This is The Birch Show. We are on days 55, 56, and 57 of 100 days of good goes round.

The Birch Show's 100 days of good goes round. So I did a couple of good deeds going into the weekend. One was planned. One was not. I've had a really large batch of clothes sitting in my closet for the longest, barely untouched. I just sit there and I never wear them. I never use them. And I've always been saying to myself, I need to take these to goodwill. And I finally found the motivation to do it with what we are doing with the 100 days good goes round. And then the next day, I went to Zikis in order to get a gift card for someone and it was a $100 gift card and I

know they eat there all of the time so I was like oh they'll love this as a gift and as I was walking

out the store it just so happened that a man who seems to be experiencing homelessness was was outside

and was sitting there and asked me if I could spare some change and I didn't have any change on me

and I just told them I'm sorry you know I don't have any any cash and then it hit me that I just bought

that gift card and I was like this kind of feels like the universe is asking me to do this and so I

I was like you know what I just gave him the gift card and he said, thank you, how much is on it?

And I was like, wait, what?

But I'm sure he was pleasantly surprised to find out how much was on it once he went in and used it.

So shout out to him.

I hope it feeds him for a few days.

All right.

So today is day 57.

And with that, we will try to help a teacher clear her wish list.

Teachers, need help with your classroom meets?

Let the Burschio fan help clear your wish list.

Miss Lexi is a teacher, third grade teacher, at Esther Jackson Elementary in Roswell,

had to take a second job to help make ends meet.

She doesn't have a whole bunch of extra

cash to decorate her classroom with. Hey, Bert Show fam. My name is Lexi Ori, also known as Miss

Ori by my students. This will be my third year teaching, and I'm a proud third grade teacher

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