I'm Brian Tetta, executive producer of The View. It's Friday and I'm here with Anna Navarro.

This is behind the table. Okay, it is Friday I am here with Anna and Pandemoneum is breaking loose here in the podcast studio. The set just collapsed behind this almost

hit me. And it did not flinch. I'm very out of sorts now. I don't understand this. This is a big time

podcast. We're a big time show and the sets falling apart what do you think I'm

I think you're cheap you think I'm cheap to spend more money I think we might we have

these these panels that are barely hanging on for your life tell me what's

going on with your house.

You were telling me something that you just dealt with.

Well, because I'm, as we're sitting here, I'm trying to pick out tiles because I had to do an entire reconstruction of an area of my house because the things that happened in Miami a

raccoon

Came through a palm frond onto my roof ate a hole through my roof it rained water got in it has

been a disaster a disaster I have to take my guest house down to the studs because of this raccoon.

So let me just say I hate raccoons. I think they should all die. I don't care if they are cute. I don't care if PETA comes after me. This

raccoon, this raccoon needs to die.

Does the raccoon actually get inside?

I told them I didn't want to know details. This is why I keep

thinking New Yorkers. You know, there's all these New Yorkers who have moved down to Miami, right?

And I keep thinking to myself, like I wake up every morning and thinking, okay, when are they going back to New York

because living in Miami is so high maintenance like you know here people in

New York live in apartments and they have a super or they have somebody take

care of all the stuff. In Miami you need all sorts of people to help and then there's

you know there's raccoons. There's iguanas.

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