is in studio this morning. Good morning,

Shannon. Resident Evil was a great game. I didn't know what you meant when you said Resident Evil

Vandy fan. Yeah, you want to talk about the game right off the bat or do you want to stall and talk

about other things because I know you had jury duty yesterday. So if you want to jump right into the game and talk about how big of a butt kicking it was for Kentucky,

we can do that. No, I don't. No, that's fine. We can talk about other stuff. We will get to it today. So if you want to call in and give your thoughts, we want to hear from you, where are you at with Mark Pope in this team now. But Shannon, we've got plenty of other stuff to talk about. I mean,

Matt's just borrowing people's shovels off their porch. I mean, you've got cars that think that you're drunk now, and I had jury duty yesterday. So we've got plenty to talk about. Shannon,

have you had jury duty before? Yes. I thought we talked about this. I've had it a couple of different

times. They tried to get me to go to jury duty like a few months ago, but I was like, nope, I no longer live in Jefferson County, and it was from Jefferson County that was sending it to me. I said, nope, don't live in Jefferson County. Sorry, can't be there. So I got out of it that way. Okay. Now, that doesn't mean Bullet County, if anybody's listening from the courthouse, don't be trying to get me to come to jury duty now. No, please, we need the content. So, Bullet County Courthouse, if you're listening, let's invite Shannon the dude in. But you did yours yesterday, though. That was your last day. You were on the grand jury? Yeah, I was. So first of all, thank you to you and Ryan for holding it down when I was gone. I got the call late the day before that I was going to be called in as the second alternate, last day of the session. And it was for the grand jury. So it's a little bit different. Instead of sitting on a case, you're presented like 11 cases and you have to decide if you're going to indict these

cases if they're going to go to trial, Shannon. So it's an interesting process that allows you to

like, you know, see a lot of the behind the scene stuff about like, you know, how each charge

comes to be, whether it's first degree or second degree burglary, if, you know, if it's, if it's

kidnapping or not, like you get into the nitty gritty of the stuff, I told Matt he would

have loved it. Like, it was just, you know, a lawyer's dream or a dork's dream when it comes

to all the stuff like that. But I had kind of like a really cool moment in this, Shannon.

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