The Bert Show. I'd like to do my friend, Kristen, a solid this morning. Every now and then, to be

honest with you, the very self-serving segments, but we like to hear from you guys that have it

worse than us to make our situations seem better. Earlier this morning, I was talking to you guys

about the almost hour and a half drive. It took me from Roswell to Northcoming yesterday.

I couldn't believe there were so much traffic in like the cusp of Dawsonville.

I can't believe.

Like if I'm going to move out that way, it's going to be because I don't have to deal with traffic.

Those days are over apparently, right?

So a whole bunch of you guys called in and you said, oh, you think that's bad.

Man, I'm in my car for three hours a day going from here to here.

Did make me feel better about it. Now I'd like to do the same for Kristen. It was just complaining.

I wasn't complaining. I was giving you the results of my experiment.

Right. The results of her experiment.

Tomato tomatoes, boy.

Which I know many of you women have had the same frustrating experiment in your house.

I would like you to detail this frustrating experiment to make Kristen feel better.

So what has your husband been tasked to do or volunteered to do but either never got to you

or took three months or four months? And maybe it's still even not done. One eight five five

birth show. Or maybe you haven't set like it's not a task. It's like an expectation because it's under

the umbrella of his responsibilities.

So you feel like if it's in front of your face, you shouldn't have to say something because once again that adds something to your mental load, your emotional load, that not only does this need to be done, but I have to ask for it to be done.

So it's under his umbrella of responsibility.

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