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You know what's weird to me about Memorial Day.

Not the day, not what it means.

It's just hard for me to be happy Memorial Day.

And all the stuff they want me to read,

commercials or promos for stations,

like happy Memorial Day weekend. I get it. We don't even get to have the weekend. I don't know. It's just weird. Yeah, it is because of the reason behind it is honoring those that have died. That have died. Yeah, for our freedom. So we can be happy. I hear you and I can get there. I know. Maybe it's just some more. I get you because I was having the same issue with some stuff I had to do. And I, yeah, I just sort of like, ah, it's Memorial Day. Is there a better way to say it? I don't know that there is. Family and friends. So even on the countdown, the national countdown, it's, hey, everybody, I hope you're having a happy

Memorial Day weekend. And I think that's standard and I understand, but instead I said, hey,

everybody, I hope you're out there celebrating Memorial Day and knowing why we're having Memorial Day.

I hope your weekend is good. Yeah. I mean, that's good, but there's a lot of

words. It is. And I'm probably reading too much into it, but that always just kind of feels weird to me.

Because it is not happy as to why we have Memorial Day, but maybe it is a celebration and a

thankfulness to everybody that died. Anyway's that's what's happened in the

whole brain can you say have a great memorial day it feels the same because you're not actually

saying well because of everybody that died you're going to have a great day it's people died fighting

for our freedom and now you get to have freedom and hopefully you have a happy day because of and now you get to have freedom,

and hopefully you have a happy day because of the freedom you get to have.

I feel like, yeah, there is no wrong.

I'm telling you everything I read says, happy Memorial Day.

And that just feels weird.

And it's not wrong if anybody says it.

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