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

Today is Thursday, July 16th.

I'm Billy Rutledge, along with Shannon the dude.

You can give us a call on the Clark's Pump and Shop phone line.

That's 859-280-2287.

Text us at 502-265-66.

I try to respond to people on the text line throughout the show and in a couple hours

afterwards. So always chime in if you'd like here on a summer show where I will not be working

just one hour today. I'll be working at least three as you have me hosting KSR later today as well.

You poor thing. I Hope you can hold up.

You should have heard Shannon yesterday.

Hallelujah. Amen. I did not say those words. Billy's the answer to who you would switch lives with because my man works one hour a day. Well, think about it. I mean, you do. You work one hour a day. You don't ever cut your grass. You go to the sauna. Every time I call you after the show, you're sitting in a sauna in your underwear.

I don't know how many hours a day you spend in the sauna.

And if you're go to the sauna. Every time I call you after the show, you're sitting in a sauna in your underwear.

I don't know how many hours a day you spend in the sauna. And if you're not in the sauna, you're out on the golf course. That's a day in the life of Billy right there. Well, you're not wrong about a couple things. If you would have called me yesterday, there was a chance you would have caught me in the sauna. See, you love that sauna. I'm the proponent of the sauna.

You love it.

It's very healthy for you to sweat out those talks. there was a chance you would have caught me in the sauna. See, you love that sauna. I'm a proponent of the sauna. You love it.

It's very healthy for you to sweat out those toxins. Is that? Why can't you just walk outside? Like, I walk outside and I sweat. There is some truth to that right now. It's much harder to do the sauna in the summer months than it is the winter months. In the winter, it's amazing, right? because you go outside in that, in that cold. I go in there just to warm up. Exactly. I mean, I guess the first thing I would do, go in there and warm up, sweat, then go work out. No, so there was a chance you could have caught me in the sauna yesterday. But also, yeah, you know, this is the time where I don't have the broadcast to do the football and basketball games. So I try to get as much golf in as possible.

I'm not helping my argument here. But, Shannon, I'll get a workout in, maybe hit some golf balls, and then I'll come back to work and work a little bit more in the afternoon. So it's not like I just do one hour. I feel like I have to stand up for myself a little bit for the comments made yesterday.

Really, the answer should be Ryan Lemon. That's everybody's answer about switching lives.

Because my man is able to work in an hour nap, an afternoon nap every single day. And I wish I was wired like that. I'm kind of in the same boat as Matt. It takes a little bit for me to wind down. I can't just snap my fingers, turn off my brain and stop what I'm doing. I've heard a lot about health benefits of an afternoon nap, especially if you keep it under an hour. It's actually the shorter naps that are better for you, dude. But you're, with all the afternoon shows you do, you don't have time to take a nap

unless you play a Led Zeppelin song.

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