What did you stop doing? And why did you stop doing it? 206 803 rock? Hello doc. Welcome to the

men's room. What's up, buddy? Cups. Oh, yeah. Hey, I'll just keep it simple, man. I stopped

doing a lot of things and a lot of them together. But the one that I called in about is I stopped

cursing. Stop cursing. All right. That's wonderful. We don't have to worry about dumping you.

Yeah. Right. Right. Yeah. Absolutely not. You never have to. You don't have to have people

to say no cursing on the radio, you know, this and that. I said, yeah, you got to worry about

that, man. And they they happen. All right. Now, let me ask you this. All right. So I understand

you can make the conscious effort to do it. And when I'm around my kids, believe it or not,

I don't cuss. Their mom takes care of that for me. But I just don't cuss around. What are

you dropping like fuck? He dropping Bunchbombs? What happens if you stub your toe? Because I feel

like when you stub your toe, even if my kids screamed the next split of when they stubbed the

toe, I'm like, I get it, man. I get it. That's the time. I just, you know, the only thing I

can do, man, I usually scream with something, something hurts, you know, but I mean, I try

to make a conscious effort. You know, look, I'm not going to lie to you. I probably have

fluffed up a couple of times. But for the most part, I just, you know, I just I don't like

the way it sounds. I have my ex wife take me one day when I came home when I was in the

military. And every other word out of my mouth was the F bomb. And it sounded like dog

thing. Okay. So what are what are some of your substitute words? Was that was that the

trigger for you to stop? No, I think the biggest thing was cause of my kids and, you know,

I also changed my lifestyle and I, you know, get my life to God and, you know, so, you

know, it's all good. I mean, I'm still me. Now, do you have a substitute word, right?

Because Mike, you do it was a Dagnabit. Dagnabit. Dagnabit. Like Mike's got it. Mike sounds like

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