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It was all of your favorite yesterday Ryan and Drew it was your favorite readings it was Aristotle and it was Hobbs Leviathan which are two things that I assume you guys also read this weekend...

they gave us a book of things to read ... Hobbes Leviathan, Aristotle, Antigone.

They were giving me like Hobbes Leviathan, Aristotle, Antigone.

they were giving me like Hobbes Leviathan, Aristotle, Antigone. Those are not light reads. Those are not beach reads.

Kentucky was the number one state by far for search of that book, The Wager, I talked about.

I'm getting way too into ship culture. I'm reading this book, The Wager. It's about this shipwreck in the 1700s, a great true story. People who like nonfiction have to read this book; it came out last year and won a lot of awards.

By the way, if you all seem to enjoy the book recommendations, I'm going to give you another one. This one is really good, and it's a true story. It's called Wager. It came out last year.

It's about this, like, ship in Britain that tried to go around Cape Horn in South America in the 1750s. They ended up, like, shipwrecked on an island and, like, Lord of the Flies kind of stuff happened. And it's a true story, and it's really, really good.

Do you remember the Patrick Toll's Cat's Paws cover when he was Harry Potter? The Patrick Toll's Cat's Paws cover would beat up that, this video right here in a fight. I thought that was our worst look of all time.

I know Shannon is not going to know who that is, you know, because he's never seen Harry Potter. He doesn't care. Hermione or whatever he said.

And I turn around, I'm like, Ron Weasley? And he's like, yeah, mate. I'm like, oh my God. It was the greatest moment of my life.

I don't know like you gotta help me out here are the harry potter nerds and the comic book nerds are they like on the same level of seriousness like the harry potter nerds you don't want to mess with them you screw one thing up this pronounce something they're ready to you know cut your throat but like our comic nerds like that that into it on the same level

of harry potter fans I don't know drew I feel like they could be like I feel like the ultras like the ones that are really into it are are and that are like oh we've got to show up maybe

You remember I told you that my favorite book of the Bible is Ecclesiastes, right?

A big part of Ecclesiastes is sort of saying, you know, no reason to have ego because we're all going to die.

Ecclesiastes is my favorite book of the Bible. Sort of talks about the, the sort of why life is not forever. And there's a time for everything in life, but then also to remember that ultimately we are part of a bigger picture.

Also when are you going to FaceTime about the book of Ecclesiastes as you promised? Well, you mentioned that you were going to do a FaceTime thing about the book of Ecclesiastes and how it meant to you.

I married into an old brother family... it's that or The Godfather.

Has anybody seen The Godfather or am I the only one that's seen that?

I've seen bits and pieces of it. I've never seen it.

Make an offer you can't refuse? Yeah, what about that one? He made an offer he can't refuse. You mean that came from The Godfather?

I'll go watch The Godfather and we'll see if they can beat Indiana Saturday. All right. All right. Yes. So you both have to watch The Godfather in its entirety before Saturday.

The anger on the text machine about you all not seeing Godfather is even more than I have. ... Make an offer you can't refuse? Yeah, what about that one? He made an offer he can't refuse. You mean that came from The Godfather?

The Godfather was a book, but people don't even think about it as a book because the movie was so good.

I thought you took an erotic novel one time. I did not take an erotic novel. I took a book called All Fours, which is not a book that I recommend.

Like the book, All Fours. Don't keep bringing that up. I told you not to read it, Shannon, unless you were a certain kind of person. You know, James and Marder, yes. All four. That was not for everybody.

It was one of the New York Times top ten books of the year. It's called All Fours.

I read the free bio. I read the free bio. I read the free bio. Reading All Fours.

You got to have one ball for all and then let it be whatever it is. Kind of reminds me of, uh, the college basketball debate when they get to the tournament, that one's bouncing all out of control. It's like just one ball, like use the ball. Everyone use the same type of ball. ... like one ring in Lord of the Rings.

But you ought to read Lord of the Rings, Matt. I know you're not a nerd. I've read it. I've read it. I've read it. I haven't watched it. Well, he is our Sayodin. He is our King Sayodin. He is our King Sayodin.

I sit down to watch it, and I watch the first 30 minutes where they're having the party. And then Gandalf shows up. And then I end up just getting somewhere around when they walk off. And they go into that thing, and the horses come by. Then I end up just falling asleep, and I never start again. Are you like Shannon and hate Star Wars and Harry Potter and stuff like that?

That was his opus. It was a little bit of Lord of the Rings to the length of it.

Anyway, have you remember Sally Denton's book, Bluegrass Conspiracy?

He brought up Hal McCoy, Hal McCoy ends up on the show, and instead he's talking about The Bluegrass Conspiracy and whatever.

Well, if you read that book, The Bluegrass Conspiracy, in that book, there was some crazy stuff going down there.

Do you remember The Bluegrass Conspiracy? I know there's... I read that book many years ago.

they gave us a book of things to read ... Hobbes Leviathan, Aristotle, Antigone.

write a one page review of Antigone.

They were giving me like Hobbes Leviathan, Aristotle, Antigone. Those are not light reads. And so how long I got a lot of work to do? ... I'm going to be reading ... I need all of you by Friday to tell me what Antigone is about.

I'm going to be reading ... I need all of you by Friday to tell me what Antigone is about.

they were giving me like Hobbes Leviathan, Aristotle, Antigone. Those are not light reads. Those are not beach reads.

go to your class and say, all right, today I need all of you to write a one page review of Antigone. Tell me what it's about.

We learned about Joe Creason's book, which now sits on my coffee table. That's a great book because it has, like, Ryan, each story is like a page, so you can, like, just kind of come to it, leave, come to it, and leave, that kind of thing.

Who brought me the Joe Creason book. You know, he talks about Joe Creason. And he wrote a book of stories about Kentucky. Joe Creason's Kentucky. He brought it to me. And I'm going to read this. I am now 16 books towards my 52 in 2000.

He would write a book called Joe Creason's Kentucky, shaded where he went to every county in Kentucky.

I got to find Joe Creason's Kentucky if anybody has that book. It's awesome.

You and I both have seen the Book of Mormon. Twice.

Salt Lake City from the Book of Mormon. Well, I don't think that's what it's from. It existed before the Book of Mormon, but it is one of America's most beautiful cities

It's like Atomic Habits or tell people, give me good -

It's like Atomic Habits or tell people, give me good -

Same thing with Moneyball. The movie is very different than the book. The book is about the A's, but it's more about analytics and numbers.

Go find our Jonah Hill from Moneyball, right?

I haven't seen Lord of the Rings. I haven't seen any of those. ... I've read the books. I've read the books.

Lord of the Rings, like when they were making that movie, that had to be like the most pressure in the world. Because Lord of the Rings has been a big book series for 50, 60, however many years. And then you make a movie and it wins an Oscar.

My favorite book, which is, well, my two favorite books, Crime and Punishment and Brothers Karamazov.

Something that's food for the soul.

And then he wrote, essentially, a Brothers Karamazov-linked novel about what being a Louisville person was, which was way over the top, melodramatic.

Nurse Ratchet from one flew over a cuckoo's nest. I don't think I've ever seen that. I haven't either. That's not familiar. It's supposed to be like one of the best movies of all time.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. That's a really good call. I read that book a long time ago.

I read To Kill a Mockingbird in high school. Well, now that one holds up. I think To Kill a Mockingbird, the movie, is also great, and the book.

Boo Radley. He also played Boo Radley in To Kill a Mockingbird. ... you guys have not mentioned To Kill a Mockingbird. ... That's a great film.

Martyr, Tomorrow, Tomorrow, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow. I read that one.

I read a book two weeks ago named Martyr, M-A-R-T-Y-R. Highly recommend it to everybody.

She does the movie Wuthering Heights. It comes out here in a few weeks. Great book. Have you all read it? Yes. ... It's the only book I read in school. I skipped all the books but that one that they told us to read. ... It's like a love story, isn't it?

I remember reading enough to do my homework in like fourth grade. Good stuff. Anyway, that movie's coming out here in a few weeks. Wuthering Heights are lovers.

Are you going to go see Wuthering Heights? Apparently a very hot, hot thriller, romantic, Margot Robbie. I heard it's very hot, very steamy. I will only go if...

What I read is, the thing is, it's, like, very hot, you know, sex scenes, but everyone keeps their clothes on. I don't know. I didn't learn it that way.

I can't even talk about Emily Bront in front of this person.

I'm telling you, this book, Charlie Hustle, even if you're not a book reader and you just like sports, you will like it. It goes through his life.

It was like, so I think it's a great book. I have not even finished it yet, but I read it literally all weekend.

I will add it to my reading list.

They say that in the book. Yeah. You would love it. This book was written for Rhineland. I'm telling you. You would really love it.

I'm reading, and I almost finished. I got like 20 pages left. The Pete Rose, Charlie Hustle. Everyone would like it. Whether you like Pete Rose, whether you hate Pete Rose, whether you like baseball or don't like baseball, it is a great book. I have learned more about him than I knew before, including some things that are bad about him that I didn't even know had happened.