Comedian Bobby Slayton is the last of a dying breed.
He doesn't give a sh*t about your sensitive feelings or your cancel culture.
He is fast, sharp, intense and doesn't suffer fools...which has earned him the nickname "The Pitbull of Comedy"...and he's a testament to a truly golden age of comedy!
And now he's helped with a new book that shines a light on many of the great Jewish comedians, A Small Book Of Jewish Comedians"...and we got the chance to check in with our old friend this morning!

Dear Johnny – I’m writing to you for my son and family. Back in March of this year, my son Jacob (20) was complaining of his shoulder bothering him. He thought he hurt it while playing basketball with his friends, but the pain only go worse.

We decided to take him to the North Kansas City emergency room only to get the news that no parents ever want to hear. He was diagnosed with a rare bone
cancer called Ewing’s sarcoma.

He couldn’t be treated there, so we moved on to Truman Medical Center and to KU. There we did get the answers and help we needed and we finally got him into
Children’s Mercy. His condition wasn’t good and he needed to start chemo and radiation immediately.

After several weeks of being in and out of the hospital and doing more scans, we got the unfortunate news that the cancer had spread even more. They are only giving our son a few months to live.

They have been wanting to start a new chemo, but can’t keep his blood counts up
enough to start it. We were informed that if they can’t start this new chemo, then we won’t have much time with him.

We are keeping him as comfortable as we can and we are praying for a miracle
and hoping to make it through the holidays. With all of this going on, I haven’t been able to work and

have been barely getting by. This is going to be a rough Christmas and we are all pretty devastated.

We asked the kids what they want for Christmas and they’ve all said just make our brother better.

I’ve fallen behind on some bills and we are just trying to take our minds off of everything going on. Really we’re just trying to enjoy our time with Jacob. If you could help us, we would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you for reading our story and we thank you for all you do. – The Norris Family

Who Helped: Chris & Mike, Bret, Shane, Leah, Dwight, JP and Consentino's

How You Helped: Paid 2 months rent, electrical bill, Christmas for the kids and groceries!

The fellas AND the ladies both got in on the backdoor action today!!
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Dear Johnny,
I’ve always prided myself on being able to make it. I’m a single dad who gets 50/50 custody of my daughter. It’s a great schedule and works for both her mom and I.

About two months ago, at the end of September, I lost my mother to Covid. With no burial insurance, I struggled to do what I could leaning on family to help. We got through it and laid her to rest on October 6th providing a funeral and cremation.

Twelve days later, on October 18th, I had three strokes in one morning. I was taken to the hospital and had lost use of my left leg and left arm, which in turn led to a four day stay at the hospital. I don’t lead an extraordinary life, but I always manage to get by week to week.

It’s put me behind and here it is late November and I’m just trying to scrape by on bare minimums. I’ve only seen my daughter a couple of times and it’s hard for her to stay over until I get better.

My heater went out and has since been fixed, but it did cause a spike in my electric bill from the space heaters.

I just can’t seem to see an end in sight right now. I just want to get better and be able to be there for my little girl, and have a little Christmas for her. She understands daddy is sick right now, but doesn’t know full details.

I do therapy once a week even though they wanted more, but it’s $103 a visit and I
just can’t afford it and get my bills paid. I know there are others out there in need. I just thank you for taking the time to read my letter.
Sincerely,
Chuck Smith

Who Helped: James, Joe & Myles, Scott and Consentino's

How We Helped: Paid rent, paid electrical bill, paid for therapy, Christmas and groceries

Former Dukes of Hazzard star John Schneider is not someone who is afraid to work.
He not only has a new Lifetime Christmas movie with Reba McEntire, and release 4 albums in the last 2 years, but he's constantly working on new stuff at his studios in Holden Louisiana....like his newest film, Poker Run!!
And he is doing it all on his own terms....No Netflix, no Amazon Prime...everything is distributed through his own imprint.

We caught up with John this morning and, as always, he's a man not afraid to offer his opinion!