the virtue. So the answer seems obvious, but the reason probably not, excuse me, man,

I'm still fighting off a sinus infection.

You're crushing it, man. I'm trying, man. I'll get sick at 11 is what I just told

these guys. Yeah, the explanation I gave is always obvious, but the reason behind it

probably isn't that obvious. When I'm asked over like, since I've been here on the

birch show here, we've been doing this for over 20 years. What's the thing that I'm probably

most proud of on this show? And the answer is an obvious one. It's Birch's big adventure,

right? But not for the reason you might not think this has very little to do with me.

Yeah, sure. I brought the concepts to Atlanta and brought the concept to the birch show.

But the thing that makes Birch's big adventure so special to me is that you guys built it.

You guys listening from minute number one, you understood what we really wanted to do.

And that's to send kids and bring kids to Disney World that have chronic and terminal illnesses.

And you understood how important that time was and how the escape was. And then you guys

sort of pointed us in the right direction, right from the start. How to start a nonprofit

because me and my ex-wife didn't have a clue. Then you were making suggestions on how

to make the organization better and each and every step along the way. You guys have been

instrumental and you have 100% always shown up when we really needed you to. That's the

thing that I'm most proud of. And that's again, I want to build on that this morning.

Yeah, and that's the reason why we're going on our 20th trip next month. I mean, 20 years

for a nonprofit and a successful one at that, we owe that all to you.

So let me give you a really great example and our executive director Molly Darby doesn't know

I'm doing this and she's going to be furious. She's going to be so happy. She is. So I'm on the

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