It's that time.

It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Berry Show is on the air. Unfortunately, we have good family dynamics.

Thursday was Chris's two-year death anniversary and I,

there's nothing I went in and along with Chris's wife, bride, widow, I guess now it feels so weird to say.

And one of his two kids, the other wasn't able to make it but one of his two kids and my

parents and we went to the gravestone and then we went and had a meal and we got to talk about him and it was very cathartic it was it was good it

felt good it felt right it was all we could do but it was enough. I am very fortunate that on both my wife's side and my side, we don't have

what I've seen as family drama and I see that in a lot of families because well I'm nosy

and I'm an observational nerd I study things and I consider our what's the motivation

why that person and there is often intrigue and drama that leads to great uncertainty and stress, anxiety, foreboding. anxiety for boating in families and if you've ever seen this at play if it's in your

family you know exactly what I mean and And there may be, you know, your wife's sister might be a

complete bitch and everybody knows it and maybe nobody will address it or maybe you've addressed it and everybody

wished you hadn't and you know all the trappings of being that kind of

person she runs over her husband

or usually that I don't mean Clara Harris type running over your husband but she's

she's bad to him and she's snarky and and what you find in those situations is that nobody wants the

confrontation people don't like conflict they say they do because it sounds good but nobody wants conflict.

Nobody wants brutal, honest, candor and that's where I come in so I can be an awkward

presence in an environment like this.

Well, that person in many families does not walk in on Thanksgiving and, you know, pull the cloth off the table

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