The Bert Show.

So I saw an incident yesterday that made me realize I needed to come in here today and honor those that put their lives on the line every single day.

They have careers where they leave the house and their family is not sure they're ever going to come back again.

And I am talking about driving instructors. Oh, wow. I'm over here like the proud

sister-in-law of a police officer and the proud sister of Marine and a firefighter and a paramedic.

This is not where I thought this was going. I was going home yesterday and there was a driving

instructor with the big old sign on the back of the car

that says, you know, young driver, new driver, stay away, was in green and what you couldn't miss it,

right? Student driver. Student driver, right? And the driving instructor is obviously on the right

side and he's got what looks like a 15 or a 16 year old in his car. So they're supposed to take a

left turn and this student is supposed to yield to the oncoming traffic before he goes left.

So he pulls out in front of oncoming traffic and I could see the driving instructor freaking out

the same way I used to when I was trying to teach my kids how to drive, right?

He's yelling at the kid.

And then the kid freaks out also and hits the curb on the right side of the car.

And made me realize like, this has to be one of the most stressful jobs in America.

I thought about it. Getting in that car with a 15 or a 16 year old every single day, I honor you, Patriots.

People don't even want to do that with their own kids.

It is seriously the most tense and stressful thing you'll ever do as a parent.

I wonder if they did a study, like, what those driving instructors, what their blood

pressure is on the regular.

Yeah, that can't be a healthy job.

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