Billy Gill

And he has his people coming in, working him out when it's like,

Coach, some people might wonder, is this abuse of power or we're just using the facilities and the staff to kind of benefit ourselves?

Not I. I wouldn't say that, Coach, if you're listening right now and it's 4 a.m.

and this is what day is today.

The show will be out, what day is it?

Friday morning?

I don't know what day it is anymore.

After the season ended, I don't know what day it is.

Anyway, how do you think you would be if part of your job was just exercise every day?

Do you think that you'd be substantially different built

So I'm saying like, this is the time like, oh, I could finally take my kids to school.

It's like, nope, you can't do drop off today.

Got to be at 3.30 because not just the coach, the boss, because of the way that this, you know, power dynamic has been structured is saying you got to come in.

And you know what?

Here's the importance, I think, as someone who is not in good shape, and this will be one of my fallout.

But you are a former college athlete, Paul Volter.

I am, I am, yes.

But here's the thing.

A very important thing in getting in shape I've experienced and having that routine is having a good gym buddy, you know, having someone there that's going to push you.

If you have a trainer, it's the same, I guess, because you go and they push you, they tell you what to do and they're helping you along the way.