Ken Coleman

The gravy train has left.

Do they live with you? Do any of these kids live with you?

Do they live with you? Do any of these kids live with you?

Do they live with you? Do any of these kids live with you?

Which child's kid is that?

Which child's kid is that?

Which child's kid is that?

Oh, so the 25-year-old daughter is married to weed man, and their daughter is living with you because they can't or won't take care of her?

Oh, so the 25-year-old daughter is married to weed man, and their daughter is living with you because they can't or won't take care of her?

Oh, so the 25-year-old daughter is married to weed man, and their daughter is living with you because they can't or won't take care of her?

I feel genuinely bad for you. But Darlene, I don't know what Rachel's going to say about this, so I'm going to step out there, Darlene. But I think you've got to send the grandchild back. You are actually repeating this process with the next generation.

I feel genuinely bad for you. But Darlene, I don't know what Rachel's going to say about this, so I'm going to step out there, Darlene. But I think you've got to send the grandchild back. You are actually repeating this process with the next generation.

I feel genuinely bad for you. But Darlene, I don't know what Rachel's going to say about this, so I'm going to step out there, Darlene. But I think you've got to send the grandchild back. You are actually repeating this process with the next generation.

I changed my opinion because if that's what you have to do to protect the child from going into government, I get that. So you know what? That's an extreme situation. But this is it. This is it. You're going to take care of this grandchild because you have to. No one else can or will. And then it cut everybody else off.

I changed my opinion because if that's what you have to do to protect the child from going into government, I get that. So you know what? That's an extreme situation. But this is it. This is it. You're going to take care of this grandchild because you have to. No one else can or will. And then it cut everybody else off.

I changed my opinion because if that's what you have to do to protect the child from going into government, I get that. So you know what? That's an extreme situation. But this is it. This is it. You're going to take care of this grandchild because you have to. No one else can or will. And then it cut everybody else off.

And Darlene, keep your sense of humor. I think you've got a great sense of humor. It sounds like you and your hubs are going to be okay in retirement, but now it's about you two and whatever responsibilities towards that little one. And keep your chin up. Hold the line. Don't give in. Keep those quips coming. And just press through this thing. I'm so sorry for you, but you've got this.

And Darlene, keep your sense of humor. I think you've got a great sense of humor. It sounds like you and your hubs are going to be okay in retirement, but now it's about you two and whatever responsibilities towards that little one. And keep your chin up. Hold the line. Don't give in. Keep those quips coming. And just press through this thing. I'm so sorry for you, but you've got this.

And Darlene, keep your sense of humor. I think you've got a great sense of humor. It sounds like you and your hubs are going to be okay in retirement, but now it's about you two and whatever responsibilities towards that little one. And keep your chin up. Hold the line. Don't give in. Keep those quips coming. And just press through this thing. I'm so sorry for you, but you've got this.

All right, let's go to Jessica now who joins us in Columbia, South Carolina. Jessica, how can we help?