Curry and the Keeper, May 7th, 2025, episode
132.
And hello, my queen.
For you, I have champagne wishes and caviar
dreams.
Oh!
A Robin Leach...
Oh.
Tribute.
Oh, nice.
Nice.
Yes.
That's good.
Especially because I gave you champagne wishes and
caviar dreams today.
Yes, I didn't drink champagne though, but I
sure ate the caviar.
You sure drank the caviar.
Yes.
Shall we cheers, baby?
Yes.
One, two, three.
Sounded almost...
It sounds like you're drinking from a wooden...
I'm drinking a full glass of water.
I am drinking...
I don't know where we got this.
I don't either.
Chateau de Mercuse, Grand Vin, 2019.
Oh, good year.
Georges Vigoro, Malbec de Cahors.
So you didn't mark it, so there's no
markings on this.
I don't know.
I wonder where you got this from.
I don't know.
It's good.
Is it good?
It's very...
Oh, I had it yesterday.
Yes.
You're down to drinking just one glass of
wine a night now.
Yeah.
Well, yes.
Yeah.
I didn't even have a glass of dinner.
Well, dinner, my potato that I had.
Yes.
Because we had a big lunch today.
Yes.
You're all mad at me because we're starting
late.
Just get it out of your system.
It's not my fault.
I had an emergency surgery this morning.
Yes.
Do tell.
Well, yesterday I got a text message.
It was a correct...
You have a fantastic mouth team.
My oral team is fab.
Yes.
Oral team.
My oral team is so good because last
Tuesday I went to have my...
Was it Tuesday yet?
Mandy in Kerrville, that's Maverick's hygienist.
And she's specialist with bridges and implants.
And so we're all looking at this one
implant, which has lost some bone.
It's grew back a little bit.
Basically, we're praying.
Otherwise, we go to plan B.
You don't want to know plan B.
And then Mandy's looking at it.
She says, you know, there's something here.
I can't quite see it.
You should have Hollywood take a look at
it.
And I got a text yesterday.
I didn't call anybody.
They communicated.
Yes.
They contacted you.
You got something going on.
Because you're their star celebrity client.
Yeah.
Who gets to come in at 8 a
.m. Yes.
But that was because they inserted me into
their busy day.
Yes.
And Hollywood's going like, hey, let's take a
look.
Oh, yeah.
She says, well...
So this is an old crown.
Yeah.
It's like 25-year-old crown.
A previous lifetime.
It's a Belgian crown.
Oh, okay.
There was a little spot in a place
that is not my fault.
It's just the whole thing.
Am I boring you?
Is my story boring you?
I'm sorry.
I've heard so much about your teeth.
Boost.
Wow.
If I yawned every time you talked about
your issues...
I'm sorry it's late.
It's 731.
731.
Go ahead, Cara.
Finish your story.
Okay.
I will.
Thanks, Cara.
And so Hollywood says, well, we got to
replace this crown, fix that little bit.
And I say, okay, let's do it.
And he says, I can do it right
now if you want.
And for that split second, the old Adam
went, let's push this off until after we're
back from Nashville.
I said, wait a minute, can you have
me done by 1130?
Because I have a day date.
I have lunch with my wife.
He says, yep.
And if you just do it without any
numbness, you'll be fine.
So no numbness.
No.
No lidocaine.
Gosh.
And I was like, let's go for it.
And he went to town.
And it was just a little moment where
I'm like, hey, hey, hey.
Who are you?
He always says, hey, Curry, how you doing,
Curry?
You doing okay, Curry?
He calls me the keeper.
Hey, the keeper.
So I'm Curry.
I'm not Adam.
I'm not Mr. Podfather.
I'm the keeper.
I'm Curry.
Hey, Curry.
I'm the keeper.
Do you say, hey, Hollywood, do you call
him Hollywood?
Of course I do.
He's like, no, you're Hollywood.
Look at your teeth.
He said, no, you're Hollywood Hurster.
And you know what?
Everybody, like my friend Debbie goes to him
and Karen goes to him.
Jill.
And they're like, hey, I went to Hollywood.
So everybody calls him Hollywood.
He does.
He looks like a Hollywood.
He looks like a movie star.
He totally does.
Yes.
And did you have that new thing they
jam in your mouth that has the suction
and everything attached to it?
So normally you have that cushion?
That's right.
I didn't realize that.
I thought it was just the old school,
the one block.
When they worked on my teeth for three
and a half hours and it completely dried
out my mouth.
That was awful.
So I said, oh, you want to block
in your mouth?
Yeah, I love that thing.
And then this whole, I'm like, what are
you sticking in my mouth?
Helga?
Yeah.
And I like, no, I actually liked it.
That was fine for me.
You're a weirdo.
And I was watching the.
You are a weirdo.
I was watching the Pope conclave going on
on the screen.
And, you know, and they're just.
You know what?
And I talked about this when I had.
You hate the sound.
It was the sound.
And so the dental hygienist, because I was
there last week to getting my teeth cleaned
and she's like, does that hurt?
And I said, no, it's the piercing sound
that bothers me.
Oh, it doesn't bother me.
Yeah.
But who am I?
So I went without numbness.
I came home, finished up the taxes, but
a bing, but a boom printed it out.
You came home 10 minutes to spare.
I know.
The only thing is I didn't realize I
still had my hoodie on with.
Yes, you got all dressed up for me
today.
You're like, that's real nice what you're wearing.
I'm sorry.
I had emergency surgery, which I did without
numbing so I could eat with you.
And then and then I did the taxes
and then it was 10 minutes.
I am still complaining.
Terrible, terrible life.
No, you're just a wife.
Well, no, I had my teeth cleaned last
week, too.
And it was I don't know.
She was like, what's going on with your
teeth?
She was in there for a long time.
And as I said to you today, you
know, they're working on your mouth and they're
asking you questions.
Like, how do you answer questions when you're?
No, I'm always talking.
I was annoyed.
Oh, yeah.
And they, you know, dental people, they can
kind of understand what you're saying.
They they talk open mouth and understand open
mouth, open mouth, open mouth speech.
And twice I accidentally bit Helga's finger.
I know.
And I said, oh, I'm sorry.
Why are you closing your mouth?
Well, I thought that she I didn't I
couldn't see that her finger was in there.
Oh, sorry.
You but why?
You could not tell that she was in
your mouth.
This was when they would do it.
They had 18 different things going on there.
And, you know, and then they take their
fingers out and I can swallow.
And it was just because I have I
have no idea.
I have no feedback on these front teeth.
Do you see her like hovering over you
with her hand?
I'm watching the popes, the cardinals.
It is really odd that you cannot you
don't you have no sensation that there are
fingers in your mouth, not the rubber gloves
that are right in the front.
Like sausages.
Anyway, I didn't do it on purpose.
And she's like, oh, that's strange.
Anyway.
So here we are.
It's very unique.
My mouth.
People actually come by.
So you teeth are beautiful.
Yes, I know.
And you smile at everybody.
Yes.
In the dentist office.
I know.
And they show me the bill.
I said, we're going on a vacation with
you guys, I guess.
Huh?
Yes.
As long as Tina comes, we're OK with
that.
They're going to Morocco.
He told me they're going to Morocco.
Yeah.
We'd love to have you and Tina come
with us on vacation.
Like, I was only kidding.
Like, I'll pay extra to stay home.
Yeah, exactly.
But then I took you to vaudeville for
a lovely lunch.
I took things in my own hands.
And I I invited you to lunch today.
Is that exactly how it happened?
Well, no, not really.
Is that really how it went down?
I was supposed to go with my friend
Dawn.
Is that really?
So I had the reservation.
I'm sloppy seconds.
Oh, my goodness.
I didn't even realize it.
Hey, you were my first choice.
First second choice after Dawn.
Yes.
But we made it really special.
We had a really nice time.
Well, first of all, they always make it
special for us.
Everyone there makes it special from sommelier Dylan
to Richard, who is just always talk, talk,
talk, talk, talk.
I know.
I was like, can we go have lunch
now?
Like, I'm starving.
You talk with him for like 10 minutes.
Well, you were talking to Dylan.
Yeah.
And I was like, I'm starving.
And I kept looking over like, what are
you guys doing?
He's like, I can get rid of Dylan
anytime I want.
But you seem to not be able to
get rid of Richard.
I'm just kidding.
You were touching Richard's chest.
You're like, whoa, you're kind of in shape.
I hugged him.
I went, dude, what's with the pecs?
He's always in shape.
Insanely in shape.
Yeah.
But we had a very lovely, lovely lunch.
And I'm stuffed.
I went on a second walk because I
was so full.
So I didn't have any breakfast.
No, you were hungry.
And that was breakfast and lunch for me.
I had a small breakfast.
But then we had these beautiful Reuben sandwiches.
Well, no, we started off with caviar.
Caviar.
Yes.
And you're like, you need champagne.
And I go, no, I'm not.
That's a lot for me.
Caviar.
But I did.
Yes.
And then we had Reuben.
You had, I had my naked.
No bread.
You had the full on.
Fully clothed.
Bathrobe.
The whole deal.
You ate the whole thing.
Dude, I've had many Reuben sandwiches in New
York City where probably the Reuben originated from.
I don't know.
I'm just guessing.
Yes.
You know, something like Reuben Jewish sandwich.
I think so.
Or Reuben.
Maybe not.
There's Gruyere cheese.
There's cheese.
And then Thousand Island dressing.
And then some aioli.
And it was, and it was just, it
was a huge, huge sandwich.
I was full.
And you're like, I want a cookie.
I was like, ah, I've opened the door.
If I open the door, I'm going to
just enjoy myself.
And then I'm like, oh my gosh, I'm
so full.
Can't believe I did that.
So I had to go to a quick
meeting today and then I came back and
I said, I'm going for another walk.
I walked for three miles.
Yeah, you were gone for a while.
Yeah, I walked for almost three miles.
Yeah.
And I walked fast.
Like I, because I had so much sugar
and my glycogen stores are just fully loaded.
And so I just.
Your glycogen stores have a sale going on.
Yeah.
So.
Anyway.
It was lovely.
It was really a nice day.
I enjoyed it.
Even though you're like, I don't feel that.
Oh, just a little.
I just complained a little bit.
And you said, but it was worth it.
I didn't really need the cookie, but I
was like, yeah, it was good.
It was really good.
And then, uh, so, you know, and I'm
trying to catch up and you're doing very
important things.
I know you are.
I was doom scrolling.
Doom scrolling.
And so I cooked my own dinner with
the baked potato and, uh, and beans, baked
beans.
And then I cleaned everything up and then
I rushed to clean out the dishwasher, which
I hadn't done because, you know, my emergency
surgery.
And then I'm getting everything ready and you're
doom scrolling the couch like, it's late.
Are we going to do this show or
what?
I'm like, so I get all like nervous,
like, oh man, now she's mad.
I wasn't mad.
And here we are.
I'm not mad.
Here we are, baby.
I'm not mad.
I love you.
I love you too, honey.
And, uh, and, uh, it was a great
day.
It was a lot of fun.
It was fun.
I always have fun with you.
It was a dynamic day in, uh, in
hill country.
I always have fun with you.
Yeah.
We were laughing.
We were having a good time.
Yeah.
Checking everybody out.
You're like, don't look now.
That lady there looks like a very old.
Martha Stewart.
She looked just like her.
I'm like, how much older than Martha Stewart
do you have to be?
Her wig was a little askew.
I was like, get your wig out.
It was.
You didn't notice it.
I was like, here's your wigs.
No, I did not.
No, because I just glanced.
It's like crooked.
I couldn't stare at her.
I'm not like that.
So last week, last Friday, we went to
dinner.
We went to dinner at the arms dealer.
Yes.
Not, no.
He's a international arms dealer and his chef
wife's house, which is always a lovely affair.
Yes.
She is.
She is truly the chef.
And we met some new friends.
We met.
It was very nice.
We know them from church, but yes.
So we met some new friends, um, Melinda
and Brent, um, and we're hosting them here.
I'm actually.
Brent and Mindy.
Oh, right.
Melinda Allen wasn't there.
That's right.
Oh, look at me.
Look at me correcting you on the names.
I know.
Mindy and Brent and then Melinda.
But her husband, Alan was out of the
country.
So, but he's, he's the cigar smuggler.
He was in Nicaragua getting, you know, rolling
up, rolling up the Cuban cigars in Nicaraguan
wrappers or something.
I don't know what's going on there.
What an eclectic bunch we have.
Yeah.
And, and Brent and Mindy, they're in their
fifties or I think he's 55.
He's cool.
I really like.
Both of them.
And I'm having lunch with her on Friday
and then we're having, we're hosting them here
for dinner.
Yeah.
I think Brent and I are going to
have a coffee.
Oh yeah.
I love that.
It was really nice.
And then Melinda, I'm having lunch with her
next week too.
And she owns a yoga studio.
Yes.
I sat next to her during that.
She's very funny.
Yes.
Yeah.
Funny lady.
Yes.
Yeah.
So I'm excited.
So leave it to Andrea.
Andrea is just connected everywhere.
She just connects people.
But once again, we walk in, they had
spritzers.
Yeah.
Actual Italian spritzers.
Yes.
The wine, of course, was always completely paired
with the meal.
We had a ceviche with this beautiful white
wine and then we had, what was it?
She had tenderloin.
Tenderloin.
Tenderloin with like a chipotle sauce.
I know.
She just, so when I invited Mindy, I
said, look, I'll cook that way.
And Brent goes, she likes corndogs.
So today, when I confirmed with her and
I said, hey, I said, they're coming the
30th.
And I said, she's like, the 30th works
for us.
I sent you a text about that.
She goes, I go, perfect.
Corndogs it is.
Yeah.
That's cool.
So that was fun.
That was fun.
And then, yeah.
And then I think Saturday, we didn't do
anything.
We were supposed to get together with Pastor
Jimmy and Annette, but they had travels.
Oh my goodness.
Well, they were gone all week.
And you know, kind of fun stuff.
Following the, by, by osmosis and following the,
well, I know they had a good time
when they were in Colorado Springs, but travel
was not filled with favor.
Yes, it was not.
The funniest bit was when they're on their
way home and you and Annette are always
texting about whatever emergency there is, you know,
like, we don't think we can get into
the house.
And at this point it's 11 or 1130.
Yes.
Because their cleaning people had come and had
locked, well, their luggage was in Dallas.
That didn't help.
And then they get in their car.
Then they went home.
They hit the same nighttime construction that we
had, so delayed them getting home.
And then they realized.
After like, they left the airport in Colorado
Springs at 11 or something.
And it was delayed.
And then they didn't know if they had
their keys and they couldn't remember the code
to get into the door because the cleaning
people locked the door that they don't normally
lock.
So we're up at like 1130.
We're never up.
No.
We're never up that late.
And we're gathering toothbrushes.
We're like, oh, we're going to have overnight
guests.
Yeah.
This is cool.
We got toothbrushes.
Everything's clean upstairs.
I'm like, the room is ready.
The sheets are done.
Phoebe's ready to see you guys.
And then they got in the house.
Yeah, they got in the house.
And then we're like, okay.
We're going to bed.
It's so strange because we're never up that
late, ever.
No.
Ever.
I know.
Why were we up that late?
Well, we got home.
From what?
From Andre and David.
Oh, that's right.
We got home about 1030.
Yeah, we did.
Yeah.
And then you walked Phoebe and then we
were just sitting up.
We like to stay up for a little
bit before we go to bed.
We watched a little Seinfeld.
We kind of gave up on the Golden
Girls.
Why did we give up on the Golden
Girls?
I don't know.
It wasn't as funny as I thought it
would be.
Yeah.
It's funny, but.
And also the quality of the videos is
so bad.
That's 40 years ago.
45 years ago.
And they got those huge subtitles, you know,
like back in the day for like blind
people, not just for people who want to
read along like us.
I know.
Not the cool little.
Yeah.
I know.
Of course, we got some other shows going
on.
Yeah.
That's all good.
So.
So, yeah.
Saturday, we just ended up just chilling out.
You and me.
But on Sunday.
Sunday was a big, big, long day.
Well, we went to church and I have
to apologize because I snapped at you about
your driving.
Oh, yes, because you were impeding the flow
of traffic again, again.
And I really did snap at you because
I'm like, he hasn't learned.
You cannot do that.
You cannot impede the flow of traffic.
I'm like, go ahead.
You.
I.
He was closer.
No, it doesn't matter.
He was waiting for you.
So, OK.
No, you don't have to explain.
I'm going to.
Let's get back to the part where you
snapped at me.
OK.
That was the fun part.
I'm setting it up.
He was closer to the turn than I
was.
It doesn't.
Yes, it does.
No, it doesn't.
Because if I was on the other side,
I would have I would have gone before
him.
OK.
From now on, I'm going to drive like
I used to.
Forget Grandpa Curry.
I'm going to drive like I used to.
Hold on to your butt, Mrs. Curry, because
this kid knows how to drive.
It's over.
It's done.
You watch me.
I can zippity doo dah like the best
of them.
No problemo.
Zip away, baby.
Zip away.
And then you can't be grabbing that Jesus
handle going because I'm going to be zipping
and you'll be like, whoa, wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait, Pastor Jimmy, did you
hear that?
Did you hear that?
Oh, and Pastor Jimmy, you're a co-pilot,
baby.
You watch.
You what?
You think I can't do that?
OK.
It's over.
It's done.
No more Mr. Nice Guy.
In the words of Alice Cooper, also a
Christian, by the way.
No more Mr. Nice Guy.
I'm going to be zippity doo dahing everybody.
People will be like, look at that douchebag.
That's going to be me.
It's not.
I'm not complaining about that.
Let me set it up.
OK, so we're driving, OK, and we're going
to make a right hand turn.
I'm driving.
You're on your phone doing Instagram or texting
or whatever.
I'm in charge.
I'm in control.
It's Sunday morning.
I got up at 5 a.m. I'm
prepping.
I'm doing.
I'm flipping.
I'm popping.
I'm walking the dog.
I'm a shower.
I'm getting ready.
Jump in the car.
Boom.
We're ready to go.
I'm driving.
You're driving.
You're doing whatever you do.
I'm a co-pilot.
You're not co-piloting.
I'm a co-pilot.
You are scrolling and texting.
I'm scrolling.
The minute we get in the car after
church, I can ask you a question.
I'll get an answer 35 seconds later because
you're like, who texted me?
Oh, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah,
bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah, bah,
bah, bah.
By the way, not exclusive to you.
OK.
Women.
Oh.
Women are text maniacs.
My daughter Ellen is not like that.
I'm just saying.
But let me just set it up.
It's not the speed in which you drive,
although sometimes that can be an issue.
But we were, you were driving and there
was a car in the opposite direction.
The car had its blinker on and it
was going to turn left.
You were approaching the street and you were
going to turn right.
It doesn't matter.
You stop in the road and you wave
him forward.
That is impeding, that is impeding the flow
of traffic.
You have the right away.
Your Honor, question.
Yes.
Was there a car behind him or a
car behind me?
No.
What traffic was I impeding?
The flow.
You're impeding the flow.
There was no flow.
We were the flow.
You impeded it.
And it's still, it's a bad habit.
It's called.
You're guilty.
Guilty as charged, Your Honor.
It's just.
Time.
And my sentence is time already served.
Anyway.
Because then you went.
And I went.
Whoa.
You snapped at me.
You snapped at me, bro.
I did.
You apologized.
Yes, I did.
I said, I'm sorry.
And then when we got into church.
What happened?
I forgot.
And then we got into church.
And you're, you're very exuberant in your participation.
Oh, that's right.
And you turn to me and you go,
am I loud?
I go, yes.
You're like, amen.
Some people are louder than me.
I'll have you know.
Maybe because you're sitting right next to me.
I'm like, whoa.
Okay.
I want to be there for my brother.
Pastor Jimmy.
I'm like, amen.
Amen.
Hallelujah.
I did a hallelujah.
Yes.
Because he was healed.
When he.
Oh, yes.
His tinnitus was down 95%.
I went, hallelujah.
I already knew the story.
So I was ready to hallelujah that.
The audience participation.
Then you go, am I loud?
And I said, yes.
It's like Jerry Springer only with Jesus.
It's better.
And so after church, I said, you can
be as loud as you want.
That was very sweet.
Yes.
You can be as loud as you want.
Cause you, you obviously thought about it and
you thought, man, let my, let my husband.
Let his, let his flag fly.
Because there are some people who are louder
than me, baby.
And you know what?
And what's so interesting is I remember when
we first started our faith journey and we
were talking about raising our hands.
We couldn't, we didn't even want to do
that.
No, you didn't.
You didn't.
That's correct.
I wasn't ready for it.
No.
Two hands in the air.
Don't care.
They're like, Oh, there's Adam.
We see him on the online.
Yes.
There's his wingspan.
Did you see pastor Jimmy?
He's got a new move.
He was like this.
Oh, he was spread Eagle like this.
Really?
His arms.
Why?
What?
He was accepting the Lord.
Oh, maybe you were, you were ushering.
So maybe you didn't see that because Damonette
wasn't there cause she'd hurt her back.
No, no.
She was sick.
She had a headache.
Oh, she was sick.
Right.
Yeah.
And so we were, there was one space
in between us so we wouldn't hit each
other's arms.
And he was like, he was all into
it.
Oh yeah.
He always, he's always got his arms up.
Yeah, but he wasn't up.
He was out.
Out.
I know it was out now.
Oh, he was like Eagling it.
Yes.
He was the Eagle.
It was a new move.
Oh, new move.
I saw a new move.
Nice.
But by the way.
Yes.
Worship team was awesome.
Yes.
So, so late.
Oh, you mean during, during service?
Yes.
And later that evening.
Mm.
During service.
Oh yeah.
It was great.
There was about over 20 baptisms.
From what age?
Five, seven?
Then we come back.
And then, you know, you're always so sweet.
You make me breakfast while I'm prepping.
I do.
Last minute.
Because it went a little long.
I'm like.
I know.
You're like, we gotta go.
We gotta, we can't be, we can't be
hanging around.
It's quarter to 11 already.
People, everybody stops you and wants to talk
to you.
And I want to talk to you too.
That's not true.
I move you along.
Yeah.
That is not true.
But it's okay.
I'm secure with myself.
So we, so we drive.
We drive.
I went nice, nice and zippy.
You got home?
Because you're like, I gotta get home.
I gotta prep.
Oh no.
You, you, you're going to see.
I've, I've.
I know.
I don't want you to drive reckless.
Oh no.
Just the speed limit is fine.
I'm Mr. Zippy Zoppy.
No, you're not.
You watch.
You're Mr. Zippy?
I'm Mr. Zippy Zoppy.
Mr. Zippy Zoppy.
Zippy Zoppy.
Yeah.
You don't know Mrs. Zippy?
Never heard Mrs. Zippy?
Oh, oh no.
Not that voice.
No.
Okay.
I know you don't like the voice.
No, no.
Um, and so then I ended, I literally
ended the show sooner.
I'm like, okay, we're ending the show now.
Um, so we did three hours and 15
minutes.
I had dinner ready for you.
Ended 15 minutes early.
Boom.
Eight.
Off to the worship.
Off to worship.
Yeah.
And over 20 baptisms.
Yeah.
It was so awesome.
And it was fantastic.
It was so, so good.
It was so good.
The band was so...
You know what I overheard?
What was...
I overheard...
By the way, Brent was doing the audio
mix.
Yes.
Awesome.
Yes.
Yeah.
He really...
And it was like...
He's a great guitar player, though, too.
But also, it was more like a theatrical
than I ever recall.
Yes.
And I went to Pastor Rush and I
said, Pastor Rush, this is really good, man.
Yes.
Because it went...
They tied in scripture after every song.
Someone read some scripture who was in the
worship team, then the lights would change, the
music would flow.
It was good.
This was new.
I hadn't seen this.
It was like a little show.
It was really, really well done.
Yes.
I enjoyed it very much.
I did, too.
I enjoyed it.
Yeah, it was good.
I overheard Jimmy saying...
Pastor Jimmy saying, yeah, he's getting the hankering
to play his guitar again.
Like he's...
Yeah.
He actually didn't know that Brent was doing
the sound, because Brent was doing guitar in
the morning.
He probably would have played guitar in the
evening, so that was just a miscommunication.
Of course, you know, if you're a guitar
player, you need...
You got the need.
Yes.
You know, so he needs to pay attention
to that and make sure he gets his
fill.
Yeah.
It's very important for guitar players.
It was a beautiful night, though.
It was great.
And I'm like, oh my gosh, look at
all these people that are joining God's kingdom.
I loved it.
And young kids to older people.
It was amazing.
And then Destiny, who we had met at...
Creed Helms.
Yeah.
She all of a sudden shows up at
our church.
Yeah.
Didn't know she was going to our church.
Yeah.
So...
Yeah, it was good.
It's just a lovely, lovely...
It really was.
We were talking about that today where we
said, when Sunday comes around, we are excited
to go and worship God and give all
praise and glory to God.
We never feel like, oh my gosh, we
got to get up and go to church,
ever, ever.
And when I miss it, I really miss
it.
Like the only time I miss it is
if I'm out of town.
Traveling, yeah.
Yes.
It was good.
The Pastor Jimmy was on fire.
I know.
It was a really good sermon.
Go listen to it.
It's on BridgeFBG.com.
Or HelloFred.FM. Oh, yes.
HelloFred.FM. We have the most recent episode
up.
Made sure it was up today.
Yep.
So, a couple of things.
I am up to 25 pounds on my
weighted vest.
Bomp, bomp, bomp, bomp, bomp, bomp, walking, walking,
walking.
Which was interesting because you didn't even notice
it during your harrowing adventure the other day.
But I wanted to say, yes.
Not only am I doing a 25-pound
weighted vest, I have also done a 41
-hour fast.
How about that?
Yeah.
Yeah, that's insane.
Yes.
I have to stop with the fast, though,
I think for a little bit.
I think you're good.
Yeah.
I can't see you.
Hello.
Are you here?
Stop with the fast.
Yes.
Although today I made up for it.
But it was well worth it.
Your problem is not that you don't want
to eat.
It's just you're controlling yourself.
Yes.
I have to be disciplined.
And the whole secret to this, you are,
look.
Look.
Hear me now.
Believe me later.
Okay.
You are a woman who loves KPIs.
Yes, I do.
You want your key performance indicators.
Yes, I am.
So you got your glucose monitor in the
morning.
You got your scale.
My ketones.
Your ketones.
You got your scales.
And you like a program that is mapped
out.
And so you're adjusting it now.
And I think it's great.
I am diligent that way.
You keep within the limits.
I like structure.
Yeah.
I like structure.
Now I'm kind of trying to find my
new structure.
Where I'm like, yeah, that check engine light,
don't worry.
It'll go off eventually when I hit the
garage.
It's okay.
Don't worry.
Not me.
I'm so not.
I'm Quadrant 2, baby.
I'm Quadrant 2.
That could be a show title.
Quadrant 2?
Yeah.
How do you spell it?
Q-U-A.
I'm kidding.
Q...
Quadrant.
How do you spell it?
I know.
Just call me Q2, babe.
Q2.
Q-T.
Curry in the Q2.
No.
So, okay.
So when was this?
What day was this?
Monday?
Yes.
Monday.
Because I walked today with my...
Yes.
So I'm walking.
Monday, I'm trying to have a little Sabbath,
but that didn't work out the way I
expected it to.
Yes.
So I'm on the phone with Brandy.
We're just yapping.
We get on the phone.
We just start yapping.
While you're walking?
Yeah.
I'm walking.
Makes my walk go by fast.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
You don't get out of breath walking and
talking?
Babe, I'm in shape, man.
Come on.
Can I just say something?
Yes.
117 over 37.
My blood pressure.
Oh, mine was 95 over 62.
But for me...
117...
What?
117 over 37.
37?
47, I think.
Oh, 46.
It was...
No, 80.
It's 87.
Maybe it was 87.
You're dead.
I was dead.
I'm always like that.
117 over...
And it was 80.
80 something.
37.
I remember the 117 number.
I'm like, that's good.
That's good.
The little thing went, you are very healthy.
Did it?
Yes, it talked to me now.
Yeah.
So it talked to me.
Oh, mine was like 95 over 63.
You're unbelievable.
I'm surprised I'm alive.
That my blood is even pumping.
All right.
Sorry, I interrupted your story.
All right.
So I'm walking.
I'm walking down Main Street.
Main Street's busy.
It's busy.
Even on a Monday?
Oh, yeah.
It's a major thoroughfare, you know?
Well, that's true because I played chess with
Willie on Monday.
Yes.
And so all of a sudden, I'm crossing
this busy intersection and I see this little
dog running across the street in front of
all the cars at the stoplight.
Like, little.
Oh, no.
And I'm like...
I'm such an idiot.
I'm like, oh, my gosh.
Oh, my gosh.
There's a dog that's running across the street.
And I went, oh, and I tried to
get him to come to me and he
was skittish and he went in back of
me.
So I crouched down to my knees, which
is surprising because I had this 25 pound
vest on.
I was like...
It didn't even faze me.
No.
Did not even faze me.
And I was like, oh, oh, come here,
come here, come here.
And he went behind me and I grabbed
his collar and I picked him up.
And of course, no tag.
But he had a collar on.
He had a collar.
He had a spiky collar on.
And I'm like, oh, my gosh.
What kind of dog was he?
He looked like a Jack Russell sort of
mix.
Yeah.
White.
It's kind of white and black.
And so I pick him up and this
woman was watching me.
She goes, yeah, I noticed you with your
vest on because my daughter has one.
And she said, and then I saw the
dog.
And so because she turned the corner and
she rolled her window down and I go,
it's not my dog.
I don't know what to do.
Is that your dog?
So she pulls into the parking, this empty
parking lot.
And I go, I just found, he just
ran across the street.
I don't know where to take him.
Maybe I should take him to the fire
station, which was about, and I'm thinking, I'm
going to carry this 15 pound bond dog.
Can I ask you a question?
Yeah.
Why was the first thing you thought fire
station?
Because they have Dalmatians or what was the
thought?
I did not know where the shelter was.
I did not know where the SPCA was.
I know you guys are busy with fires,
but here's a dog.
No.
I'm just curious.
But I was like, maybe they would tell
me what to do with this dog.
So anyway, she said, complete strangers, this woman,
she was, why don't you get in the
car?
I'll take you to, let's take him to
the SPCA.
And I said, okay.
So she drives quite a ways.
It's a bit.
It's over on 16th.
Yes.
Uh huh.
And so she takes them, we take them
to SPCA and they scan them for a,
oh, so he's in my lap.
He fell asleep in my lap.
I'm like, oh my gosh, I would love
to bring you home.
I would love to bring you home.
But Phoebe probably eats you up alive.
So, um, and he had a collar on
too, but he had no tag.
There was no tag.
Like get a tag for your dog.
A chip.
Or so anyway, so they scanned him.
No chip.
And they said, we can't take him here.
You have to take him to the shelter.
So we get back in her car.
I'm carrying the dog.
I didn't even know where the shelter is.
I got my weighted vest on the whole
time.
And this woman was so nice and so
lovely.
What was her name?
Do you remember her name?
Linda.
And she has two older daughters.
She's going to be a grandma soon.
She's like our age.
Just lovely, lovely.
And it was so kind of her to
do that.
Did you get her number?
No, no, no.
Swap digits?
No.
Hey, y'all are dog rescuers.
The dog rescuers of Fredericksburg.
So we end up going to the shelter.
And so we're like, I found him at
Milam and Main Street.
I said he was running across the street
and I don't know who he belongs to.
And they said, okay, well we'll take him
in and we'll post it on Facebook and
we'll give it about four days.
And after four days we're going to euthanize
him.
And I'm like, oh nice.
Did you say cool?
I said cool.
That's so cool.
That was horrible.
I was like, oh my.
She goes, but don't worry.
The smaller dogs go really fast.
She did not.
Did she say that?
No, no.
Not to be euthanized for somebody.
They die real quick.
No.
For somebody to adopt them.
Wow.
How kind of ghouls are they?
You just said cool.
But don't worry.
The little dogs go really fast.
Like, oh man.
You guys are harsh over there.
So we had to fill out the paperwork
and Linda snapped the picture, which I put
in the newsletter.
And so I was talking to Brandy and
Brandy says, oh, you know, maybe you should
let everybody know about the dog.
So I sent out the picture and I
asked people to post it on Facebook and
I sent it out to the prayer warriors,
to all these threads that I have, these
people.
And beautiful, sparkled Debbie.
This woman.
She's amazing.
You know what she said?
She goes, you know what?
I'm going to pick up the dog from
the shelter and I'm going to keep the
dog here at my house and the shelter
can take my phone number until the owners
get it.
I don't want that dog in the shelter.
I'm like, she even called me and she's
like, well, you know, what's the story?
She called the shelter.
I know she just takes in everybody.
When Mariel and Ross were having a problem
with their dog, she's like, I'll take them.
But luckily through Facebook, I don't know if
it was Facebook or not, but the dog
got reunited with its owner.
And I said to the shelter, I said,
if the owner comes, will you tell him
to get a chip or get a tag?
Because I could have easily called them.
So that was pretty exciting for me.
I was like, I saved an animal.
I did.
And he was so cute.
Snapped up my husband, saved a dog.
What's wrong with this picture?
We're going to get a small dog next
time.
Oh, really?
One that I'd trip over.
Yeah.
So that was my dog rescue story.
That was a good story.
He was so cute, though.
That was a really good story.
But you know what?
God just put me in the right place
at the right time when I turned around
and saw that dog running across that busy
main street at Milam and all the cars
would have taken off because nobody would have
seen him because he was so little.
So praise God that he was saved.
So busy day for me tomorrow, heading up
to go see the Mercy Me boys.
Yes.
Oh, I need to alert Michael.
Do you want his number?
Oh, no.
You don't want to see the band?
You can go up to him and say,
I'm with the band.
No, I don't want to.
Andrea would love to meet him.
No, I don't want to do that.
Okay.
I just don't want to do that.
No.
So Andrea was.
I'm going to have Mike call you out
from stage.
Hey, Keeper.
You there, Keeper?
Okay.
That's fine.
But no.
So Andrea was supposed to go with our
friend Dawn and Dawn had a little bit
of an accident.
She's fine now.
She's home.
A little bit.
Yeah.
She had a big accident.
Oh, my goodness.
Everybody was.
We were all flipping out.
She got airlifted to the hospital.
She got thrown from her horse, but she
is.
She broke nine ribs, I think.
Nine ribs.
Yeah.
I mean, the prognosis, the initial diagnosis was
like, this is bad.
Everybody was praying for her.
And by the God's grace, I mean, she
just has to deal with the broken ribs.
And she, for the most part, she didn't
have to have any surgery.
Praise God.
She didn't break her neck.
Oh, my gosh.
So anyway, so Andrea and Dawn were supposed
to go see Mercy Me tomorrow night in
Cedar Park.
Right.
Your sloppy seconds.
It's okay.
I don't care.
That was just nice of her to think
of me.
Of course.
I don't know if I was the first
one that offered, but you know what?
I said to you, I go, you know
what?
God's telling me to go.
Yes.
I need to go.
Yeah.
I think that's great.
And you're going to stay overnight.
Yes, we're going to stay overnight because it's
a two-hour drive and I just don't
want to drive home.
It's way too long to come home after
the show.
Yes.
Way too long.
Nice, babe.
So we're doing a short girl's trip tomorrow.
Groovy.
Yeah.
Groovy.
What do you got?
I've been doing taxes.
Yeah, you did.
We're getting a refund for the first time
since I've ever known you.
This was quite unbelievable.
I'm like, we overpaid our estimated taxes.
I rendered too much to Caesar that belongs
to Caesar.
Yes.
Give me a break.
Like, really?
I'm getting a refund?
This is a good segue, Titus scripture.
Go ahead.
About our huge fight.
I wanted to talk about our huge fight.
Our huge fight.
I've been talking a lot.
Hit it.
So Tina was really mean and then I
yelled at her and she yelled back and
then later we made up.
That was a huge fight.
Really?
I mean, this was not a shiny moment
for either of us.
So we were waiting on a piece of
information and it wasn't coming in and I
was annoyed.
I was annoyed.
I've been annoyed.
You were annoyed.
I wanted to file our taxes and it
wasn't coming in and I was upset and
my frustration that I expressed started to rile
you up because you were upset about it
too.
Yes.
And then it just got really ugly.
The enemy was like, yes, let's get into
it with the two of you.
It was like old times.
It was not good.
I think we both recognize that this is
not good what's going on here.
And then I went to go yell at
somebody else about it.
And I used the F word, which I
was like, whoa, what just came out of
my mouth?
Yes.
And I felt like I perpetuated it because
I was so angry that they were delaying
it for all the wrong reasons, I felt.
And it just ended up, it was not
a shiny moment for us, but I think
that we, as in the past, we recover
pretty quickly.
Very quickly.
It was not good.
And then when I walk the dog, I'm
repenting.
I know you repent.
I'm like, Lord, I can't believe that happened.
This was no good.
No, and I don't like that feeling when
we're so.
Gosh, I mean, I can physically feel the
enemy between us.
Yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
I could physically feel it.
But then we overcame him and it was
gone.
Yes.
He was gone very quickly.
But yeah, he was there.
And I think we both knew it while
it was happening.
But I was so mad, I didn't want
to say this is the enemy.
I'm like, hello, enemy.
I see you.
I'm mad now.
Yes.
Yeah.
No, I definitely was not.
But it ended before we even sat down
to watch TV.
Well, I came in and I apologized to
you.
And I said, I'm really sorry.
This was not not good.
And the good news.
And then I prayed about it in the
morning.
The good news is we got a refund.
I know.
Well, the good news is you got what
you wanted the next day.
The next day.
You got what you wanted.
Yes.
Yeah.
Well, it's funny how that works.
Yes.
And so.
I apologized to that person, too.
I said, I'm really sorry.
This, you know, I lost my mind.
I really apologize.
I said, this person is not a believer.
But I said, I really apologize.
I'm so sorry.
And that person got back to me and
said, we all have our moments.
Yes.
So that was cool.
Yeah.
She's not a believer.
No.
OK.
So that leads me into my God shot.
Oh, my goodness.
I'm sorry.
I was not God shot prepared.
It's time for Tina's God shot.
Wow.
You are.
Miss Segway.
How about that?
Yeah.
So anyway, I'll just before you get into
your God shot.
So that was my Sabbath.
Taxes, argument.
That was all on Monday.
Yeah.
Not very good.
Actually, it turned out OK.
It did.
OK.
And then, you know, then you yelled at
me again tonight.
Start the show.
Yeah.
Please have somebody help me.
Blink twice if you can hear me.
No.
So I believe this is in our couple's
book today.
OK.
You know, because I think about.
Yes.
So it was Hebrews, which, by the way,
every day we read it.
We're like, yeah, we're kind of there.
Yeah, we got a lot of that going
on.
Yeah.
So this it's Hebrews.
You're way into Hebrews these days.
Well, I read all of Hebrews.
I'm now reading Ephesians now.
Oh, Ephesians, my favorite.
It's gosh, it's hitting.
Everything is hitting so differently in the in
the New Testament.
I had my Ephesians hoodie on today.
Yes.
Yeah.
My full armor of God.
Yes.
In honor of what you're studying.
Oh, sure.
So it's Hebrews 4.16. It says, let
us come boldly to the throne of our
gracious God.
There we will receive his mercy and we
will find grace to help us when we
need it most.
And that I felt that was so fitting
with what we went through with this terrible
argument that we had that we both repented
and we both went to the throne of
our gracious God.
We did.
And he gave us the grace that we
needed, you know, and when we needed it
most and to help us.
And I just I can't express enough how
having God first in our marriage has has
just transformed our marriage completely.
And I hope my hope is that everybody
has this.
Everybody has this because it really it takes
away you.
You you don't necessarily fall into your fleshly
behavior so quickly when God is first.
Well, we did.
We did.
We're going to have misfires and we're going
to falter.
Only if only if you started.
Oh, just kidding.
I know I'm so bad.
You're not.
Why are women so difficult?
That's a good question.
Now, now you've opened up Pandora's box because
we're emotional beings.
We have more hormones that we have to
worry about than you do.
So anyway, that I thought that Hebrews, that
was just so fitting.
If you have not read the book of
Hebrews, you need to read it.
It's pretty amazing.
Yeah.
It's amazing how you read things and you
reread them.
And there's always something new.
There's always something.
Oh, that's that's hitting me differently.
Do you have the Titus scripture?
Do you remember that?
Because that was the next.
That was the next morning after.
So we were arguing.
It was about filing our taxes, which was
just like silly.
Let me see.
Tuesday.
Yes.
Titus three, nine.
But avoid foolish controversies, genealogies, dissensions, and quarrels
about the law, which I immediately took to
be taxes, for they are unprofitable and worthless.
Yes.
And that was my scripture the next day.
That's what God led you to, right?
And Titus is basically one chapter.
How did you get there?
I don't know.
I don't remember.
Don't you love how God's just.
And Titus is not one you hear about
a lot.
It's one book, four chapters, maybe.
And this is three, nine.
I'm like, avoid foolish controversy, genealogies, dissensions, and
quarrels about the law.
And I just took that to be.
Oh, you know what?
The tax law for their unprofitable and worthless.
Yes.
Like, amen.
Absolutely.
I'm glad you remembered that.
Yeah.
No, that was really good.
I write that stuff down, man.
Yeah.
I love how God presents scripture like that.
All the time.
So God's preparing me to share my testimony.
I think we talked about that.
And I'm going to, Annette is going to
really help me with this.
She wanted me to share a little bit
of my testimony at the next women's ministry
luncheon.
And I was, as soon as she mentioned
it, my heart started pounding.
And I'm like, I just really don't think
that I'm ready.
You'll know when you're ready.
Because I said that God is just presenting
scripture.
And I'm making a list of everything that
he is presenting to me.
And yeah, so I told her 2026 probably
I'll be sharing my testimony.
When you're ready, you're ready.
And Teresa wants to come in for it.
You know, because Teresa's been with me.
That woman has been with me through thick
and thin.
She's been through a lot with you.
She's been through it all.
Part of the Chicago territory.
And we were talking about, who was, oh,
Jill was talking about sharing her testimony.
And I said, she was talking about, because
she had dealt with an issue a couple
weeks ago.
And she had got up and shared it
a little bit at Bible study.
And I had reminded her that people needed
to hear that because they get transformed.
And it really affects them and it redeems
them.
So anyway.
I'm excited.
It's too bad I can't be there.
You could be there.
You could come.
Except I was chicks only.
Chicks, man.
Chicks ministry, man.
You can stand in the back.
Yeah?
Wouldn't make you nervous?
No.
It would probably bring me comfort.
You just look at me when you talk
to everybody.
Yes.
And I'll be like.
You're a big part of that testimony.
So, yeah.
Let's thank some people.
And when I say some people, I mean
some people.
Really?
They fell off the cliff again?
Short segment.
Now it's time to hear from the Cork
Soakers.
We do have some beautiful blessings from some
of the Cork Soakers out there in Vineyard
Nation.
First of all, we have to say that
we got our shipment in from OG Sam
and Michael Anastasio.
Another beautiful selection from his vineyard.
From his cellar.
We actually shared a bottle with the international
arms dealer and his chef wife.
He used that as the main wine.
Did you notice that?
Which one was it?
Did you write them down?
I have it on my phone.
He was like, no, no.
We're having this for the main course.
He knows his wine.
It was the 2019.
It wasn't the Syrah.
It was the 2019.
I feel bad.
He sends us these beautiful bottles and we
don't even remember what they were.
It was good.
Thank you.
We honored you.
We honored you with it.
Thank you so much, OG Sam and Michael
Anastasio.
We got some boosts and the big news.
Big news, everybody.
Big news.
This podcast has been selected to be one
of the first to be part of the
new Fountain and Fountain hosting.
Which means you'll be able to boost us
with your PayPal, your Cash App or Venmo.
Anything you're already using right from the Fountain
app.
Which is going to be very cool.
And I think, you know, your messages will
all be integrated.
I had a big meeting with the boys
over there at RSS Blue and Fountain.
And I said, hey, you know, maybe we
should test this with Currently Keeper.
And they all look on the Zoom.
They're like, you know, we were actually talking
about that.
We didn't want to ask you.
I said, what do you mean?
Show us Perfect for it.
You know, we don't have a million downloads
an episode.
We don't really have any donations.
We have nobody.
We just hope it'll bring us some donations.
Not entirely true.
Because coming in with a big Striper Boost,
77,777 sats.
Yes, it is.
Pastor Jimmy Pruitt.
Hello.
And he says, I feel really bad about
waking you both up at 3 a.m.
At least I waited an hour before I
got up.
That's right.
Your phone went off.
I'm like, why is your phone going off?
Bling, bling, bling, bling.
Yeah, I didn't turn it down.
It was him.
He couldn't sleep in Colorado before he went
to Colorado.
He says, another great show.
Referring to our last show.
Love you guys.
We are looking forward to our Nashville adventure.
Yes, this is going to be fun.
It's coming up this month.
We're going to the K-Love Awards.
At the end of this month.
Yeah, I'm very excited.
Thank you very much, brother.
They said they were going to be recording
an episode today.
So I haven't seen if it's dropped yet.
Another Living Up In A Down World.
Which, by the way, go to hellofred.fm
or Bridge Church.
You can see the video version of Living
Up In A Down World.
Pastor Jimmy, he did one with Annette.
It's the conversations.
But he also has different guests on.
He's a natural.
The guy's a natural.
He's a natural for this stuff.
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Yes, it's very good.
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I would like to start by saying thank
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That was very kind of you.
I guess he's referring to you doing that.
Yes.
I would also like to ask people to
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for the meetup in Lukenbach on the 17th.
Yes.
At 1776.
It's going to be another hootenanny over there
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Brian's going to be there.
Hogging the scene.
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there.
I can't tell you who it is, but
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Do you know anything about this?
Special guests?
In the evening, he says.
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Dirty Jersey Horse coming.
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He's at the Amsterdam meetup this week.
Oh, he did?
I'm going to go.
Let me bring you up to speed on
Brian.
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So Brian has been courting this lady.
Who exists?
I don't know.
He says she's supposed to come.
I'm like, uh-huh.
It was the last two stories.
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He's been wanting to try and kiss her
for weeks and he does not have the
courage.
I go, dude, she thinks you're gay.
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And here's the deal.
Bring her to the meetup and she'll really
think you're gay.
We'll take care of that.
Yeah, Brian, play this little clip for her.
I'm talking about her.
She knows who I'm talking about.
Do you know this person?
I just know her name.
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He does.
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You know what?
That was one thing about you that I
really liked when we first started dating.
What's that?
Yeah, your voice.
Really?
Really now?
What are you finding now?
You like my voice?
Come on, baby.
Come over here.
I want to show you something.
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like, yeah.
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It is one of the few shows I
listen to regularly.
They're basically.
It's like a no agenda with different characters.
But very enjoyable.
And it always seems to be airing live
when I'm walking Phoebe.
Oh.
And so, you know, I'm just laughing.
I'm laughing when they're doing their shows.
Usually I think it's Wednesdays, I think.
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How's your numbers?
I don't even look at the metrics anymore.
I'm glad you don't.
You're not supposed to.
Before you transition.
Before I transition, yes.
You want to talk about what you saw
in the sky last night?
Oh yeah.
Oh man, this was crazy.
So now, because of my mistake, we ran
out of Phoebe's food.
Yes.
And we ran out Sunday morning.
So Sunday evening and Monday morning, she had
to have rice and chicken, which I think
we gave her a little bit too much
rice, honestly, but she loved.
She's like, what's going on with this?
She's like, she's panting.
She loves it.
We stopped her up.
We stopped her up a little bit.
We put a cork in her.
We took her to the vet.
We went by the bank and everything.
These are the full round.
She loves that.
And we got her food and we weighed
her 97 pounds.
She's within the range.
She's up and down.
But she hadn't pooped for almost two days.
Yeah.
And when this dog poops, it's like elephants.
When she's on schedule, she poops three times
a day.
Monday morning, afternoon.
Not always when you walk her, but if
I'm walking her, she lays down a mound.
She's a mounder.
A mounder.
And so we're walking last night and I'm
always talking to God.
I'm praying and then I say, Holy Spirit,
could you please make this dog poop?
Could you please give her the urge?
She has to poop.
Holy Spirit, she has to poop.
And of course, lo and behold, Phoebe's like,
and I'm like, I can't get it up.
And then we're walking and then I see
her look up because she barks at airplanes.
She does.
So she looks up and I look up
and in the sky, I see a round,
it looked like a smoke ring, like someone
had blown a smoke ring.
It's kind of coming towards me, getting a
little bigger.
In the middle of the smoke ring, I
see a light, but it's like cloudy.
And then I see an airplane and then
I look and the sky is completely clear.
So this is the only thing in the
sky?
There's no cloud.
There's stars and the moon is on the
other side.
And very slowly, the smoke ring dissipates and
the light goes away and it's gone.
And I'm like, all right, God, what else
could that be?
Thank you.
Awesome show.
You know when you're knowing?
Signs and wonders.
You see a sign, makes you wonder.
That's exactly what I thought.
I don't know exactly what the sign is.
It makes me wonder.
I'm like, you want to do it again?
I couldn't, I've got to tell you this.
It was just like a smoke ring coming
towards me and then it dissipated and the
light went away and it was gone.
I've never seen, because I'm always looking up
at the sky.
I see the Starlink satellites.
I've never seen anything like this before.
So I think it was, I'll just take
it as God said, you're welcome, your dog
pooped.
You're good to go.
I know you were like, wait till you
hear what I just saw.
It was pretty wild.
It was really cool.
Yeah.
You know what?
It's time for The Question of the Week.
Alright everybody, Tina has a question.
She knows the question, so she has her
answer.
It's up to me.
The Question of the Week.
Here we go everybody with the Question of
the Week.
Okay.
How do I make you feel loved?
Oh my gosh.
How do you make me feel loved?
Yes.
It's in so many different ways.
First of all, in bed, when we always
snuggle up when we go to bed, and
then you'll give me part of your motorcycle
saddle, even though you really don't want it,
which is basically a pillow between your legs,
like, give me some of that pillow, let
me get on your saddle.
It's how you always give me your feet
to rub your feet, like, I feel that
you love me.
You cook, when you cook for me, I
think that's one of the most loving things
you can do for somebody is cook for
them, even though I really cook a lot.
You cook the meat, but I plan the
meals.
You do, you do.
But also, just when you look at me
in the morning, you know, and I can
see that you're happy, then I feel loved
because I know you feel loved.
Yeah.
And so when I'm unhappy, you look away.
Oh, crap.
It's just like, she don't love me.
It's all over.
And I'm also always saying, I love you.
I love you.
I say it a lot.
You do.
I do, too.
Yeah.
I do, too.
How do I make you feel loved?
Yes, please.
Now, let's talk about that.
How do you make me feel loved?
Yes.
How do I make you feel loved?
Two things.
Only two?
Two significant things.
Well, no.
The most significant things.
Well, I'm very secure in our marriage, like,
very.
Oh, yeah.
You've got golden handcuffs on me, baby.
You got all the money.
Just kidding.
I don't care about that.
Just kidding.
I'm kidding.
The first thing in the morning, when you
say, good morning, Holy Spirit, to me, and
then you always get up, and you walk
to me, and you kiss me, and you
hug me.
Every morning.
Yes, I do.
You do that.
Yeah.
Because I love you.
Because I'm excited to see you.
Yes.
Without fail, you do that.
Without fail.
And the second thing is when you always
hold my hand.
Yes.
Yeah.
I do like that.
But there are many other things.
No, that's fine.
That's fine.
I'll take those two.
And when you cook the meat on the
grill, even though I know how to operate
the grill.
Uh-oh.
And then I gave you some tips the
other day.
I said, you know, it's warmer on this.
You're like, when am I ever going to
have to deal with that?
That's all you're doing.
I'm like, I only need to cook some
hamburgers.
That's all I have to do.
I'm like, I'm not cooking.
I'm not going to be doing little sputnik.
I'm not doing that.
How were those filet mignons I did yesterday?
By the way, we are always so grateful.
Every single night, we thank God before we
eat.
We thank God for K&C Cattle, for
Schneider Ranch, because it's so...
It comes right from God, right into the
grass, into the cows, and it comes right
to us.
There's nothing in between.
There's no supermarket.
There's nothing.
And how good is it?
I mean, literally, we're eating steak, and I
have a potato.
It's so delicious.
And I'm good.
Yes.
And, okay, I get some chocolate afterwards.
And you got brownies waiting for you.
From those Lindt guys.
That guy, the guy you see him on
the package.
That guy does his business for us.
That's beautiful.
So...
I know.
We're very, very grateful.
We're very, very fortunate.
Yes.
Look at our life.
People must be like, oh, listen to these
guys.
Well, we did get in a big fight.
But...
And we were honest about it.
We told y'all.
Yeah.
The last thing I want to just say
is I want to wish all the mothers
out there Happy Mother's Day.
Yes.
Mother comes in very different forms.
You do not have to have children to
be a mother.
No.
That's right.
Nope.
You just be supportive.
You can be supportive to someone.
Amazing woman.
That's right.
Even a mom to a fur baby.
That's also good.
A lot of my friends do not have
children, and they are some of the most
gracious, giving, loving people I know.
That's right.
Happy Mother's Day.
Happy Mother's Day, everybody.
Yes.
Happy Mother's Day, baby, to you.
Thank you.
Let's see if my daughters send me any.
I'm pretty sure one of them at least
is because she sent me a confirmation ahead
of time.
Let it be known to the jury that
I put this card in the mailbox today.
Not today.
Days ago.
Wow.
Days ago.
Sent me a note.
Holy smokes.
I'm shocked.
They know you by now.
Let's hope so.
For a couple of years.
I love you.
I love you, Mrs. Curry.
See you next week.
All right.
I'll be here.
I'll be right here.