The woman who tells it like it is with class, sass, and a side of tough love. You got a loser or a baby daddy. Kelly Raspberry on the Kidcratic Morning Show. Does it smell like fumes in our studio? It does. I thought I was, okay. We were just running. It was a little fire. Oh, it was the leaf low ones going on outside. I like that gasoline smell. It is, it is. It is. I feel woozy. Yeah. Like, it's pretty, I think it's coming in right by being big out. Yeah, it's, I can smell it really. It's very strong. I quit huffing gasoline. I would think you have more of a tolerance for these things. What do you mean? For what? Based on history. What history? Just saying. Living in Mexico City, there was a lot of fumes. A lot of fumes in Mexico City. A lot of fumes. I think that's what Kelly's. Not insinuating. Surely she's not insinuating something else. Not what my kids are going to school, right? Oh, Lord. That's happening. That's not what's going on. It's like, Sue.

Woo! she's not insinuing something else. Not what my kids are going to school, right? Oh, Lord.

Not what that's happening.

That's not what's going on. It's like powerful. It is very strong. Yeah, it is. I love it. You can have it. Watch can you fall over right now? You can have it. I love the smell of gas. I love the smell of wet pavement. Yeah. Or like wet sand.

All that stuff.

Yeah, open that door, Robert.

Could you smell it? of wet pavement. Yeah. Or like wet sand. All that stuff.

Yeah. Open that door, Robert. Could you smell it? Yeah, I can hear it. Oh, okay. Yeah. Smell it, hear it. See it? All of the things. All of the things. Good thing we're not an apartment complex because they are leaf blowing this early in the morning over here. That's what we're doing. Now, Big Al, so you had Charlie.

I did.

Your son's daughter who, uh, you found out about what? A couple months ago. Uh, spring break is the first time she came down and we met for the first time. And then, uh, it seemed like she, you know, we got along. Uh, and, and now it's, they're looking for placement for her, I think is how you put it.

So, so now we're just, we just applied.

We applied for a 30-day visitation.

And so she came down, her brothers that she lives with in St. Louis and her, and their grandpa, they went on our trip.

So she came down here to visit me for 30 days.

So we registered.

I keep saying we.

I registered her for school for first grade because I didn't want her to miss her first grade a week.

That's a big deal for a little kid to go to first grade. Yeah, yeah, school shopping.

We had a ball.

I mean, we really did.

So this being her last weekend here because she's on a plane right this second, a friend of mine is taking her back to St. Louis.

We wanted to just kind of blew it out a little bit.

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