The Michael Berry Show. Let's go to Shannon real quick. Shannon you're up. Go ahead.

Yeah, this is Shannon. Hi, Shannon. How are you? Shannon, how old are you?

58. 58?

58. Yes. What's the first number? A five or a six?

Five. 58. Okay.

Okay. I'm trying to when you Shannon is a name that my peers are the first group. I don't

know anyone above our generation. 58 is not that old. So you might be the oldest Shannon

I've ever met, which is not saying a lot. There was a boy. There was a boy's name when I was

growing up. It's still in my lifetime. It's still probably three to one women to men,

but I do. There was a series of those. So I'm 52. There are a series of people about our age

where there were names that were going back and forth that were men and women. Tracy was a big one.

Kelly was a big one. Aaron was a big one. That Morgan came later. But you see these names

that you don't even think anything of the fact that it's men and women. What did you call about Shannon?

Well, you asked about grandkids and why it's so cool. And I have grandchildren now. And I think

your kids are cool, but they're nonstop. And you're just on the go all the time. And it's kind of

like when you're running a race and you pass the baton. And you're still a part of the race,

but somebody else is doing the hard work in the home. You get to enjoy the benefits of it.

A woman sent me an email, Shannon, during the break. And she said, the reason

grandparents and grandkids get along so well is they share the same enemy. That was so funny.

Now my kids were pretty cool. Shannon, could you maybe audibly laugh when I tell a joke like that?

So I know you thought it was funny. I have a dry sense of humor, but not a big laugh.

Okay, could you try one out? Because it made me kind of, it kind of left me feeling flat.

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