The Birch Show. Do not underestimate kids that are in wheelchairs. Do not judge them. We are going to

prove to you here in a couple of seconds. Wheelchair, not a big deal. Gunner's going to tell you

all about it here in just a couple of seconds. We've got to remind you over and over and over today.

I'll be just 100% with you guys. I know, I'm a little bit nervous about donations,

you know, because we're not doing the Burt Show anymore. So we can't be in your face every single day

while you're coming in to work talking about Burt's Big Adventure and money and helping out.

So we're hitting a little give a little bit harder this year than we normally do because

Bert's Big Adventure is going to go on if I'm on the radio or not. And it just gets a little bit tougher to try to create funds when I can't be in your face every single morning. So we're really hoping you to help us out again this year with the little give. And Zaxpies is matching your donation. So if you want to donate five bucks, it just turned into 10. If you want to

donate 20, it just turned into 40. All you have to do is text the word B-E-R-T to 501-55, or you can

donate online at bert's bigadventure.org. But trust, we will spend your money and sometimes not

wisely because I love to buy a souvenir. That is the truth.

We have been telling you guys for years, and I got this wrong, the first couple of Burt's Big

Adventures, that when I would see a Burt's Big Adventure kid in a wheelchair, I felt like it was

like, oh man, that's got to be very restricting. And the truth of the matter is they're not

restricting. In a lot of cases, it's freedom. And I got that wrong for a lot of years. And I think

when you underestimate kids that are in wheelchairs, you're absolutely getting it wrong. And I think

we're going to prove that to you right here with Gunner.

Okay.

How are you guys doing today?

Good.

We got Gunner here.

We got Nicole here.

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