Here, virtue. Say what times have changed, man? Mo and I come in here right before the show.

You know, there was a time where we would check in with each other. At least my time back in the day where we would come in the studio on like a

Friday and go, Hey, dude, what do you got planned this weekend? Oh, I'm going to the clerk. I'm Friday night. I'm head on over to vision. I got tickets to this on Saturday night.

I'm dating blah, blah, blah on Sunday. More I'm going to brunch brunch all day. And I see the moon like what's going on this weekend?

And he's like, I got nothing on my calendar. And it is glorious. I am doing nothing. And I said, God, me too. This is great in it. Me three.

Yeah. There will be a time. I don't know how young you are listening, but there will be a time where you get like your Google calendar notifications come up saying what's on your agenda for the weekend. And when it says nothing, it's more exciting than everything.

I am legit excited about this weekend of doing nothing. Now you know you're going to fill that time up with something eventually, but going into the weekend with nothing planned is glorious to me, man.

That's the hard part is actually continuing to do nothing throughout the whole weekend because somebody's going to call you.

Somebody's going to throw out a chain at you, but I plan on doing nothing. Okay. We had a big weekend last weekend. I did. I'm still recovering all about the family in town. A big show.

So tipping my fiancee is the same way as most like she's a big time introvert, man. So when she has to be around a lot of people for a long period of time, it will take her half the week to recover from that.

Yeah. Seriously. I was around all those people from Thursday to Sunday. I legit need a week like to recover from being around that maybe he's just emotionally spent.

All right. So if you have something going on in your life, you want to share it with us. We turn around. We share it with Bert Show fam. Go ahead. Hit us up at the birch show.com. And in this case, our husband wants her to convince his mom that the woman, his brother, he's dating is the one for him.

I can already tell I'm going to get confused on this one. Normally she would just stay out of it. And she's not sure what to do here. I'm already unclear.

Kristen's got the email. I burst out typically on the kind of person who likes to stay in my own lane, avoid drama and let people figure out their own problems for themselves.

If it isn't hurting me or my immediate family, I don't need to or even want to hear anymore about it than I have to. I'm not sure why I'm like that. Maybe there was enough drama in my family growing up that I have no desire to start any or be a part of any.

I know a lot of people who had similar childhoods often become peacemakers in most situations in their lives. That isn't even me. I don't even jump in to be the peacemaker. I just ignore the drama and walk away or shut down any conversation about it around me.

Well, my husband's brother is dating someone and has been for a while now. It seems like they are becoming serious. From what I recently learned, my mother-in-law does not like to scroll at all.

That is all I really know because I didn't ask any questions and left the conversation. It has nothing to do with me, so I don't need to have an opinion or thoughts about it.

Why let someone else's relationship or opinions about someone else take up any space in my head? What I do know is that my relationship with my mother-in-law is just fine.

I also don't know my mother-in-law's girlfriend to have any type of opinion about her.

My husband asked me last night for a huge favor. He said that his brother is really serious about this girl. It would like to ask her to marry him.

However, it is also really bothering him that his own mother doesn't like her. My husband thinks it might go a long way to convince my mother-in-law to change her opinion about this girl if it is obvious to my mother-in-law that I like her.

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