The Bert Show.

Mo got sold out by a relative, and now there is a ripple effect through the family.

I think I'm public enemy number one in the family for Christmas, and it's not even because

I'm a Grinch.

It's because I was trying to do a good thing, and apparently no good deed goes unpunished.

Oh, I hate that.

So I think we've talked about this in the past where Bert, and you've experienced it firsthand, where in, I don't know if it's the same for you guys, but in black culture, everybody is a cousin or a nephew or an aunt, so on and so forth, right?

So anybody that's a friend of the family is an aunt or an uncle.

And if you have friends, your best friends, and they have kids, these are your nieces and nephews.

Moe said that I have experience with this because I went to one of his parties

and everybody walking in.

It's like, hey, I'm Mo's cousin.

This is when he first started the show.

I'm Moe's cousin.

I'm Moe's cousin.

There are 19 cousins there before I even got in the door. And I'm like, dude, your whole family showed up. He's like, well, not by blood.

Exactly.

I think I have like a cousin and a half when it comes to blood.

But here I am, right?

And so I go to spend some time.

I go to spend a weekend with one of my best friends.

And he has a son.

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