The virtue I saw our dudes just really, really scared now to speak up and speak their mind because they are afraid that they are going to be labeled sexes immediately.

Yeah, I would love to get inside of men's heads.

It seems like it might be a scary place, but I'm willing to traverse inside your brains.

You might be surprised by the echo chamber.

Wow, it's so open and spacious. Look at all this square footage in here.

It's really relaxing in here. It's really exciting.

Hello, hello, hello, hello, hello.

No, but I wanted to ask you, Bert, and you Mo, in any of our Bert Show listeners who identify as male,

are you afraid to say things to women for fear of coming across as sexist or misogynistic?

1-855 Bert Show, 855-237-8746.

And I'll preface why I'm asking this question, or I'll share the story of the interaction I had with a man that's asking me or that has propelled me to ask this question.

Last weekend, I hosted an event for a charity. It's called the Rally Foundation. They raised money for childhood cancer research, right?

And there's multiple, they spread throughout the country, and they do fantastic work, right?

And I've been partnering with them for over a decade. By the way, we raised $615,000.

What? What?

Which is, yes. So they're trying to find better cures for better treatments and ultimately a cure for childhood cancer,

because government funding is ridiculously low when it comes to pediatric cancer.

Just as a sidebar when you're giving to cancer definitely do just five minute research, because most of that is not going to kids.

It's going to adults and they're important too.

They are important.

But a lot of that funding isn't there for kids.

4% kids get 4%.

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