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All right, so we're talking about this past weekend, and so it was the gauntlet was going. And, you know, sometimes as the dad, when you have one of these kind of weekends, which are highly stressful for your wife and your mom, because, you know, they got to prepare the house, and everything, you've got to watch every move. You don't know where to stand.

You don't know what to do.

Everybody keep their beds made up. Everybody stay out of trouble. Everybody fly low. Whatever mom says we need to do, let's do. Don't even make a comment about it. Don't even make a comment. I mean, I gave that whole room. Nobody even comment. Just do it. Do what you're told, when you're told to do it.

A couple times it all broke down because somebody questioned something about what they were going

to wear or why am I doing? Why I want? I said, just can't make you mouth shut. Just do

what you say. So it starts on this thing on Sunday. And I have, you know, genetics are a

terrible thing. I mean, you know, there's so much to overcome.

So my dad and my brother who sits right here, and now sadly, my son, Brody, the Tasmo,

young Broderick, they have this Burgess thing where if they get their mind on something, they won't be quiet about it. And they just keep on. Where do they get that in? And they just keep on going. And what you keep saying is, okay, we all know that. Of course, we got to go by and do that. I know we know that. Of course, we got to go over there. Hey, I know we got, everybody knows it. And I mean, there's no solution. That's going to have to happen. So all of a sudden this starts. So we do church and then, you know, you're sitting there just. And then you got one, you got other son coming from Atlanta. You know he's not going to get the time right. And I remember telling him, I said, are you doing the full run with a Sunday? I'm coming in. I'm at church on Sunday, and I'm going the full run all day. 9.30. Hey, whoa, that's when church starts. 930 cannot be your arrival time. That's when it starts. And hey, we all love being last name letter B. Today, the letter B

is working against us. If you're a little bit late, you're going to miss it. When he goes up to get

his Bible from the church and gets acknowledged and they put him up on the screen, we're B people.

The letter B is going to come up quick. Now that's a good thing.

It also is a bad thing in a long graduation because your kid gets their diploma so much longer than these W people.

And you want to give them the same attention you gave your kids, but you're just so done. Well, Rick, I look at it this way.

I get to relax because your kid has made it across the stage.

Now I can enjoy the rest of them.

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