I briefly interrupt your queued content to assure you that I am still breathing
I think the fever has gone down, too, but I don’t know where the thermometer is.
Also, old folks like me (and people who watched The Jeffersons in reruns) who listened to 1980s Janet Jackson will get this:
When the doctor told me I was “definitely wheezy,” I almost responded, “Mrs. Jefferson if your nasty.”
But I was too out of breath to explain the references if he was too young to get them, so I didn’t. And my fever means I don’t entirely trust everything I think is funny right now to actually BE funny, anyway.
(Because George Jefferson always called his wife Louise “Weezy,” and Janet has the line in Nasty about how most people can call her Janet, but “It’s Miss Jackson if you’re nasty.”)