Denny

Morning, DP.

Hey, I'm calling about you giving your speech at your daughter's wedding.

I have the same similar thing.

I have twin daughters, and my one daughter was getting married.

And I was practicing my speech.

I'm very emotional, just like you.

Um, and every time I think about it, I do the crying thing.

And, uh, I was in law enforcement for many years and before I retired, I made the mistake of telling one of the guys I work with that I was having trouble with the speech and yada, yada, yada.

And so we get into roll call and he goes, Hey, uh, why don't you give us a speech?

You're going to give your daughter at your daughter's wedding.

And I kind of froze and I thought, okay, you know, how to written down on a piece of paper.

And, and, uh, I started to get through it, started crying and somebody said, do it again.

And they did that for about five or six times.

And I finally made it through without crying.

What did I say, August?

Stay behind me!

Hello, Danny, the voice says.

Who do you have with you?

Have I?

You think so little of me, Danny.