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Donky up the day.

Maybe.

Bam, the he hog, did?

It's time for donkey of the day.

I'm not trying to be donkey today no more.

They should be embarrassed by what they already did.

I'm not making these people do these things.

I'm called donkey of the day, and it really caught me off guard. Damn, Solomon, who got the donkey of the day to day? That's why you got to answer the phone. I was just telling just that God gave me a whole word to get her yesterday. And she said that it expired. Yes, it's gone now. I don't remember what it was. I had my kids out yesterday. I'm lying. I remember it. I'll tell you later.

All right. Doggy today for Tuesday, May 26 goes to Centennial High School in Franklin High School in Franklin, Tennessee. Now it's graduation season, salute to everyone who has a loved one graduating this year. Drop on the clues bombs for everybody who got a love one graduating. my oldest daughter will be graduating high school in a few weeks so I'm in that mood as well okay I

personally never put on a cap and gown and walked across the stage in my life. Okay. So I am living vicariously through my daughter, and I can't wait to act a damn fool at her graduation, okay? And, you know, it's an event, right? The grandparents come up from South Carolina, the cousins, the aunts. Like, graduations are huge. Okay, once in a lifetime thing. People rearrange their whole lives, go out of their way to make sure, you know, they're at graduations. You've been to high school and college already, right? Yes, right? Yeah, man. Graduations are a thing, okay? And I believe, you know, they are an event that should never be outside.

Okay.

I really believe that because of Mother Nature.

All right.

Mother Nature is very unpredictable.

And the last thing you want is for a graduation to get rained out.

Well, that's exactly what happened at Centennial High School and Franklin High School.

And rightfully, so people are pissed. Okay, let's go to News Channel 5 for the report, please.

Our students here at Centennial High School walked the stage in the pouring rain.

Parents are now asking why the plans continue despite the rain and if they could have made a different call.

It was the announcement Brooklyn Broadnax had waited for since her freshman year.

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