Welcome, everyone. It is the KSR pre-show Monday, March 30th. I am Shannon the dude. I'm in Loebel being joined by Billy Rettledge over in Lexington. Give us a call in the Clark's Pubb and Shop phone line. 859-287. That's 859-2-80-cats. You can be our whiskey thief call of the day. And if you can't call in, you can always shoot us a text on the Quatro Auto Group text

line, 502-265-6656.

And April is almost here, Billy.

You know, you were just talking about your taxes.

You said you've got to go file those.

I've already filed mine.

So I'm glad that I got that out of the way.

But tax day for you today, today, tomorrow this week, I'll be getting it done, finalized, Shannon.

You know, and then, you know, we'll blink and Thunder Over Louis will be here.

We'll do some steamboat races.

And it'll be Kentucky Derby Time.

So it's a fun time of the year. And man, it was a jam-packed weekend. That was your weekend. It was good. We'll get into all the sports stuff in just a minute, but first I got to tell you what I did on Saturday. I had to go to a wedding. And I don't typically like weddings. You have to dress up. you got to, you know, sit there and just hang out and wait, and the weddings just drone on and on and on. And it's like, when can I get out of this thing, you know? But I went to a cousin's wedding over the weekend, and it was the best wedding ever, and I'll tell you why, Billy. Okay. when we went there first for first of all before we got there, they're like, okay, you don't have

to dress up.

Just wear whatever you want.

All right.

That's great.

That's a good start.

You mean, I don't have to wear like a suit and a tie and be miserable.

Perfect.

Then I get there and the wedding, first of all, starts on time.

It's supposed to start at 6 o'clock, 5.59 and 59 seconds. Here comes my cousin. Here comes the groom, right? He's walking down the aisle. The start starts on time. That's great. And Billy, I'm telling you, this is the quickest wedding I have ever been to in my life. As the bride came down the aisle, everybody stood up, you know, and before we could even sit down, the wedding was over. They got right to it. There was no BS. There was no, like, you know, back and forth. It was like, it was over. It was done. And if I had timed it, I bet you it would have been over in less than a minute and a half.

Have you ever been to a minute?

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