ainsley: all-american concert series, we are continuing this morning with tyler farr. we can t wait to talk to him. he sends whiskey in the water. brian: he also sang at the patriot acards with. he was fantastic. he is great. we are very lucky to have him today and it s going to be good. another example, will, i don t know if you want to expand on this or not, for the longest time, we used to watch artists, musician, they don t keep themself in shape, you know, kind of raggedy, known to do all types of drugs, and then you have country music stars, that s in the 70s, 80 s. you have country music stars they look like they just left the court or the field. don t think look athletic and fit need a shower, smoking. let s ask tyler how much he drinks. brian: because he six a lot about it. will: what kind of program are you on? brines brian balances it out. will: keeping pretty strict drug regiment. brian: throughout the 80 s and 90 s. ainsley: i saw you eating bacon
but, on the bright side, meatflation is slowing down. of the price of beef is up he is #% and chicken down 2%. yum. brian: the problem is this whole green movement is wiping out all meat. remember they netherlands. ainsley: manufacturing. brian: now trying to go into ireland we will pay you not to have any morikawas murder your cows and not sell them. ainsley: how did you go from grocery store prices. brian: you were talking about meat prices. carley: got it. ainsley: even if the prices are higher for ice cream and cookies and beer, would you still buy them? all three of those are really good. carley: those are staples, especially the beer. will: why do you think cookies are up so highway is that? carley: i don t know. flour? ainsley: flour and. brian: how is celery doing? carley: makes sense chicken is down because bird flu.