it's that time time lock and load the michael very show is on the air in You know, my bad week might be your good week, your good week might.

I got to tell you, from my perspective, it's been a good week for the country.

Really good week for the country.

And I've really enjoyed the show and you folks this week.

I want to thank you for that.

So I said, I posted a little story about my buddy Toby Shultz, and that, you know, we used to have a sleepover when we were a kid when we were in 6th, 7th, 8th grade.

And I get, you know, like five emails from people going,

that's gay, that's gay, that's gay.

We were in 6th grade, and we rode our bikes over to the other one's house

because our parents, but we grew up in a Southern Baptist home,

and neither one of us, neither one of our parents would allow us to go out to any other heathen houses

where the people drank. That's not gay. Good grief. We'd stay up and watch Benny Hill.

Now that might have been. But, I mean, my point is, it's kind of tiresome, actually. If you,

everything you say, you know, I said something about my niece the other day and someone, ooh, what, it's my niece, you creep.

What a weird thing to do.

Anyway, that was meant to start off as a very positive segment and say, say thank you to somebody today.

Tell somebody you love them that you work with that did something for you.

Thanks somebody for just being great at what they do if they work for you with you or are your boss.

All right. Let's get started. I always cut it short. I don't want to do that because that's not fair to Chad Akoni Nakanishi, the greatest executive producer in all the land.

Courtesy of Chad Akone Nakanishi, the greatest executive producer in all the land courtesy of Chad Akone Nakanishi, the greatest

executive producer in all the land.

It is your week in review.

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