And now, here's the question.

Ola, bitches, good day to you and yours.

All right, as Miles said, a fisherman in Florida, he's in a bit of legal trouble.

You see, he charters fishing boats to fish Red Snapper.

Now, the problem is, the local dolphin population also enjoys Red Snappers. So the fishermen, well, he started

killing the dolphins using poison bait and occasionally unloading his 12-gauge shotgun into them.

Now, all of that is very bad, but worse, he once shot a few dolphins in front of the elementary

school kids who were chartered on his boat.

And look, I think we can all agree.

There's just some things that kids don't need to see.

And blowing flippers head off of the shotgun is probably one of those things.

So is the movie Winnie the Pooh, Honey, and Blood.

Now, sure, the movie might be an idiotic send-up of the Wendy the Pooh character, but it is

a horror movie and inappropriate for fourth graders.

At least that's what a fourth grade math teacher learned after showing the movie in his class.

Turns out that both the kids and the parents had a problem with it.

He said some students were begging him to stop.

I don't know why he thought it would be okay.

It's called blood and honey.

I think he was leading on to honey.

You know what the problem is?

The search was Winnie the Pooh.

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