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

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Live on location in Don Franklin, Toyota, and Corbyn.

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That's our Quantro Auto Group text line at one of our favorite locations anywhere in the state where there's Don Franklin. And today here in Corbin with Shannon the Dude, where Don Franklin started in 1968 with one small lot in Columbia. And now they're all over the state. And we are here at Don Franklin again. Good morning, dude. How are you? Doing well. I was just thinking, you know, of all the places we've done remotes over the years, Don Franklin, not necessarily this Don Franklin, but the family of Don Franklin's, we've probably done more remotes at a Don Franklin than any other place in KSR history over the years. I think so. Yeah. I remember a push-up contest at a Don Franklin back in the day between you and I. We go to them often. Are you in the market for a new car? Can we get you in a vehicle? Actually, I am, if anybody's listening, Don Franklin. You know, I've been driving around that Wrangler for about, what, I guess, 10 years now, starting to get some miles on it. And I don't know, like, at what point should you sell the car? I've always been told if you're going to sell it and get maximum value, and I'm not a car dealer, so these guys could probably tell me I'm wrong for what I'm about to say here. But I've always been told you need to sell it before it hits 100,000. Is that right? Okay, that's right.

Okay.

Well, here's the problem.

Now I'm at like 138,000.

So I've gone 38,000 over.

I didn't act quick enough.

So now I don't even know what it's worth at this point, but I'm kind of thinking maybe this thing can go 250,000 miles and never break down, or maybe it's time to go out and buy a new car.

I like the concept of you pushing it for as long as it can go.

We were talking before the show started that you actually drove the company vehicle up and was telling a story about how you drove it until there was no gas. Well, you know, sometimes I did, especially when gas prices are $5 a gallon. I saw it was for something, a town or two over. So if you find it for $3, that's a bargain today. But, you know, here's the thing about also the Jeep. I had a deal to where I ended up paying for it, right? So I don't owe anything on it. So now that I own it outright, I feel like, well, I'm just going to drive until the tires fall off.

Drive it into the ground. I'm sure you'll get some trade in value if we're bringing into a Don Franklin. The White Dodge Charger's still doing fine for me, even though the ice roads are tough. But the fiancé is definitely in the market for a new car. There you go. She wants a convertible, though, dude. Oh, convertible. She don't care about how safe it is.

She doesn't care how many miles.

She just wants the top to retract, dude. Oh, convertible. She don't care about how safe it is. She doesn't care how many miles.

She just wants the top to retract when it's a nice sunny day. So we'll have to look and see what they got here.

And maybe that's something that we can do. A lot of great cars out here. I'm looking around right now. They've got a huge selection.

So swing on by and you can hang out, listen to us, do the radio show,

and then maybe drive off the lot with a brand new car today.

Well, if you were watching us do the radio show, and then maybe drive off the lot with a brand new car today.

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