On this episode of the commercial break.

Oh yeah, Cats and Kittens, it is a Tuesday, and I am going to start putting out a TCB classic for you to listen to so that you don't have to go so many days without a commercial

break episode. And we have a huge catalog of almost a thousand episodes to dig through. And this

first TCB classic, it is a request straight from you. The listeners, I actually got this request

on now three separate occasions. So, you know,

if we have four listeners and three of you are telling us you like this episode, well, then there

you go. This must be one of your favorites. My mom, who is a lovely lady, dated a man for a while

named Irving. And if you've listened to the show since the beginning, you'll know exactly who Irving is.

A couple of years ago, Irving passed away because he was old and in failing health.

And we did love Irving, but he was a quirky man.

And his funeral turned out to be even more quirky.

It was my mom, my twin brother, a very lovely rabbi trying her best, and Irving's son,

along with two facilities managers who did their best to keep Irving from literally rolling into the grave.

Here's two weddings and a funeral on this TCB classic.

Enjoy.

The next episode of the commercial break starts now.

Oh, yeah, cats and kittens, welcome back to the commercial break. I'm Brian Green.

This is the director of therapeutic ketamine services. Kristen Joy Haudley. Best to you,

Chris Hey, nice to you, Brian. And best to you out there in the podcast universe, wherever you may be listening. Maybe you're in the Hamptons or Palm Beach, or Palm Beach, or the Hamptons. I hope you are. Chrissy and I can only think of two luxurious places in the world. Palm Beach and the Hampsons.

Maybe you're at a party right now in the Hampsons,

chilling out with your ketamine bombs.

Yeah.

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