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So we were going over some love letters to Kelly in the back with Whitechetter,

our executive producer, and we found a letter, Kelly.

And it had us going like, ah, bro, you guys.

We need to talk to you, basically.

Like, we couldn't just read the letter.

So we're going to, I think we're going to call him tomorrow and get him on the phone and go over his letter.

Because there's, there's a lot of, there's a lot of layers to this.

I think they would call this a very special edition or the most compelling love letters to Kelly ever.

Possibly. Big Al, that's great. I don't know what it's about yet. Yeah. I mean, he's going through it. And in my head, I'm going run. But there's reasons why some of us can't run. There's, you know, family, kids and all that. But we'll talk to them tomorrow.

Love letters to Kelly around this time. Speaking of letters, part-time, Justin, you received a letter

from one of your travel mates from last year? Yes. So last year and this year, we gave teachers

trips to Florida for all their hard work. Yep. And for the programs that they did with their school, we surprised teachers last year

that are going to go on a trip this year. And last year I got to go party with a group of teachers.

And I got a letter from one of them and I went to go see her play The Lion King. That was really sweet.

But she says, hey, Justin, this is Alexis Warren from Holt Elementary and the teacher trip last summer.

I just wanted to share something with you and the rest of the morning show.

After the trip, I saw an advertisement from Disney about them providing musical training and free Disney musical performances rights for three years for teachers across the country.

Teachers just have to apply for the grant.

In the application, I sent pictures of last year's show we did of the Lion King

and that they were able and that they were only able to make it happen with the help of the

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