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Hi, it's Mike Siegel from Funnymike.com and the Travel Tales podcast.

It's Jim Cren from Jim Cran, No Restrictions and Chris needs to make me laugh here.

I'm telling you, you got to listen to Story Worthy.

Do not miss it. Welcome to the Story Worthy podcast.

Here are your hosts, Christine Blackburn and Hannah Spinn.

Welcome to Story Worthy. My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm here with Hanas Finney, and this is a best-of-story-of-story, exclamation point echo sound.

Yes, today is the best of relatives, and I'm surprised we haven't done this before,

Hanas. I'm surprised, too.

When I put together these best of sets, like I'm really now trying to avoid drug stories.

Because that appears to be the vast majority of our episodes are like, I took a bad acid trip.

I was in Berkeley and I shot heroin into my eyeballs.

Actually, I think there's been a lot of stories about relatives.

Now, I did one about my brother, which is not on the list here.

The relative stories aren't necessarily like these, like the titles were about the relatives,

but it's like often the title is something else or the subject to something else, but really it's about your relatives. I see what I'm saying. But my point is, is I did a story about my brother and you did not include it in this best stuff. That's what I'm saying. That was not deliberate in any way. All right. But the stories you did include are Mike Siegel in his story entitled, about his grandma. His story titled Grandma, right? And then Jimmy Cren, or actually, his name is Jim Cren. I call him Jimmy, because I've known him for like 30 years. Well, you've known of him. He's been on the radio in Pittsburgh for... Yeah, but I always know him as Jimmy. But the point, Jim Cran, he's got a great story about his in-laws.

Yes, exactly.

And these are two, see, the grandma that you can't choose and the in-laws that you sort of choose.

Yeah.

That's your, you're not.

The in-laws don't, the in-laws could be anybody your grandma's your grandma that's

that way but you don't really choose your made by their parents yeah although you probably

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