LFK - Section 9

I think that the section itself is unique to the story.  Daniels first gives us a little bit of history on Kentucky and the old places and people he knew one way or another.  Then in this section, he leaves us with a run off of things "overheard from the bar."  All not connected in any way.  Seems like he really just spent a couple of good, "lazy hours" there.  I questioned why he decided to do this and a good response to that (after discussing in class) is that it may be a bunch of things he actually wrote down.  Also, that he is writing in a schizophrenic manner.