Hey there, kids.

Have you ever been in a situation when someone asks you a big, tough question, and you feel like everyone is looking at you?

You might feel a little voice in your head whispering, quick, make something up.

If you don't have the answer, everyone will think you aren't smart.

It's a silly feeling called pride, and it makes us want to pretend we know everything, even when we're actually totally confused.

In today's story, we're about to find out that pretending to be an expert can lead to some very fiery problems.

We're going to find out about three very important words.

I don't know.

We'll learn that there is absolutely no shame in not knowing something.

The only real shame is not trying to find out the truth.

This story was based on a wise saying. There is no shame in not knowing.

The shame lies in not finding out.

So here we go.

Let's get on with this story.

The snooze, Drake.

Ranny giggle-snort the witch was busy.

She was always busy, but today she was hurricane busy.

People were lining up to get advice from her.

The line stretched past the pumpkin patch, around the oak tree and all the way to the duck pond.

Granny!

Squeaked Jinks the goblin.

My brother ate the blue beetle and now he's floating near the ceiling!

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