Your booze me nothing. I've seen what makes you cheer.

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you, wherever you are, because it is morning somewhere for February 26, 2006.

My name is Bernie Burns.

She's not cheering for anything this morning.

It's Ashley Burns.

Say hi to Ashley.

I mean,

sometimes the best thing you can do in a morning is survive it.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Sometimes the best thing you can do is be quiet.

All the people are surviving in the morning.

That's how I feel.

It was a little bit of a rough morning getting the kids out the door today. It happens with kids.

And the thing is like one kid. It's one of those things where you do it every single day.

It's part of the routine. You do these things every single day. And then for no reason,

some mornings fight you. Everything fight you. And the thing is,

it's not just kids. Like I've had, have had, you know, loads of like mornings before where it should be simple. It should be easy. You do this every single day. And for some reason,

today said, no, fuck you. And also it's like when it works, it's like a text support problem. When it works and you're like, why did it work now? Like as opposed to like nothing changed or anything. Yeah. But you know, sometimes you get those days where like you're out to the car and then you got to come back in like three times for things you forgot or things that, you know, what you need to do really quick, whatever.

There are some days where you can't get out of the house.

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