KF call in show

[westview]

I do not have the chance to listen to KF's call in show. People who do say there are never any tough questions. Why is this? I know the calls are screened, but you do not have to ask the question you told the screener that you would ask.

 

[unkydave]

It really doesn't matter what you ask. You are only going to get the answer Dolph and Kirk want you to hear. I quit listening to these shows years ago. You don't really learn much and you have to put up with the endless callers like Tommy from Des Moines each and every week. And of course each of these callers have to ask Dolph and Kirk "how are you?"

 

[ThunderHawk]

Because the same annoying losers, who must start dialing at noon, always make it on the air to stroke Kirk's ego or ask about some obscure 5th string player.

 

[jameskalina]

It really doesn't matter what you ask. You are only going to get the answer Dolph and Kirk want you to hear. I quit listening to these shows years ago. You don't really learn much and you have to put up with the endless callers like Tommy from Des Moines each and every week. And of course each of these callers have to ask Dolph and Kirk "how are you?"

"How are you" is just an introductory statement. People use that phrase all the time. Similar to "how's it going" or "how are things".

Rarely do people use "how are you" in the true meaning of the phrase as with other common introductory phrases.