The Bert Show.

This seems, it doesn't even seem odd to me, but because I come from a family that isn't

healthy like your families, that any time I see anything that happens on Stacey's side of the

family, I'm always a little bit curious as to if this happens in healthy families or is this

just a typically Stacey side of the family type thing.

And I have noticed, and she's even brought it up to me also, that Stacy has an aunt that every year since Stacy was like, born, has given Stacy $5 for Christmas.

Every single Christmas.

And the Christmas card came yesterday.

And this is a grown woman.

I mean, the family is doing pretty well for each other.

I mean, she's 36 years old now.

And this aunt has given the $5 in the Christmas card every single year.

That's cute.

Is that commonplace?

So cute.

Yeah.

That is commonplace.

I had a grandmother who sent me like 10 bucks or something like every year for

Christmas or my birthday.

I don't remember which, maybe both.

But it was just like, you know, first of all, when she was a child, $10 was, you know, a week's pay. So it was huge. And then when I was like six, $10 is a big deal. It was a six-year-old. I mean, you know, you could buy a lot of now and later's with $6. Right. You know what I'm saying? And then I became $10. And $10 is still kind of a a big deal and then I got to be 15 and then

you know 10 bucks doesn't really go into the new car fund that make that big of a temp or whatever

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