93-3-WMR Audio on Demand presents the Preston and Steve Show podcast. Our next guest is a lot of fans in Philly and a lot of fans in this room right here. And he's going to be playing punchline. One night only. There you go. Ladies and gentlemen, Chris Redd. Yeah. Oh, yeah. What's up, everybody? How are you, man? I'm good. I'm tired. Yeah, y'all love early, man. Yeah. Bless y'all hearts. Each and every one of y'all individual barbecue eating hearts. We eat early. Yeah. We eat the barbecue early in the morning, man. I know. I was like, oof. I don't know if my stomach could do it. Take one bite and you'll be on board. Oh, I did. I'm lying night chat, but I'm taking something to go. It's a weird thing because we get, so I'm up at 3.45 and like, you know. On purpose. On purpose. Yeah, you got it. And we all got up early. And so people come in and see seating stuff like that.

But it's your whole day gets screwed up because it's like our lunch is occurring hours before most people's. Yeah. So it just wipes up. But you're no stranger. Obviously, on SNL. Yeah. That's known as one of the most rigorous schedules for, you know, putting a show together, for writing and all that stuff. But if you take your story back, you're from Chicago, right? Yes, I was born in St. Louis. I know I got to say that. Okay. And I was there for seven years and I moved to Chicago. But my family's from Mississippi, so they made sure that we were kind of raised out there too.. Preston's from St. Louis. Yeah, I heard you from St. Louis. Where at? Chesterfield, I'm West County. Yeah. How about you? In the city proper, and then we went to St. Charles. Okay, sure. Yeah, yeah. And then from St. Charles, we went to the west side, Chicago, then the west suburbs. And then I went to the The city. I would be in that close in St. Louis going, we went to the west side of Chicago, then the west suburbs. And then I went to the city.

In the city?

I would be in that close in St. Louis going, we would go to Chicago from time. I love that town, man.

Yeah.

Love at town.

I love Chicago with all my heart.

I have a special appreciation for St. Louis.

I went to church for Ozzie Smith for a long time. Is that right? He was my

favorite baseball player because he flipped, which is not

the right reason.

Right, right. You know what I'm saying?

For a kid. You know what I'm like? Yo, he's a baseball

player and a ninja?

Why would I not love that?

Could have been the greatest shortstop at all time as well.

Yeah, yes, exactly.

But I never leave with that.

No, no, no.

You're right.

You do remember those ones?

I remember for years and years and years,

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