Speaker 1: All right, coming up at the top of the hour,
Speaker 1: right about four minutes after, it's my strawberry letter for today.
Speaker 1: I think, um, we'll have sister O'Dell in on this one. Uh.
Speaker 1: The subject is should I just hush and stay on
Speaker 1: the main line wait till you hear this one right now?
Speaker 1: Though the nephew in the building with today's prank phone call?
Speaker 1: What do you have for us today? Now there is
Speaker 1: some of these kids just don't learn. What do you mean? Okay,
Speaker 1: your baby going back to pre k? Your baby going
Speaker 1: back to pre k, that's right, and flunked out. Yes, back,
Speaker 1: that's right. Let's go. Come on, cat. Yes, I'm trying
Speaker 1: to reach Ms Thomas, Please thas. My name is Mr Stapleton.
Speaker 1: I'm actually the principal over at elementary school. You're I'm
Speaker 1: looking at my records indicating that your son Thomas is
Speaker 1: going to be starting his first grade? Is ready right? Listen?
Speaker 1: Ms Thomas, Um, I've been going through actually all of
Speaker 1: the children's records that will be starting school, and I'm
Speaker 1: looking at your son's grades from his kindergarten and he
Speaker 1: did good well, No, not exactly. I mean there's been
Speaker 1: a few Uh. I actually spoke with the teacher and
Speaker 1: who he was under in kindergarten, and it seems like
Speaker 1: he just really wasn't up to par as the rest
Speaker 1: of the children. Now his conduct, now, he talked, but
Speaker 1: he gets his work. So what else is she saying
Speaker 1: on that that ain't right? Well? What what's what it
Speaker 1: seems to be, ma'am, is that his grades weren't up
Speaker 1: to par as the rest of the other children. She
Speaker 1: did tell me he was a disobedient child. No, he
Speaker 1: disobedient and talking two different things. Come on, Okay, well, man, listen,
Speaker 1: what we've decided here is we're gonna let a little
Speaker 1: actually do another year of kindergarten. Ain't gonna let him
Speaker 1: do another year of kindergarten? No, sun man, That's that's
Speaker 1: the only choice I have. Uh No. We got our
Speaker 1: letter in the mail with our report card the week
Speaker 1: after school started, and it said on the back promoted.
Speaker 1: And if I got to get about this couch and
Speaker 1: go get it, I'm gonna be because I'm telling you
Speaker 1: right now we will be in the first grade kindergarten.
Speaker 1: Want that hard. I'm not sure what they told you
Speaker 1: about him, but it must be the wrong. If I understanding.
Speaker 1: He's he doesn't color as well as arrested kids. He's
Speaker 1: all he's out of lines when he color. He doesn't
Speaker 1: know his numbers completely. And that's kind of what we
Speaker 1: need when you first come into into the first grade.
Speaker 1: When I can show you on this paper he did
Speaker 1: satisfactory all the way through. Now you're about to be
Speaker 1: off and them already sick calling me with some about
Speaker 1: my son blank and kindergarden. He that kind of he
Speaker 1: does not color well. Man, color ain't gonna do with
Speaker 1: the dad. Kindergarten. He is going to the first grade,
Speaker 1: and I'll be down there on August four. Mom, I
Speaker 1: will not be able to allow you to get in
Speaker 1: the school. I'm sorry. Uh, and let me get Let
Speaker 1: tell you what. Let me go and get my pencil
Speaker 1: and pen because I don't live that far from this school.
Speaker 1: And y'all i't read it down. They're causing some comfort.
Speaker 1: I need to get up and go down there because
Speaker 1: I'm not telling my baby when he come home the
Speaker 1: day that he ain't going to the day come first. Man.
Speaker 1: I hate to say it, but I'm gonna have to
Speaker 1: refuse education from him on you know what. I just
Speaker 1: went back and put him in public school. I know
Speaker 1: that was a stake in the first place. Food which
Speaker 1: you're talking about some coloring. Give me your name again,
Speaker 1: sir Stapleton. Man, and what's that number down there? The
Speaker 1: number here is actually area code. Waitmen, I got the
Speaker 1: number number mind. I pulled up this report card. I
Speaker 1: got the number in your name on the back of
Speaker 1: this paper. I'll tell you what I was tinted. Fourth.
Speaker 1: We'll be coming in there, going to school, and I
Speaker 1: might make a trip around there this evening when I
Speaker 1: come from the doctor. The bottom line is, I'm not
Speaker 1: want to hear that Colin ain't got nona do with
Speaker 1: nothing else. It's not only color. Here's a rhythm of
Speaker 1: tickets back. Are you working with him at home? Are
Speaker 1: you're doing anything what you're trying to say, I'm an
Speaker 1: incompetent parent. I'm just asking, as a parent, are you
Speaker 1: working with your child? Working with my child? Every day?
Speaker 1: You can read better than you know he can't read.
Speaker 1: The Prince don't read better than you, because honestly, you
Speaker 1: read that role on that paper that he's supposed to
Speaker 1: be going back to kindergarten. When I know the paper
Speaker 1: said from it going to the first grade, and I'm
Speaker 1: not listening to no more this about him going backwards. Now,
Speaker 1: if you got a problem with your paper work, maybe
Speaker 1: you need to go talk to your secretary of somebody
Speaker 1: in there that wrote my baby name down. Your son's name, Thomas, ma'am, No,
Speaker 1: it ain't him, baby, I know it ain't him. You're
Speaker 1: not gonna sit up and tell me my son is
Speaker 1: flocking kindergarden. He is not going back to that kindergarten.
Speaker 1: Don't bring your son down here August, do you hear me?
Speaker 1: I call you once be ready to w me and
Speaker 1: my husband, but we will be down there, back shoes,
Speaker 1: uniform everything. You hear me, I will not be able
Speaker 1: to allow him and education right now. I will come
Speaker 1: down there right now and make that correction on that
Speaker 1: paper for your baby is not going back to no
Speaker 1: kindergarten for no coloring? Can you bring him down here
Speaker 1: and let him color for me? I can you tell
Speaker 1: my color in the rim and taking on themselves? No, no,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Um. We will be down there August to
Speaker 1: town and four. I would have this poor card in
Speaker 1: my head that says you have been promoted to the
Speaker 1: first brother. He's gonna have a mile on this face,
Speaker 1: and so are you? I got one more thing I
Speaker 1: need to tell you. Are you listening to me? I'm listening.
Speaker 1: You ain't saying nothing. Yeah, you better say something that
Speaker 1: sounds like the first glade because I'm not playing. I
Speaker 1: would go down to this dad on the administrative office,
Speaker 1: and I had because my son would be in that
Speaker 1: first glade. Are you raising your voice? Who are you
Speaker 1: raising your voice? You're talking crazy to me. I'm crazy
Speaker 1: to in what I'm a ground woman. I don't need
Speaker 1: to be assad to you. Why I'm trying to Did
Speaker 1: you graduate? Honey? I am a college degree person. I
Speaker 1: have a great job. My husband and I do well
Speaker 1: for ourselves and for our children. And that's why we're
Speaker 1: not You're not even You're not even at work right now, man,
Speaker 1: I said, I'm shack fool. I tell you that when
Speaker 1: you call here right on the doctor to call me now,
Speaker 1: I'm partner missing my phone call. Can you color because
Speaker 1: your son can't color? God? Question is that? Ask me?
Speaker 1: Can I color? Are you white? A black? Yess me
Speaker 1: on my color? No? I ask you can you color
Speaker 1: like the racist lines? And that can you color? No?
Speaker 1: My coloring? And me the Color ain't got nothing to
Speaker 1: do with none of this is just a race thing.
Speaker 1: He's trying to make sure you send him back. No,
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to send him back. I want to
Speaker 1: send him back to Color to get his coloring together.
Speaker 1: You what that ain't got nothing to do with nothing.
Speaker 1: And if you're the head person down there, now, you
Speaker 1: aren't competent and you aren't in alliterate. Call me and
Speaker 1: tell me that my son has to go back to
Speaker 1: the first I got one more thing. I'll tell you
Speaker 1: what I'm through with this guy. Comes through with this guy.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say one more thing, and I'm gonna be
Speaker 1: out here. Are you listening, I'm listening. That's his nephew,
Speaker 1: Tommy from the Steve Harvey Morning Show. You just got
Speaker 1: prank by your girlfriend. F licihaw, I'm oblicias. I am
Speaker 1: going to be hut. You're about to get out the plin.
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Speaker 1: it comes to back. All right, but one more question. Now,
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Speaker 1: More ignorantant a prank calls and may I suggest if
Speaker 1: if you guys, you know, need to stretch for time
Speaker 1: or anything, you should bring Junior out and he could
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Speaker 1: why they called me the little junior boy. Don't you
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Steve Thanking nephew. Up next Strawberry letter. Should
Speaker 1: I just hush and stay on the main line. We'll
Speaker 1: get into it right after this