The Bird Show.

All right, Jackson, before we took off for vacation here, you had yourself a Thanksgiving

bingo card, correct?

Correct.

And you might notice that I have brought in no bingo cards for you guys to fill out to

play said game of bingo.

And the reason for that is because everybody would have gotten bingo immediately.

Oh, so we're just going to go through and check off almost every single box.

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. So just going to go through and check off almost every single box. Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

So let me set this up.

Before we went on break, I talked about how, you know, having family is, I'm very grateful to have a huge family to go and celebrate Thanksgiving with.

Every year we celebrate with my dad's side of the family.

Everyone flies into town.

It's a whole big event.

It's not just a one-day

Thursday thing. It's a week-long event. Everybody comes in. It's insanity. It's pure chaos for the

entire time. I'm talking Wednesday night we had a dinner. Thursday, obviously, Thanksgiving. Friday

night, we all went out to eat for a big dinner. Saturday we had brunch, Saturday we had another dinner, Sunday we had brunch. It's a big thing.

And as grateful as I am to have a family to celebrate with, a lot of times there's some stress that comes along with celebrating with them.

And a lot of uncomfortable questions that get asked. And I think that might be a little bit more specific to being in a Korean family where there's less filter and

there's more just direct like let's let's ask you all of the uncomfortable things as you go.

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