The Bird Show. Thank you guys again for setting that up with Andy Stanley. I don't want to get into it right now, but it was a sign that I needed. So thank you. It meant a lot. Thank you. Okay. That's going to be a lot of this, man. I've been teetering the last couple of days i feel really like emotionally

confused like uh and then when i start to like get the feels i have been going into default mode

for me which has been my whole life is like keep it together man you still got two and a half more

shows you can cry at 1001 on friday but i'm really trying hard not to let that happen and if it's

going to happen it's if I'm going to cry I'm going to cry embrace it okay it's it's it's good to

feel the emotions um I started writing what I was going to say the last day last night I got one

sentence in I'm like I can't do that right now I just have one request if you're going to cry more than me, I need you to do that. I don't think I do that. It's been so long since I had a really, when's the last time I really boo-hooed? The last time I really boo-hooed was when I had to put Riggins down. Uncontrollable tears. But even then, like, I wouldn't do it in front of my family.

I ran into my master bedroom, buried my head in the pillow, and slammed the door behind me and did it in silence.

But I couldn't stop crying.

Have you ever boo-hooed on the air?

I don't think so...

And not just in your 25 years on the Burke show,

but in your 40 years of radio,

have you ever had like a sobbing moment on the air?

Like uncontrollably crying where you just can't get it together?

I mean, not not, not,

it doesn't even have to be that far,

but I'm saying like a, like a,

even just a good, healthy cry.

I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I mean, with all the stuff that

we've gone through with Bert's Big Adventure, that's when I boo-hoo. Yeah. After a funeral. Mm-hmm. No, I'm talking about on the air. On air. Yes, on air. I can't recall it.

And if you're looking for a boo-hoo on Friday,

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