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I saw a story and I think everyone in the studio has kids or have been around nieces, nephews,

you know, you got kids in the neighborhood. I want you to put in your mind a seven-year-old and a five-year-old.

Maybe your kids are that age.

My daughter's seven and my son's five.

Yeah.

Not a lot going on with seven and five-year-olds, meaning, like, they're still little.

They can barely wipe themselves.

They're still picking their nose.

Your niece and nephew that live out here in L.A.

James and Gweney. How old are they? They're around the same age. I think like eight and four.

Like you wouldn't leave them alone. They're not at that age. You don't really let them out of your sight.

Seven and five, that's kindergarten and what, first, second grade. There's a headline today.

And I was like, this can't be true. Seven-year-old who wanted McDonald's drives 10 miles with his little sister. Yes, I saw this. Dude, a seven-year-old boy was like, hey, come on, I want the new Minecraft toy and some nuggies. You know how hungry you must be? Seven-year-old boy, five-year-old girl.

I believe the parents are not feeding this kid. Danny G., we talk quite a bit. You've been to my house. I know your kid, you know my kids. Can you imagine my son and daughter stealing my car and driving? How is that even possible? Well, you read how it was possible, or did you see the news clip? They hit things and stuff like that, but was one using the pedals, one with the steering wheel? Like, what do we do? Well, I don't know if we're talking about two clips. The one I saw, the kid looked it up on YouTube, and that's how he learned how to drive. And it says that he went through like four intersections and didn't hit anything. And it was made it. Right. Yeah, that's wild. And courageous because when I was a kid, that was like my nightmare. Like my reoccurring nightmare as a kid. Like I was alone in a car and it starts moving backwards. You're like, ah! I don't have to do this? That happened to me and my siblings as a kid once, and I thank God that no car was coming.

My grandfather ran in the house, like probably forgot his pack of cigarettes or something.

Oh, I forgot my smokes.

Went in the house.

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