Chris GeorgeGuestRyanHostUm, what's, uh, what's one of the funniest things about hosting a morning show? We'll get into the F96 stuff now.
What's one of the funniest things about hosting a morning show at 5:30 in the morning?
Oh, sorry.
6:00 until 10:00.
Okay.

And I'll tell you something, half an hour at that time of day makes a big difference.
Yeah, I can imagine.

Um, but honestly, I could complain about what time I have to get up, but I've had other jobs when I was younger.

When you have to go to work and that alarm clock goes off, it doesn't matter if it's 11:00 in the morning, if it's 1:00 in the afternoon.
Mm.
True

when I was, when I was younger and I started doing mornings and, you know, it was tough to deal with.

People always say, they're like, "Well, you must be used to it now." No, you just get used to feeling like crap all the time 'cause you're always tired, much like shift workers, first responders, you know, who are doing night shifts and then day shifts.
Yeah.

Like, it screws your body up, and you just learn to, to push through being tired all the time.

Um, but uh, I, I early on started looking around on my drive to work and I'd see people doing jobs that are a lot harder than the one I'm driving to go do.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
Um, what's, uh, what's one of the funniest things about hosting a morning show? We'll get into the F96 stuff now.
What's one of the funniest things about hosting a morning show at 5:30 in the morning?
Oh, sorry.
6:00 until 10:00.
Okay.

And I'll tell you something, half an hour at that time of day makes a big difference.
Yeah, I can imagine.

Um, but honestly, I could complain about what time I have to get up, but I've had other jobs when I was younger.

When you have to go to work and that alarm clock goes off, it doesn't matter if it's 11:00 in the morning, if it's 1:00 in the afternoon.
Mm.
True

when I was, when I was younger and I started doing mornings and, you know, it was tough to deal with.

People always say, they're like, "Well, you must be used to it now." No, you just get used to feeling like crap all the time 'cause you're always tired, much like shift workers, first responders, you know, who are doing night shifts and then day shifts.
Yeah.

Like, it screws your body up, and you just learn to, to push through being tired all the time.

Um, but uh, I, I early on started looking around on my drive to work and I'd see people doing jobs that are a lot harder than the one I'm driving to go do.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
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