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Coming up at the top of the hour, right about four minutes after, it's my strawberry letter for today.

And the subject is he makes excuses for her body count.

Hmm, we'll get into that, find out what that's really all about in just a few, because right now the nephew is here with today's prank phone call nephew

what is it today early we got to get out of these school these kids got this nappy hair i got to call

these parents and tell them about these kids how you got to call these parents and let them know about

these kids have this It's nappy.

We just got to fix it. Yeah.

Well, no hair people can talk, Shirley,

because we don't have it.

I'll cut you out so hard if you

call me my baby. That is thus

the objective. Thus the objective.

Thank you. That is my

sole purpose. We're going to call about this child's hug. Call the parent about this child's house. We got to fix it. We got to fix it. Naping hat. Let's go cat dog. Naping hair. Hello. Hello, I'm trying to get Francis. This is she. Hey, Francis. How you doing? My name is Darrell, Dale. Our kids, they go to together. Oh, yeah, yeah. Your daughter is Kaylin, right? Yes. Okay. My son is DJ, Darryl Jr. I think I may have met you at the beginning of the school year. You remember meeting me, Darry? Oh, I met a lot of people, but I'm sorry, I can't place you right now.

Okay. All right. No problem. Hey, listen. I was giving you a call. You know, there's only a handful of black kids at the school, you know, being a private school and all. And we, the black parents, we all got together and had a meeting a couple

nights ago. Okay, you said all the black parents, okay, I wasn't there. What wasn't I called?

Well, we actually had a meeting about your daughter, Kalen. Well, what about Kalen? Is she,

is there a problem at school that she's crazy or something? I don't even know about What's going on with? Well, actually, we feel privileged to be, you know, like I said, there's only a handful of blacks, and we try to carry ourselves in a dignified way, our presence, our attitude, the way we handle ourselves. And, you know, Kayla's doing very good in school from what I understand and very nice with all the rest of the kids.

She's getting along.

That's not the problem.

What we're trying to get is the grooming of Kaylin.

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