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Now here's Matt Jones.

Welcome, everyone. It is Kentucky Sports Radio Thursday, February the 26th. I'm Matt Jones here on a rainy day in Lexington, Kentucky at the KS Bar and Grill, where we will be here all day. Love to see you. Come out, have lunch, tickle Ryan, and get ready for a big weekend coming

on Saturday. Three games left in the season. I've got 90% of my voice back. Yeah, sounds a lot better.

Still don't have the doof and schmerts totally there, but hopefully I'll be there by tomorrow.

But your left vocal cord is now stronger. It's strong, much stronger. Now it's just a little congestion and we'll be good to go. Clark's Pubman Shop phone lines 859-280-2287. A-Vision Autoglass Text Machine, 772-77525-4. This edition is sponsored by the T.J. Smith Law Office, you call T.J. I'm making pay. Yeah, I mean, there were people yesterday who were, like, disputing me on the science of the vocal cords. You know, I mean, they may have their book learning, but, like, I could feel it. And I knew it was the left vocal chord, and so I worked it out and now we're doing we're doing better well I don't know your vocal cord we all have different vocal

everybody's vocal cords and you know I took the steroids um I could hit home runs right now you should see how strong I am

well I don't know how steroids work, by the way.

How does it know what part of you to fix?

No idea.

Because I've had various things over the years where doctors have given me steroids.

You know, if you're under the weather, or if your vocal cord or whatever, how does the steroid know what part of the body it's supposed to fix?

Do you know the answer to that? No, I don't. Do you just find the bad part in your body and goes attack it, no matter where it is? I mean, this sounds stupid. I thought the same thing about Tylenol. Yeah, feel that way about all that. Whatever it is that is hurting, people say, take Tylenol. Well, how does Tylenol know whether it's my head or my knee that's hurting?

I've always wondered that.

I... take Tylenol. Well, how does Tylenol know whether it's my head or my knee that's hurting? I've always wondered that. I don't think it does. It's big Tylenol. Magic. Big steroid industry. But it seems to be working, so I'm not going to argue. That's good. Was it, do you know, can you tell us where it was injected?

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