Turn it up and pretend you're being productive.

I think I thought that also, but I'm not sure.

The KidCratic Morning Show with Kelly Raspberry, Big Al Mack, and J.C. Chavez is back.

So we've realized that everyone, or a lot of, most people have a worst first date story.

Oh, yeah. And so we're bringing it back, and we would love to hear from you, Kid Nation. It could be one that happened a couple years ago. We could be one that happened this past weekend. But if you have a worst date, worst first date story, it could be a second date. Worst date. Okay. All right. So if you've had the worst date ever, we want to hear about it, we've already got

some Kid Nation members that have been writing us. We'll get into it in just over an hour. We also are going to continue our kids' kids reveal. We're going to let our families know they're going on the trip this year, which is a lot of fun to do this time of year. and we're about to get into the whole Taylor Swift on the New Heights podcast in just one second,

but I got to give you some of the headlines because I got to help you plan for Halloween. Okay. Do it. Yeah. Already. Yeah. It's all out, isn't it? Yeah. That's all Christmas trees. Get ahead of the game. Move over a giant skeleton that's in Big Al's Yard. That's impossible to put together. Tractor supplies news Halloween hit is an eight-foot inflatable skeleton rooster.

And it's already flying off the shelves.

Really?

It's dressed in a black and white suit.

And it glows from within.

It's more kooky than creepy and perfect for family-friendly fun.

It's $150.

I don't know how much the skeleton was for you, Big Al.

$2.99.

So is this an actual skeleton of a rooster? Is it... No, it's like a blow-up inflatable. Yeah, it's mostly available online, so grab one before they're gone because I think there's going to be the hot new trend this year. The store's also rolling out haunted farmhouse vibes with the core for chicken lovers,

cow fans, and even hunters.

So. The core is also rolling out haunted farmhouse vibes with the core for chicken lovers, cow fans, and even hunters.

So a little competition right there on the Halloween love.

Speaking of Halloween, people in Northern Colorado have been reporting sightings of wild rabbits with black horns and tentacles on their faces and their necks.

The rabbits appear to have black quills or maybe black toothpicks poking out of them.

And there's like scabish-looking growths over their faces.

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