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

The subject, my sugar daddy, set me up.

But right now, the nephew is out and Jr. is here with today's prank phone call.

Don't worry, we'll get to the strawberry letter in just a bit.

But right now it's a prank's phone call. All right, well, Jr. Today, Shirley, we got pecan tree. That's it. Oh. Pecan. I don't know what this is, but this is what the time he left is. It's a pecan tree. Come on, cat. Hello? Hello? Hello, I'm trying to reach LCD.

This is who? Come on, cat. Hello? Hello, I'm trying to reach L.C.

This is who.

Hey, let me, let me, hey, my name is Marcus.

My mom and them live next door to you, the B.

Mr. Mrs. B.

My mom and daddy live next door to you.

And I was calling because y'all got a pecan tree in your backyard. I mean,

right on the fence line and it keep, you know, pecan and stuff keep falling over into my mom

and them yard. So I'm telling to see if y'all can do something, man, where y'all can pick up,

I mean, my mom and them got a little older, you know, we've been picking them up for a long time.

But I need somebody to, like, maybe you can cut the limbs back that's hanging over

so that they won't, you know, the pecans won't be falling over into my mom in them yard.

Because, you know, for them to be bending over like they're picking up them

pecans, it's a lot of them.

So, you know, Mr. I just wanted to holl at you and see if you don't mind maybe cutting the limbs back, because even when we turn the lawnmow on and stuff, man, it just you know, the pecans and stuff be coming out of the lawnmow just shooting all over the place. Well, first of all, my becon an old country, and it's about well.

And I can't see me cutting it.

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