He'll hug your soul and prank your voicemail.

Let me tell you in about 20 minutes, Big Al, what I did with a banana yesterday. Say hi to J.C. Chavez on the Kidcratic Morning Show. All right, we got Keanu from Big Brother joining us in over an hour. We got, are you smarter than Big Al Mac? If you want to win a T-shirt that says, I am smarter than Big Al Mac, you can play. You can beat me first, though. In about 40 minutes.

You do have to beat him.

And he did win last week.

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We're getting to the holidays, which means we're going to be purchasing a lot of stuff online,

and then they drop that off on our porch.

According to new research, though, Americans lost an estimated $15.7 billion to porch pirates last year alone.

That's a, that's, that's, that's from 241 million stolen packages.

Wow.

140.

That's a huge number.

Yeah.

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