You're on the virtue. Is he really just joking or is this like a serious red flag? And

if so, how can she help her sister get out of this relationship? All right, so let's

get to the joke first here. If you got something going on in your life, want to share it

with Bert Show fan all around the country, hit us up at the birchow.com. I've been listening

for a while now online. I didn't think I'd ever be riding in. That's how they all start.

Yeah, those people are crazy. Then you to crazy one, right? I lost my place. I knew I

soon as you did that I was like, you're going to screw yourself with this email. You're one

line in. My sister's been married for 20 years. They've had a good marriage, but he jokes

with her apparently often that if she ever left him, he would do away with her in a way

that nobody would ever find. So murder is the joke. Murder leaves her. Murder is the joke.

Yep. I will spare the details, but think breaking bad. All right. So he's going to pour

acid all over and she you're not going to be able to find anything at all zero. Okay.

First time she told me about it, I was somewhat appalled, but she laughed and said, this guy

in his sense of humor, the way he says he's going to kill me. It's correct. She says,

it's just a joke that they have. Everyone has their own sense of humor. So I took her

for a word and let it go. I mean, couples can have like pretty sick twisted senses of humor

just with themselves. Like just as the couple, I'm hoping this would never be a joke told

in mixed company. Because then I feel like that crosses a line. They then gets a little awkward.

Especially if they have all the details. And then here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to go

down to five East, right? In exit 21 B, right? There is a show knees right there. And then there

is a side road. I think it might be called Heath Drive. And it's really dark at the very end of

there. That's where I was. That's a red flag. However, she has confided in me that since her

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