Hey, give me the hot dog.

Hey, we're recording the podcast.

Shut up.

Good morning to you, wherever you are because it is.

Morning, Zubu!

For May 11th, 2020.

Six, how is that so early?

My name is Bernie Burns.

I'm really upset with how early I was there. Sitting right over there. She still only gets one Mother's Day. It's Ashley Burns. How to Ashley, everybody? Only one official one. But I still kind of got one yesterday, too. I got like a really nice nap. And sometimes that's all you want is a nap. We have converted to the earlier Mother's Day, which is in March. It is in March. For UK Mother's Day, which I don't like because it's still kind of cold and dark here. It's like, I wish it was in May. But no one else around here is doing Mother's Day stuff. So I either feel like I'm neglecting you in March locally or I'm neglecting you globally on the May

Mother's Day, you know? Does that make sense? It does. It does make sense. Did you at all feel yesterday like you were left out seeing all the posts about Mother's Day and stuff like that? No, not at all. Good. I'm glad. No, not at all. And even so, like, I wished my family happy Mother's Day and all that.

So it's, you know, it's like still got everything taken care of.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, it's, you know, it's like still got

everything taken care of. Yeah, it was interesting that yesterday I talked about this on the sponsor

chat. By the way, long time about the sponsor chat. I talked about Blondie's Rapture,

Debbie Harry. Yes. Being the first ever pop song that had rap in it,

I got my little trivia was mixed up there.

Blondie's Rapture was the first song to hit number one on the billboard charts that featured rap.

I see.

That's the milestone that Blondie's Rapture has.

Was number one on the billboard?

A correction for something that most of you didn't even hear.

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