It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Very show is on the air.

It's Charlie from Blackberry Smoke. I can feel a good one coming on. It's Charlie from Blackberry Smoke.

I can feel a good one coming on.

It's the Michael Barry show.

When my kids were in elementary school, I would drop them off in the morning at school,

which was one of my great joys in life.

We lived too far from the morning at school, which was one of my great joys in life. If we lived too far from the school to be able to get dropped off at the school.

Because we lived out in the country, and it was two little country communities,

McLewis and Orangefield.

And to get to the school was so far away that, you know, we rode the school bus,

which, look, I wouldn't trade that for the world.

It's an experience.

And, you know, there's a lot of people that can identify with, you know,

I rode the school bus, you rode the school bus.

So I can talk about, you know, the green linoleum or whatever,

that material plether that they stretched on there and that the seatbels didn't work and the AC didn't work.

So, you know, you were like, you know, in one, you see these people that they're suffocating.

You're trying to get out and get your head out the window so you can breathe.

And the window was you can breathe.

And the window was like the concession stand, Neil.

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