You know, this idea every year, does anybody care about this issue where they have these naked athletes?

I mean, you know, does anybody care about seeing Brooks Keppka and they could swing the golf club?

I mean, I mean, is this supposed to be titillating?

I mean, what is the idea?

You know, they try to make it like it's art. Well, this is an expression,

this is an expression of the human form. This is a celebration of bodies to their max. No, it's not.

It is the same mentality that tried to sell Sports

Illustrated with the swimsuit issue until they basically were running pictures that, you know,

when I was a kid, they were in Playboy. It's the same thing. It is trying to sell magazines and putting athletes in there that they hope people want to see naked.

That's what it is.

It's not any expression of the human form.

It's not because if you were going to do that, you wouldn't do it with famous people.

This is about trying to sell magazines and hoping that someone is going to be excited about

seeing the person who's a star in their sport without their clothes on.

To me, I mean, I've never even opened one of those issues, so I couldn't even tell you.

I just happened to see the thing today where Brooks Kepka was on the cover swinging the golf club naked.

That was it.

So I hope Brooks got a kick out of it, but, you know, hey, that's about it.

But, I mean, who cares?