The Bert Show. Good morning, Catherine. So what's going on? It's actually my 21st birthday. Oh, wow.

That changes things a little bit. Okay, my bad. So I think it's going to be a little worse of a time. I'm not allowed to celebrate that.

Well, and, well, the wedding, when we were confused, I thought, well, at least the parents have a say so because they may be paying for it.

But your 21st birthday, why does your parents' opinion matter?

Well, it matters a little bit because I do still live with them for a few more months,

and I can't financially move out for a few more months because some student loans and stuff.

I'm putting myself through college.

So it kind of matters because they are throwing the guilt trip on the oldest of four children. So I have three younger siblings. They are,

you know, saying you should be a good role model. You should. You know, that's just not how we do

things around here. And they're also saying, you know, you live under our roof.

Now, is it a religious – we brought up their religion several times leading up to the conversation. What religion are you?

Southern Baptist. Okay. So that is part of it, yeah. Are those the most hardcore in the –

Pretty much. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. And when you

mentioned, like, no dancing in the fellowship hall and stuff like that, it's, like, they,

now, I mean, parents aren't exactly the hardcore Southern Baptist, but when it comes to the

alcohol, they're pretty strict on that. So it really is sort of a classic example of, if you're under our roof, then you've got to live by our rules type deal. It's that. So it really is sort of a classic example of if you're under our roof, then you've got to live

by our rules type deal. It's that. And also, I know it's a mixture of stuff. Like I was talking to my

dad and I was like, what were you doing at my age? And he goes, that's exactly why I'm not letting

you go out. That's not the answer you wanted.

Yeah, because that's unfair, because like, oh, I had fun, and I was able to party, but you can't.

Yeah, and I said, oh, you're so fair.

And, you know, alcoholism does run in my family.

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