The Bert show. As a parent, this should be the easiest homework assignment you've ever had in your life.

bragging on your kids, right?

Oh yeah, it's easy to do, to the point that people are probably nauseated by how much you can drag on them.

So if you have a student that is a senior this year, we urge you to call

404 954, 1360 and just give your senior a shout out and tell them how much you love them and how proud you are of them.

We got our first round calls yesterday.

I want to shout out my son Anthony Muncius who's graduating May 23rd from North

Gwynette High School located in Swani. Just want to say that Poppy and I are

very proud of you more than you ever imagine. We know that school has always been

your struggle, but knowing

effort and time you put in is paid off the day you graduate will remind you of how hard you have

worked these past 12 years. We cannot express the love and support you have and will continue

have throughout college and your future career endeavors. Keep pushing forward your

dreams are coming through. We love you Anthony.

Say I have a daughter that's graduating this year from Beaufort High School. Her name is Lainey Nadiri.

Hey, it's mom. Giving my beautiful daughter, Hayley Hayes, a shout out and congratulations on

graduating from River Ridge High School in Woodstock, these Roll Tide Bound

on the University of Alabama. We're so proud of you, Haley. I love you.

And I'm Karen Loeira for Carter'sville City and she's graduating from Adairnville High

High School. And I think it goes without saying that if you get the shout out on the radio then you don't have to pay for their college.

That's how it works.

Sounds even. Is that a fair trade?

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