Comedy Off-Broadway in Lexington welcomes the hilarious New York comedian Phil Hanley, February 5th through the 7th.

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February 19th through the 21st.

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Matt Jones. Welcome, everyone. This is Kentucky Sports Radio Tuesday. February the 10th. I'm Matt Jones here on what will be the warmest day in a month in Lexington, Kentucky. You can give a shout on the Clark's Puppet Shop phone line 859-2-80-2287. A-Vision Auto Glass Text Machine is 772-774525.

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Nice to see you all. Fayette County back in school today. Back in school. Good, getting normal, I guess, around here a little bit. Yeah, it's supposed to be what, 60 today? 60 degrees. So they've been out of school for two weeks plus. Is that right? Yeah. And now they're back. Back, but yet the streets are still a mess. So hopefully the sun today will at least be a slushy mess.

My little street hasn't been touched. they're back. Back, but yet the streets are still a mess. So hopefully the sun today will at least be a slushy mess.

My little street hasn't been touched.

But, I mean, I understand my street should be one of the last touched.

I get it.

But, you know, the thing is, Drew, when you don't shovel your driveway, it stays.

Yeah. So it's like a block of ice. And for people who don't know, it's a hill. So like I just, I had to kind of, well, I might have slid down. That's a good thing. You can get out. It's just hard to get back up. Yeah. You can always go down. Well, you can walk up the grass. But going down, everything was just ice this morning. So I just, I just sat down and... Penguin, your way down. What? I just sat down and slid down the bottom of the thing. Yeah, because you go out your front door with your car's in the back and you've got to go down a little hill to get to your car. There's nothing. There's no easy way to do it. But, but I mean, the smart thing to have done would have been to shovel, but I didn't. You weren't here. Why would you shovel, though? It's going to melt today. I was watching my neighbors yesterday shoveling ice and I'm going tomorrow it's going to be 60. It'll be melted. See, now you're thinking like me. one day of sliding on your butt makes up for three hours of shoveling.

I think I'll choose the one day of sliding on my butt. I'm glad it's 60 today, but what I have is not melting until April. It'll get a little rundown, turn to some mush. Yeah, I'm going to have ice for long. This is a picture of my sidewalk. What am I supposed to do with that? I can't even get it.

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