This is Ben Sunday School, and to all his singing, all major things and round the streets, all music, all voices,

This is Ben Sunday School.

Brothers, sisters, siblings, walkin' up heads on Sunday school, starring Ken Gillette.

My name is Mike McDowell, and I'm the son of a famous petta-leaf-penn, brought up here for our separate home to London.

And this week, we're going to talk a little bit about a real white war of the flies, and maybe we'll get some bit about people doing hippomios.

Here is preachin' love.

Mr. Pimp-

You know, here I am preachin' love.

I wanted to talk about this Sunday, but we didn't get to it.

I want to talk about it now. There's this thing, cameo, cameo.com, C-A-M-E-O, cameo.com.

They've been asked me to do it for years and years and years, and the gag is someone pays some money, like a hundred bucks.

And you send them a personal message, like Happy Mother's Day, Happy Birthday, even ask questions and stuff, and I didn't want to do it for like two years, I didn't do it.

And long-suffering blend brought up that coming into Mother's Day, I could do it and do it for charity, for a fan, you know.

A fan.

And for Caesar's employees.

So I set up to do it, and I get this weird thing like you're asking people to pay money for you to do a message, and what you forget, I'm so stupid.

You forget that the people who are paying that money for you to do the message, want you to do it.

So they are really, really, really excited about it.

Now I did these all the time for free, you know, when I would do the meet and greets, pre-COVID, people got to be and say, you know, would you make a video for my son,

tell him to stick with it and magic, would you make a video for my mom, wish you were Happy Birthday?

I always said yes, and I always did them, you know.

But cameo.com instead of the situation where I can do them without people being at the show.

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