Good morning millennials welcome back to the toast and happy Thursday. Hope everybody's

having a blessed day this far. You know, there are blessings all around us and speaking

of blessings. I feel like I'm about to give a sermon on a Sunday. Speaking of blessings,

there's one right in front of my very two eyes. Hello Jacqueline. Hello Jacqueline Follet.

Blessings abound. Hey, Terry to the moon. What's going on? I'm just broken.

No, actually the ankle is at bay for now. Motherhood back. My back is broken. Listen,

I understand. I'm an aunt. I know what it's like, you know, caring for these kids. It's

tough. It's tough. It's funny. You're a comedian. They're really. They don't know you enough

for these jokes. Nobody on the planet understands you better than I do. They don't pay you enough

for these jokes. Check it. Did you see this SNL skit that happened over the weekend with

Nate Bargaysie or Bargates? So it's like the skit on a plane like a woman's giving birth

and they need a doctor. And there's no doctor. No, no, no. So there's no doctor and they're

like, all right, well, what's the second most important job? And the whole skit is like

not even about the pregnant woman. It's like arguing which jobs and Heidi Gardner stands

back. She's like, well, I'm a mother. And everyone's like, great, great. And then there's

like a teacher. It's really funny. That is funny. Yeah. I have to find it. I'll send you

a clip. I don't even know what I would search. SNL planes skit Nate Bargaysie. Who's Nate

Bargaysie? Such a good question. That's definitely not how you pronounce this last name. He's

a big time comic, snowflakes, you know, podcast, all the things. And he hosted SNL for the

first time. He's got like a big following. So it was like a big deal. Oh, I'm happy for him.

You love to see partners and communities. I've never heard of him before. You've definitely

like seen his name. I don't know how to pronounce the last name. Bargaysie. I'm looking. Yeah.

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