The Kid-Cratic Morning Show is back.

We're going to text messages regarding our girl Audrey's relationship with Chicago.

Big Al, I agree with you.

Thank you.

We got one that says, Audrey, hang in there.

I was love bombed.

Now I'm happily married with a kid.

So we just got to get ready for

whatever ends up happening. I think, for your mic. Hello. Oh, my microphone. Hello. Oh, there you're.

I think it depends on when you Google it. They say that when it classifies as a bad thing and the traditional

definition of love bombing is when it turns around and they flip and they stop giving you these things or they use it to manipulate you, which I don't believe he's doing. Not to manipulate. No, no. Okay. So we like the first half of the love bomb. Got it. Got it. That's our favorite. Okay. Well, speaking of relationships here, because I don't have a TV right now in my living room because I'm having...

So what do y'all do? Do you read books by the candlelight?

I'm starting the Matthew McConaughey you gave me to read Kelly.

Oh, green light. Green lights.

And then I've found myself deep diving in TikTok and Instagram videos, which is what got

me so into Love is Blind. Oh yeah. And the two guys that everybody hates, Alex and Chris, I believe.

You went from a big screen to the small screen. Yeah. So I'm that I feel like I feel like I'm my kids,

like a middle schooler that's just constantly looking at videos. But I know we've talked on the show about how snooping on your significant other is not always a good move because if you're looking for something, you will find something.

But I came across this video on TikTok from this girl.

And I think this is something all girls should do if you get into a new relationship

with a guy. She didn't snoop on his phone and she didn't snoop around his house. She just simply

saw his YouTube search history. Oh. And because of this, she decided to end a relationship.

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