Kevin, you're on the Michael Berry show, Kevin. What say you?

Well, good mornings are. I found a really good a really good clutching place up in the woods

on on the South Stone Sawmill. It's called Snowflake Donuts. They got a meat to bread ratio, but I never pass that place in the morning because if I do there's other place called a

I'll call the country factory which they they must use the little tiny you know saucers for me but these guys use the, uh, use the, uh, an inch and a half diameter, um, sausages there. I mean, they are good.

Kevin have you called before?

Yes I have.

And I asked you if you had a stutter?

Yes I have and I asked you if you had a stutter? Yes, I have. And I told you how impressed I am that you're willing to do a radio call in with a stutter.

However impressed I was before, I'm double impressed now.

Well, I used to call it all the time and on Ogrant,

serious XM, and I am fairly well known not on the Turkey channel there.

Are you like Mel Tillis where if you sing you don't stutter?

Of course! Well then how come stutter as don't just sing what they have to say? Because it sounds like an opera all the time. If I do sing it all the time it sounds like I am in an opera.

What's wrong with that? Ha ha ha ha ha!

Depot will think I'm, I, I would be weird, but I just, I just let my freak flag fly everywhere I go. Well, I'm just, I'm playing this out. I out. I'm dead serious here. It's also the reason people make

fun of stutterers is we make fun of things that make us uncomfortable and I think people I don't think it's maybe

it's to be cruel but I think people want you to be able to finish your sentence

right and so by making a joke about it we don't have to invest any emotion.

Right.

Wonder why that is?

I wonder why that is you can sing but then stutter when you talk. Do you know?

Uh, because whenever I sing the, um, the phrase is already in my head because it is a lyric and if I have to if I have to come up to something on this spot there then I get tripped up really

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