This is it. It feels weird. It feels like sentimental and heartfelt today.

It's a very final episode of certified mama's boy for 2020.

And we're gonna go out with a bang today. Jimmy Mack, my dad on the show for what would Jimmy Mac do and just a lot of thank yous as we're talking about the holidays and we're wrapping up this year. I just I really want to start by saying we appreciate you for being here and being a part of this podcast

family as we start the show today. Hi my name is Kramer and I am proud to admit that I am

a mama's boy. You're not just any mama's boy. You're a certified mama's boy.

And this is the certified mama's boy podcast.

Yeah, welcome to a very final episode of certified mama's boy for the year. I'm Steve Kramer and

this is a podcast I do with my mom we do every single day three principles live

laugh and love your mom live laugh love your mom and I hope that you've enjoyed

this year it's been really fun to build this with you and we'll get into all that all that sentimental stuff as we get going.

Let me introduce you to my co-host Nancy, Nancy, Nancy, my mom.

Hi mom.

Hi mom.

Hi, honey. Well, I did snow today for the very first time, which was an interesting, I guess Maryland doesn't get a lot of snow, and so it was kind of a wild free-for-all.

I really, you know, I did Georgia. I lived in Georgia, which the only place I really experienced snow, which then I realize is not real snow, but every cabin in Georgia is not real snow. It's just flurries and a little bit of dust on the ground every now and then. But this is like snowing and we only got like two inches. Wasn't a lot. But I just

didn't realize everything that goes into a snow day. First of it took me what would typically be a about 18 minute commute took about 55 minutes.

Well, not only just because I had to drive super slow and I think I may have like,

because people around me were like going just, you, like right behind me. So I think I may have, but it's like early, you know, it was like five in the morning and so I didn't know what to expect and

I have black eyes, oh my God, black eyes. And so I was being just probably overly cautious,

but I finally, I was just way too scared to drive, period.

And I told her, I was like, listen,

if you can just get out of your complex and get to like the main row, you'll be fine.

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