school kids can be so mean. Why are they like this? Why was I mean in school? Why is that just such a

time where you can be a jerk and it's like accepted and just traumatizing and all this stuff, right?

Well, we're officially in back to school season and I thought that we would really live a segment

that we did on our radio show back in 2010 when we asked the question, what's the meanest thing

that another kid said to you back in school that you can still remember to this day?

And I'm going to tell you right now that like some of these things are going to be somewhat

triggering as we get into a moment in Kramer history today. Hi, my name is Kramer and I am proud to

admit that I am a mama's boy. Not just any mama's boy, you're a certified mama's boy.

And this is the certified mama's boy podcast. What's up? Yeah, the 23rd of August. Welcome to

the certified mama's boy podcast. My name is Steve Kramer by birth. I'm Stephen Yancy.

IRS calls me that as well. We're a podcast based in three principles. Live, laugh, love your mom.

That means we live our lives out loud. We laugh a lot and we love my mom. My co-host Nancy Yancy. Hi, mom.

Hi, honey. What's the last thing that caught you emotionally off guard? You know, I mean, not like

obviously you know if somebody passes away or something really tragic happens, you know, you're

going to get emotional over that, right? But ever things that you're like, wow, I did not expect

to be emotionally moved by the news that I just found out in the Nintendo world this week.

We found out that the guy that's been voicing the character of Mario for the last 30 years

is retiring. And I don't know why that hit me so hard. I understand. It's a cartoon character,

video game character voice. I get it. I get it. But it's been, really, it's been the same guy

doing the voice literally. As long as I've been playing, he's basically been the voice of Mario,

right? And so I hear this new and like literally like I, and let me see if I can actually,

let me read you the press release that they put out. Because I literally, I didn't expect to get so

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