She can keep in line, everything's fine, you got all that you need, Curry and the Keeper.
Yeah, Curry and the Keeper.
Curry and the Keeper for September 16, 2025, episode 143.
Curry and the Keeper.
And hello, my queen.
Hello, my love.
Good to be back in the routine with you on the scene.
I figured I'd do two rhymes.
Okay.
Very nice.
Yes.
It is good to be back, but that doesn't mean we're going to be back every week.
Maybe every other week.
And there it is, everybody.
That was the show.
Yes.
We haven't decided yet.
I mean, we have to talk about why we took a little hiatus.
It's been so long.
I know.
I don't remember why we took a hiatus.
Why did we take a hiatus?
It's been about five, six weeks.
Well, it was July 27th.
We started going to the Rebuilding Liberty class.
On Wednesday.
At church.
This was over the summer.
And then it was running late.
Yes.
Right.
It would be eight o'clock.
It would be.
Yes.
And it would make the show be.
We would record much later than usual.
And you turned to me and you said, how about if we just don't do a show tonight?
How about if we take a little bit of a break?
And I was like, thank you.
You were like, yes.
Thank you.
I just wanted to.
Because really, I felt like.
and I know people have sent us so many emails and I appreciate every single one of them,
but I felt like really nobody was listening. And I don't want to be stuck on, I don't want to be
ruled by algos. I don't, I don't want to be ruled by, or, or key metrics, like how many people are
opening up the email. And then when I see like hardly anybody opened it up, then I'm thinking,
why are we even doing this? Well, it turns out a lot of people were listening because they
certainly were very ck sad when they didn't get a show yes we definitely got notes about that yes
yes and i did i did like winnie and who uh lives overseas i think there's probably 18 people yeah
about 10 people but those 18 people are very important but it's so interesting like i know
that that my oh your sister but none of my sisters like they don't even listen they don't
listen well you have to know that for for almost 18 years i've been doing a podcast that no one in
my family actually listens to with any regularity certainly not in its entirety that's just that is
just yeah but you have 900 000 people that do but we have 25 but that's the plight of the podcaster
you know it's just i guess your family never listens to yourself i just needed a break and
And I appreciate you allowing me to.
Well, of course.
Yeah, of course.
And I never did get the sub stack out.
I was going to get a sub stack out today.
I didn't.
I was afraid to.
No, I was gone all day today.
Well, also, we're busy.
We're both incredibly busy.
A lot has been going on.
Yes.
The whole Godcaster project just consumes every other moment that I'm not prepping for.
No agenda, et cetera.
Yes.
Yeah.
and then uh i got a message and it was around the same time like okay time to do the podcast
with pastor jimmy yes i'm like okay well yeah i've podcasts a week it's okay i can do that
you want to talk a little but before we even not at all not at all but i have it on my list to talk
about but first off we were supposed to record last wednesday and when we heard about charlie
kirk's public execution and that's what i'm calling it yeah um we were just we were wrecked
by that news, we were profoundly affected by it. And so there was no way I was going to record and
try to be joyful or talk about silly things. And so that's why we didn't, and a few, we didn't
record. And that's why a few people, a few people did reach out and ask, well, I can't find the show.
I can't find the show. And I said, that's why. So, um, yes, that affected us profoundly.
It still has its effects on us for sure. It really has. And it's just interesting.
and it's interesting how they in quotes are trying to uh form the narrative let's just put it that
oh there's yeah it's ridiculous but anyway my we pray for his his wife and his two little children
and of course the entire the entire although and although we never met him we did see him and um
where was i keep forgetting we were in frisco texas frisco right and he was talking about how
the churches need to get on board with the culture and Christianity,
which is why pastor Jimmy is so, so dedicated to that.
And he and pastor Jimmy did an amazing sermon on Sunday. If you,
if you get a chance, please go listen to it. Amazing.
Honor Charlie Kirk. Very much so.
And every pastor should have talked about that from the pulpit,
every pastor and a lot didn't, a lot did not. So anyway,
you're being scolded by the keeper pastors.
And then also before we go any further, I want to wish a very, very happy birthday to my friend Peggy, Peggy Lydon.
She is.
Did you catch it this year?
Catch what?
Her birthday.
I sent her a card.
Yes.
And her birthday is on the 18th.
Whenever Tina misses someone's birthday, she beats herself up for days.
I feel badly.
I got her.
I sent her a card.
So it's a big 6-0.
Oh, really?
Oh, happy birthday, Peggy.
I didn't realize it was a big one for her.
Happy birthday to my sister, Tony, who she doesn't listen to the show on Saturday.
And then also my mom, whose birthday is on Sunday.
So it's all the September people.
It's all the Virgos, man.
We're the best.
Speaking of September birthdays, you had a birthday.
How was your birthday?
My birthday was, it was great.
I woke up on September 3rd and didn't think that I didn't even remember it was my birthday.
I think it was, it was early.
I woke up early.
I'm like, why do I have 27 text messages?
What happened?
I'm like, oh, that's right.
It's my birthday.
And the highlight was, well, we didn't really do much.
We went out with Pastor Jimmy and Annette.
The highlight was, I have to say, your gift to me was phenomenal.
I am a good gift giver.
You're a great gift giver.
Yeah.
Yes.
I have that.
The undertone here is you suck, Curry.
You're not that great.
I have to put it out there.
You kind of lost your touch with gift giving.
I'm speechless.
Because I give you ideas and links and sizes and colors.
That's what you've done from day one.
No, the very first gift I got from you for Christmas was the most beautiful sterling silver Tiffany bracelet.
That was like chef's kiss.
That was nice.
And it was all downhill from there.
All I know is once again, I'm no good.
Back to you, Bob.
You've lost your touch.
You suck.
Meanwhile, Tina's like, I don't want any gifts.
I don't want any gifts.
I just want a love letter.
Did I give you a love letter?
Yes, you did.
So how could I have lost my touch?
Anyway, back to you, Bob, on your birthday.
Don't call me Bob, Shirley.
So tell them, okay, so you had lots of love.
Shall I tell the class what I got?
You had lots of love.
Lots of love.
And I got a beautiful shofar.
Yes.
Which I am quite adept at blowing already, I should say.
You heard it.
Yes.
You were surprised by that too, weren't you?
Yes, because you're an excellent gift giver.
I know.
So much better than me.
My goodness.
Not only are you the best gift giver, you actually told Pastor Jimmy and Annette what to give me.
I know.
Because you're such a good gift giver.
You rock.
You're the best.
Top of the notch.
Top of the bill.
Woo.
I did do pretty well.
You also got something else from me.
Well, hold on.
I want to talk to that.
So I got a beef branding iron.
A monogram.
With your initials.
With AC.
Yes.
Yes, I did.
Yes.
Oh, babe.
Now I'm going to say, what else did you give me?
I'm sorry.
I've completely forgotten at this very moment in time.
I bought you something that was against my moral code.
Why am I drawing a complete...
I bought you another hoodie.
Oh.
Okay. Well, hold on a second.
Yes. Tell the story.
Why don't you just give me a script?
Tell the story.
Just give me a script or just give me cue cards.
No, go ahead.
Give me a teleprompter. Go ahead, Kara.
I got a very nice hoodie from Tina, which is Saved.
It says S-A-V-D on the front.
Saved.
And it has John 316 on the sleeve.
Yes. And which is really nice. And it's a, it's a cold weather hoodie because there's,
there's differences in hoodies. Oh, you got summer hoodies and fall hoodies.
Totally. And I have hoodies that you've shrunk. I've got all kinds of cool hoodies.
I have not shrunk any of your hoodies. Well, they shrank.
Oh, well maybe you should take over the laundry.
I've offered that millions of times. Okay. It's all yours.
Okay. But then I, why do you, why do you even stay with me? Why do you even,
Why would you kick me out of the house?
And of course,
you only knew Adam,
if you only knew what I do with your hoodies,
you have no idea.
Do you?
No,
you don't.
I save your hoodies as much as I dislike the fact that they take up the
whole laundry basket.
I save them.
I do.
I wash them.
I line dry them.
Then I put them when they're dry.
I put them in the dryer to fluff them up.
So they're not crunchy for you.
You feel bad now?
Yeah, I think I'm going to stop wearing hoodies.
I am just going to stop wearing hoodies.
But that's the truth.
I do do that.
I can't take it anymore.
So you gave me a hoodie.
Thank you.
Appreciate it.
But then I was like, oh, well, you have to throw one out.
And okay.
And then she said, and by the way, it can't be the Matthew West sweatshirt.
That doesn't count.
And so I brought out the cane hoodie, which I've never worn.
You're like, that doesn't count.
You come out with the sheepish green.
And you're like, here, here's this one.
But by the way, the one that I gave you, so I gave you the cane hoodie and the other one, it showed up again in my closet.
It did?
Yeah.
The things my drills instructor told me.
Oh, it did?
Yeah, blood clots, sweat dry, suck it up, buttercup.
That's the one I gave you.
And it showed up, washed, then cleaned and folded in the closet again.
Oh, I don't know how that happened.
But you know what?
You must have put it in the laundry.
No.
Yes, you did.
No, but I'll tell you what.
I think I'm going to stop with the hoodies.
I really do.
I think I'm going to stop.
And let's see how you like my shirts.
Because I guarantee you, it's not about the hoodies.
It's just about a man putting things into the basket.
It has nothing to do with the hoodie.
It's just a man, a humanoid male specimen in your basket.
That's what it is.
I think I'm going to have to stop.
I can't take it anymore.
Okay.
I just can't.
Now that I hear.
Now you're going into winter.
Now that I hear what a burden it is.
No, it's not.
Oh, yes, it is.
It's not a burden.
I just want you to know.
You said you're shrinking my hoodies.
And I'm like, do you know what I do so that that doesn't happen?
How many times have you said, huh, how did that thing shrink?
How did your pants shrink?
I don't know because I don't.
I line dry your pants.
I line dry your shirt.
I line dry your hoodies.
I'm not saying you do it on purpose.
So I don't know.
I take good care of them.
So I do, even though I tease you about your hoodies, I take good care of them.
No, you actually despise them.
Sometimes.
No.
Sometimes.
Have you noticed that there's almost no hoodies in the basket?
Well, why do you keep folding?
Yes.
I'm deathly afraid of the conversation.
I'm like, well, it doesn't smell bad.
I can just fold it up.
Have you noticed my shirt?
my shirts i wear them five times and i know which ones i've worn because the sleeves are still
rolled like that's still good i'm afraid this has been the constant theme of our marriage
i am afraid to put things maybe we need counseling and then the other actually like
um you know your underwear was inside out in the basket
lately you've been putting your underwear inside out in the basket i'm like oh man oh i've yes
you're right i'm sorry i literally how many times i like get in the shower i'm like oh
get up turn it into the right side up because i
you're laughing but it's i am a grown man i'm 61 years old i traumatized by the basket
traumatized you can put your hoodies in the basket i'm not going have you noticed
how few hoodies have come through i have noticed that of late yes of late there it is i wonder
where the hoodies are.
They're just
sweltering away.
Because I did tell you
as long as I rotate
then eventually
they air out
after a week
by the time I'm back to it.
I did say to you
I said you know
when you throw
two hoodies in the basket
the laundry basket
is filled.
I'm going to get you your own.
Yeah.
You say
and I look at the basket
and my heart sinks.
It's so full with hoodies.
Because it happens
when as soon as I've
finished all the laundry
We fold it, hung it up and put it away.
And then I look and I'm like, oh my gosh, how did that happen?
How did that happen?
Anyway.
You won't have to worry.
Let's go to counseling.
It's never going.
We're going to hoodie counseling.
No, no.
It's very easy.
You will not see another hoodie again.
What if you start smelling?
I got to tell you.
Yeah.
You're just going to see shirts and t-shirts.
No more hoodies.
What do you have on right now?
And I'm going to walk around the house in white beaters.
What do you have on right now?
As of now, it starts now.
It starts today.
Babe, that's your brand.
You got the hoodie brand.
I'm very sad.
You have no idea.
I bought you one for your birthday.
I know, but that was like, you know, a gag gift?
Like, hey, here's a gag gift.
No, it wasn't.
I liked it.
I was like, I like this one.
I like it.
Have you noticed how thick that one is?
I didn't realize it was that thing.
If that one goes into the hamper, you'd be like, oh my gosh.
Look, it's so full.
It'll be just one hoodie.
I'm afraid.
See, that one hasn't come through yet, has it?
I'm afraid to put that one in the hamper.
I'm sorry.
You're not sorry.
You're not.
People come to the house and they're like, you're not wearing a hoodie.
That's because I'm afraid.
because if I wore a hoodie when guests are coming over,
you'd be like, are you going to wear that?
Is that what you're wearing?
Seriously?
Is that what you're wearing?
And then people come over casual in their hoodies.
Like, oh, I thought.
Yeah, Brent, in solidarity, he wore a hoodie.
Yeah, I thought it would be cool
because it's the courage I can wear a hoodie
and now I feel out of place.
Yeah, I got a shirt on.
I'm going to have to repent.
No, no, you don't have to repent.
You won't have to repent.
You won't have to look at another hoodie.
They're never coming through.
Whenever you're working out,
Yeah, and then I'll wash one hoodie at a time myself.
Okay.
Make sure you line dry them because they shrink if you put them in the dryer.
Babe.
I iron your shirts.
I lovingly iron your shirts.
The love is dripping off the conversation.
I'm just going to go to the cleaners.
You can do your own.
I'm just going to take my stuff.
You're going to take the hoodie to the cleaners?
Absolutely.
They'll shrink them.
You know, and then I can complain to them.
All right.
I promise you from here on out, here's my solemn promise that I will not make fun of your hoodies.
I will not make a comment in the laundry.
I don't want you to stop wearing them.
I will just zip my lip and do it for God.
Every man listening to this podcast right now knows that they know the face.
They know the look.
Oh, you won't say anything.
They're like, good morning.
Hi.
Good morning.
I promise you, I will do it with a smile.
Look at me.
I will do it with a smile.
You have to believe me.
As we say in the old country, you'll be smiling like a farmer with a toothache.
Don't ask me why they say that, but that is an old country saying.
Anyway, moving on from the hoodies.
This is like people are tired of listening to this.
So let's talk about your new podcast.
Let talk about what you been doing Let not talk about me We been talking about me and my horrible hoodies okay let talk about what you have been doing i haven been doing much you well i a stay
housewife doing hoodies boy oh boy that's not true uh let's see i have started torturing myself
twice a week you seem to enjoy it yes i do i've started i've started working out with a personal
trainer and he kills me, kills me. And I love it. Now, I mean, first of all, your whole routine has
changed over the past. I mean, when, when, when did you finally reach your goal? Was that probably
about two months ago? Oh, my weight goal? Yeah. Yeah. Probably May, May. Which by the way, I mean,
everything has changed. There's no, I mean, we're just eating for all intents and purposes,
is normal not like you know strange times well i mean you still put your your meat on your scale
like i weigh up only that you don't weigh anything else only the beef but i mean i've
throughout the past 10 years you've been through many different cycles of stuff but this one
i think you've really found it it's kind of sticking yeah it really makes you happy i can
tell and i like to eat that way too so i'm primarily eating a lot of protein and what's
interesting for all the hoodie talk oh no here we go tina has had to purchase an entire new wardrobe
now i knew this when it was happening i said well i understand because i'm two sizes smaller now
yeah i understand and then she'll be on she'll be on the couch like um i ordered this and i ordered
this and it's and it's all like it's not it's not like you know i'm not like high-end items no but
But it's voluminous.
There's like, I had to get this.
Well, fall's coming.
I need a new fall wardrobe.
I'm like, well, where's the old fall wardrobe?
I'm keeping that just in case I balloon up again.
The closet is tilting.
It's tilting from my-
I moved half my clothes out and put it in the other closet here.
I know what you did.
But it's still, the house is literally sinking on one side.
I purge a lot, though.
I purge a lot.
I give away a lot of clothes.
Um, yes.
So I've been working.
So my friend Andrea and Dawn, they wanted to work out with, um, this Heather and Ray,
they go to our church and Ray, Ray had a, um, a gym.
He wasn't personal.
Yeah.
He owned his own gym.
Yeah.
And so he brought his gym.
They moved from Connecticut to Texas.
I don't know how long ago, not too long ago.
And so he has a whole gym.
And so Andrea said, why don't the three of us work out with him?
And I said, okay.
We'll do a group workout.
Yeah, we'll do a group workout.
So we did a couple of group workouts and I was like, you know, I kind of, I kind of want to do some private.
Like, cause I like to push myself.
You do.
And so I bought a package from him.
And so I work out once a week privately with him.
And then I work out with, um, with the girls.
So twice a week.
Um, and I, it is torture today.
We did late.
You seem to enjoy it.
I do, but it's a love hate thing.
I mean, it is hard.
He pushes me hard, hard.
And I like it.
I like it.
And they're so sweet.
They're so sweet.
And I love their dog, Maverick.
The only thing is you come home and, yeah, you say, their dog is so cute, Maverick.
And Phoebe always like, oh, she just went to work out.
I'll just go sit over here because Maverick, Maverick is the best.
And then the second thing you say, my car's dirty and dusty from their road.
I don't like their road.
They live on a, like, I think they have like 50 acres a lot.
And so they have a gravel road.
And so the dust flies up and my car gets very dusty.
And I told him, I said, you should sell car wash packages with your training packages.
So that's why they both have white cars.
But you look pretty, pretty rad.
I'm getting strong.
I'll tell you.
You look pretty rad.
I'm getting pretty strong.
So thank you, honey.
I appreciate that.
Yeah, you're looking pretty good.
You're looking pretty good.
Yeah.
So that's what's going on with me.
That's it?
Come on.
Well, that's the big.
You're doing tons of stuff.
Big stuff.
I'm just doing little things here and there, which kind of ties into my God shot.
We'll get it.
You seem to be super busy.
Well, you are also a lady that lunches.
If there's not, you go to lunch.
And by the way, it's not like we're not in Downton Abbey lunch, but you're going to lunch
three times a week.
Yeah, I go to lunch quite a bit.
Yeah.
And you walk every morning for 45 minutes.
I get up and walk with my weighted vest.
I met Leah with her dog, Charlie.
And now there's Clarence.
And so we were driving.
I was like, oh, there's one of my sisters in the weighted vest.
You know them all.
Like, hey, hey, Tina, how are you doing?
Do they even know your name or just like this way?
Yeah, they know my name.
Clarence and Leah know my name.
And so it's getting darker.
And I was like, you should get a reflective vest.
And of course she doesn't.
So I get you a reflective vest, which you have not worn yet.
No, it's in my car though.
Yeah.
I try not to, I really don't want to walk in the dark.
Yeah, but you should, well, it's going to be dark pretty soon.
Yeah.
It's just, but you should figure out how to put it on because it's not as simple as you think.
Oh, okay.
You got to unhook one thing on the left.
Oh, okay.
And then you got to put the light on because it flashes.
Yes.
Yeah, that's lovely.
They're like, there's that nerd walking with a flashing light.
At least you'll be a living nerd.
Yeah.
Come on, man.
I don't want to get mowed over.
No.
That's for sure.
And you know, you're always listening to your-
My Grace Oasis prayer.
Grace Oasis prayer.
So I don't know if you're really aware.
Do you have one bud in or two?
I have two, but I can hear.
It's not loud.
I can totally hear.
I'm very, very aware.
When I walk Phoebe, I'll have one earbud in.
Usually always have one in.
Yeah, because I want to hear what you have to say.
Yeah, yeah.
I do.
But also outside, I don't want something like sneaking up on me or a car coming up behind me.
I'm not hearing it.
That would be horrible.
So I need to hear.
Yeah, yeah.
You should.
No, no, I can totally hear.
It's not that loud.
I can totally hear.
Yes, yeah.
So I've been working on that.
I'm working with the church on the women's ministry.
We have a big event coming up next month.
So we're doing that.
Harvest Project Texas is starting to kick in.
I think we're going to probably do the Rev 1211 Orchestra again for Christmas.
Unless you found somebody.
Well, if you got Matthew West money.
Well, yeah.
Last time I heard you weren't quite there.
Well, we're going to get there.
We're going to raise it.
So I've been doing that.
I, you know, I, I edited my girlfriend, Karen's devotional books.
So I did that.
It all ties into my God shot.
So we can talk about that a little bit in a little bit.
Okay.
But yeah, no, I mean, we've just been busy.
We went to Austin.
We went and saw our friends, Tiffany and Rob, and we went out for sushi.
That was nice.
That restaurant was so loud though.
Austin in general, it's just, you drive to Austin.
It takes forever to get there.
It does.
That doesn't bother.
I don't, I don't mind going to Austin.
No, it's like an hour, 45 minutes.
Yeah.
If you're going into Austin.
Yeah.
But it just, it just feels, I don't know.
It feels a little foreign.
It feels, it kind of feels like New York in the late eighties.
It's a little grungy.
Yeah.
It's way busier than it used to be.
I mean, are we just old and funny-duddy now?
I think so.
Is that part of what it is?
I think that's what it is.
I think once you're out in nature and, you know, I can't imagine walking Phoebe on city blocks.
Oh.
Can you imagine?
No.
Gross.
Yeah.
No, it just is.
I don't know.
Gross.
Yeah.
I'm just like thinking of all the garbage on the sidewalks.
Yeah.
There's a lot of garbage.
The restaurant, very busy, very loud.
Everyone is an influencer.
Yeah.
Doesn't everyone look like they're an influencer?
Oh, yeah.
I told you I went to that event.
There was nothing but beautiful people there.
I'm thinking, why are these people so beautiful?
They're all influencers.
It was odd because it was the whole audience.
What event was that?
Oh, gosh.
When I went to that health summit months ago.
At the arena?
Yes, at the arena.
I was looking at my notes.
I have two sets of notes.
I have notes for the show today, and I have notes when we were going to do the show back in early August.
And I was like, oh, that's right.
I went to the Brandon Lake and Phil Wickham concert with Brandy.
That's right.
That was end of July, which was phenomenal.
Phenomenal.
So much so that we got Brandon Lake tickets.
He's coming to San Antonio in April.
But Brandy, she has this beautiful jacket that she got at the Lauren Daigle concert.
And it says huge letters, Jesus, in the back in pearls.
It is gorgeous.
And she brought her jacket.
She goes, gosh, I'm worried about insulting someone.
I'm like, what?
I go, why?
At a Brandon Lake concert?
No, we went out to dinner.
We went out to dinner.
She's like, I wonder if this is going to insult somebody.
I said, who cares?
Insult somebody.
Yes.
And so we're at dinner.
So she's got her jacket on.
She's got, I'm facing out towards the restaurant.
She's facing towards the wall.
Sure enough, this waitress comes up and goes, oh my gosh, I love your jacket.
Of course.
That's what you're going to get.
I know.
It was so.
Interesting.
It was really, really sweet.
But so we take a driver to go to the concert because we don't want to deal with parking
because it's just, you know how it is when we went to see Lauren Daigle.
It was just crazy.
Yes, I remember when we were first at the wrong venue.
Then the parking situation was all messed up.
No one knew where to go.
Yes, I remember.
So we're on our way there and she chews this.
It's high-grade nicotine gum.
It's just got nicotine in it because I guess it's supposed to help
with the spike proteins from COVID, I guess.
And so she chews it.
So she's like, would you like to try it?
I go, sure, I'll try it.
Let me guess.
Were you bouncing out?
Did you jump up on the stage?
Oh, my God.
I felt like I was drugged.
I'm not kidding you all.
It is a drug.
How many milligrams of nicotine was in there?
I don't know.
Not many.
Maybe two.
But I don't ever put that stuff in my body.
I don't know.
I don't remember.
His vape is like 0.3.
Oh, I don't even know.
But I was like, I can't chew this.
I feel high.
I felt high.
Of course.
Yes.
That's funny.
But I had a great time.
I had a great time.
But you didn't get COVID.
No, I haven't.
I think she got sick right after that, too, I think.
Oh, yeah, of course.
But no, I didn't get COVID.
So I didn't know that about it.
Or whatever.
I remember that about nicotine with COVID.
Remember that?
Oh.
When that came out?
Well, we were talking about it early on because all these old Asian men who would sit around
and smoke all day, they were fine.
Oh.
Yeah.
And there's a lot of research being done about just nicotine, not smoking, obviously.
but just nicotine. And you know, there, there's a, I'm not, I'm not a doctor,
so do whatever you feel is best. I could, it affected me immediately.
But they even say it affects testosterone positively. Oh yes. That,
that, you know, when we were talking about,
I think I was talking about on no agenda that we had had this conversation about
testosterone and I'll go get a panel. Oh yes. Yeah. Yeah. Is that in your notes?
It is.
Yeah.
And so people are like, don't get TRT, because that's the replacement, testosterone replacement.
Don't get it.
Nicotine is already doing it for you.
All these people, everyone has an opinion.
Believe me.
Oh, interesting.
So when we go do the hormone panel, then it'll be interesting to see.
They'll be like, Mr. Curry.
You're perfect.
You have the testosterone levels of a 20-year-old.
What are you doing here, Mr. Curry?
Yes, that's what they're going to say.
I can tell you're so virulent, Mr. Curry.
Well, we'll get to that in a minute, but I just want to finish up with Brandy.
So Brandy and I went shopping not too long ago.
And so we shop really well together.
She cracks me up and I tried on these jeans.
You know, the new style are these barrel jeans.
So you would hate them because they look like barrels, but they're short.
You know, and you're like, oh.
So they're too short and they're too wide.
Yes.
And so I tried them on and I'm like, look at these jeans.
I go, what?
I was looking at Brandy.
I go, what are these jeans called?
I forget what they're called.
She looked at me.
She goes, ugly.
Yes, there you go.
That's my girl right there.
You knew this story, though.
That's my girl.
So anyway, that was pretty funny.
But anyway, okay, going back to, I made you a doctor's appointment.
I dragged you to the dermatologist.
Oh, another one of your great things.
You're like, you know, your nose or something.
You've been saying this for months.
Like, what's growing on your nose?
There's nothing growing on my nose.
It's a little lily pad.
no there's nothing
I was worried
do you know how many women will be so delighted
to be married to me
so
are you threatening me
no I'm just asking
if you know
no in the
light it's just
I thought I saw something and I just worry about you
because when you go in the sun you like
fry like a french fry and i'm like okay let's go and we go and and the the lovely doctor's like no
you're fine there's nothing wrong it's all you're good to go but what did you say afterwards thanks
for taking me yes he said thanks for taking me that's what you said and i went willingly i there
was no screaming and kicking ever since my mouth overhaul i'm pretty good with these things yeah
i'm like okay whatever and so we were out to dinner with pastor jimmy and annette and we start talking
about hormone panels and testosterone.
And we basically, all of us bullied you into going to get a hormone panel.
No, I said, whatever.
I'm good.
I'm fine.
We'll do it.
You'll see.
You all will see.
Okay.
Oh, Mr. Curry.
Mr. Curry.
Can we please put you in our hall of fame?
You know what?
You guys do bully me.
All of you.
Y'all gang up on me all the time.
That's a good point.
You are a bunch of bullies.
Bullies.
Bullies, I tell you.
all just bullying me pastor jimmy does not bully you at all he sits there behind
yeah yeah yeah bully him bully him no he doesn't no you you just you just yeah um
so you want to talk about your new phone you got
i'm glad you wrote all this stuff down i got it on my list i mean my list well it was a very sad
day because now that I have to communicate with pastors.
Yes.
Cause they are.
They texted you back.
Not all of them,
but some of them have,
but pastors are,
and I got this from pastor Jimmy.
They're very busy by the way.
Pastors get,
they get text messages and emails 24,
seven people wanting prayer and doing things and all kinds.
Also running a church.
There's a lot,
a lot going on there.
So when they show interest in God cast,
So I'm like, okay, yeah, I'll text you.
And I text and it's like crickets.
And a couple of times I heard, oh, well, your text went to spam.
Do you have text spams?
I didn't even know that existed.
Oh, yes.
But I mean, did it go to spam automatically?
No, it just shows up in my text.
There's not a spam folder for text.
Well, apparently these pastors have it.
How do we get it?
How did they have iPhones?
On my phone, I have it.
I don't have that on my iPhone.
But anyway, you may want to look.
I think there is a spam folder on the iPhone.
For text messages.
Yeah, for text messages.
Because if I say delete, it'll say delete and report junk.
But it does not go in a separate folder.
I think there is.
Well, anyway, the whole, I don't mind being the green bubble,
but um if you don't have the modern android then your messages just get lost they show up in
in old conversations all kinds of things and i have my graphene os phone which is just my
you can't track me phone well you can not only cannot track you but you just can't communicate
with the rest of the world right you were not getting messages right or they weren't getting
mine and i didn't know now turns out some of these pastors just will never answer me
But that has nothing to do with it.
But you don't know because some are like, oh, no, I didn't get your message.
Right, right.
And so I broke down and I got a phone.
I got an actual real human being.
Yes, it's a smartphone.
It folds in half.
I figured if I'm going to get one, I better get a cool one.
Yeah, you were like, look at my phone.
And then I look over and you're lovingly cleaning it.
I'm like, oh, no, he's come to the dark side.
Well, the reason is these, this is a Samsung.
If you fold it and there's like a dust or dirt particle, then it could scratch the screen.
That's the only thing that.
But it doesn't have, you don't need a case then, huh?
Well, I figured, no, it seems I'm going to fold it in half.
Well, it's a flexible screen.
What are you breaking?
Oh, that's a good point.
I don't know.
Nothing, probably.
Yeah.
But.
You like it?
I have to say I get things done a lot quicker you know what it is It has more features than my phone too Well and I know that you know because the minute you
I try not to put any Google stuff in there because the minute you put in your
Google credentials, then it's like,
then everything, then your battery starts to wear down.
Like what's going on?
Google's just sucking all your information out.
There's all, and there's things popping up like,
like every other day, don't you want to use the Samsung wallet?
Oh, yes.
I don't want a Samsung wallet.
Go away.
And it just keeps coming back.
You can't delete it.
So there's a lot of things I don't like about it.
But in general, yes.
Welcome to the dark side.
It feels bad.
It really does.
It feels like, you know, I had to give up.
In order to be a part of normal business transactions, I had to get a modern phone.
And if I didn't have to do it for Godcaster and business transactions,
then I would not have done it.
But here we go.
So thank you.
Yes, I am quite sad about that.
Yeah, I know.
I don't feel special.
That's why I had to get the folding phone.
So people go like, wow, that's cool.
I said, yeah, your iPhone can't do that.
You were not happy.
I know you were not happy that you had to get it.
I know.
You didn't see me like, oh, I've got a new phone.
But then when I saw you lovingly clean it, I'm like, uh-huh.
It wasn't lovingly.
Oh, you were gentle.
You were like, okay, it's okay.
I'm going to wipe it down.
Now I just wipe it on my hoodie.
Oh, that's going to end.
I can't wipe it on my hoodie anymore.
I wouldn't want to scratch it on the buttons of my shirt.
You can wear your hoodie.
No, it's over now.
I'm done.
Oh, man.
All right.
Now, do you want to talk about your new podcast?
You have one you're producing and one you're doing with Pastor Jimmy.
Yes.
So Pastor Jimmy and I, all of a sudden, I don't know what it was.
It was around the same time that we were kind of deciding to take a break.
And I said, brother, I think it's time to start our podcast.
and he says, I think you're right.
And had you talked about this before?
Like we're going to do a podcast in the future or was it just from time to time?
We're like, you know, one day we got to do a podcast.
I think we've known this for a long time, but just also now it was time.
And in church, the title came to me.
Yes.
Which I immediately told you and Damonette, I said, we get to do this.
Cause that's, that's a Jimmy.
Yes.
That's one of the many things he says, we get to do this.
It's like, that's a great podcast.
And who came up with God, the world, and other things?
Is that you?
No, that, I think.
Or Jimmy, is that a Jimmy-ism?
I don't know if he's used it in the past,
but when I did an episode of Living Up in the Down World,
he said, yeah, and just our conversations.
I think when we go out to dinner sometimes,
we haven't had one of those in a long time.
No, I'm going out of town.
Oh, no, he's out of town, too.
No, everyone's gone.
I'm just here.
By the way, Saturday, I have a date.
I have a date Saturday.
Oh, with whom?
Oh, wouldn't you like to know?
I am your wife and you're calling it a date.
First of all, I'm going to wear my hoodie.
I've been invited to be a table mate at Boots and Barbecue with Matt Long and Gail.
Oh.
You didn't tell me anything.
You didn't tell me when your daughter's coming in town.
It just came in today.
I just remembered.
That'll be fun.
That'll be a good thing.
Well, they invited both of us.
Yeah.
And like, Tina's out of town.
Well, do you want to come?
Say, oh yeah, sure.
It's from six to nine.
Yeah, good.
I noticed that if I don't tell you immediately what I've scheduled, you're very upset with me.
You've got a secret life, Adam Curry.
Yeah.
Oh yeah.
It's in this studio.
I have a date.
Your reaction just said it all right there.
When I said, oh, instead of, oh, that's fun.
Oh, you didn't tell me that.
When were you going to tell me that?
I don't know.
When I have two seconds alone with you.
Okay.
Well, that'll be a fun event.
And that's very nice of them to invite you.
You just can't win tonight.
Ever.
Just ever.
You just can't win tonight.
Sorry.
Save me.
No, it'll be fun.
That was really, really nice.
We went to that last year.
Yeah.
Hey, at least you won't be eating Whataburger.
Oh, another thing.
Okay.
When I'm gone.
I told Ray and Heather this today.
When I'm gone and you're going to go to Whataburger,
you may not have the chocolate shake because it's going to give you dementia.
I didn't say that.
No.
I said, tell the full story.
What I said.
You said, you said.
Okay.
I'll try to do the voice.
hey, when I'm out of town,
and I know you're going to go to Whataburger
because you always do,
you can't have the chocolate shake
because there's 16,000 grams of sugar
and you're going to get dementia.
And you said, you have to promise me you won't have,
it's like, that's like,
I have one chocolate shake a month.
And now that one chocolate shake,
I mean, forget the Whataburger
because that's super healthy.
No, that one chocolate shake is,
you're going to come home and be like,
what?
were you gone i'm sorry i had a water burger chocolate shake i don't
are you crying yet because this is my life
i'm like oh she's gone great i can have water burger hey by the way while i'm gone
uh and you're gonna go to water burger i know you are you may not have that chocolate shake
I said to you, I said.
It's okay to have a high fructose corn syrup, Dr. Pepper?
Is that okay?
Is that going to be fine for me?
And who told you this?
Brandy?
Did Brandy tell you this?
Who told you about this?
I saw it.
Did you see it on Instagram?
Yes.
Yes, Instagram.
Of course.
It was on Instagram.
Yes.
Instagram.
The guy was showing how much 16 teaspoons of sugar.
Yeah.
take our sugar and dump in 16 teaspoons in a glass.
That's why I was like, babe, I know you're going to do a Whataburger,
but please don't drink the chocolate shake.
That is not what you said.
You said you can't have the chocolate shake.
It's going to give you dementia.
I did say.
Because some dude on Instagram showed me, look at all the sugar.
And did he go like, where was I?
No, because he doesn't drink it.
Yeah, you'll come home and he'll be like, what's your name?
How does, by the way, I apologize for anybody who has relatives with dementia because it's not fun to make fun of.
No, no, it is.
It's all just ingest.
But what does this guy know?
Does he have a lab coat on?
He measures all the sugar.
Does he have a lab coat on?
I believe so, yes.
And how do we know this?
Since when did sugar give you dementia?
Oh, it's bad.
Yeah.
Insulin resistance.
Look it up.
I've studied insulin resistance.
you have too much glucose in your body.
I don't take any.
Okay.
I'm not.
I don't want to hear.
Anywho.
Again.
Why are you even with me?
Why don't you go date the guy from Instagram?
Because I love you so much and you're stuck with me.
Sorry.
It's like jail.
I'm stuck with her forever.
You made a covenant.
I did.
That's right. Okay. So that's, we get to do this. So I would encourage everybody to listen to it. It's really a great podcast. We're recording one tomorrow. Oh, good. And it's, it's, I love how you, it's tie in what's going on culturally and yes. And then tying in scripture, which obviously pastor Jimmy is just, you know, a genius at that. Um, but it's a phenomenal show. It really is.
Basically the conversations we have at dinner anyway.
Yeah.
And except that, you know, without interruption from our wives, sorry.
You know, so we just sit there.
Oh, do Annette and I interrupt your flow of conversation?
No, we're just so incredibly courteous that we're like, okay, we probably shouldn't talk so much.
We want to pay attention to the girls, the twins, the terror twins.
I mean, we call you the twins, but it's the terror twins.
Yeah.
yeah
now I'm just thinking
I might as well tell you now
if you're leaving at noon
and I'm recording at 10
I don't know if I can get back here in time to say goodbye to you
I figured
I'm just thinking about it now
because before tomorrow you say
you didn't tell me that
you didn't give me the calendar
it's okay
alright I'll text you
I told my sister
I said, I'll share my location with you because I'm taking an Uber in case I get kidnapped.
Another thing from Instagram.
Yes.
Oh, so anyway, that's not a problem.
That's okay.
How much?
Do you have your phone?
Yeah.
Tell me how much screen time Instagram you had today.
Okay.
Let's see.
How do I check that?
Oh, please.
Screen time?
Oh, please.
You don't know how to check screen time?
I will be happy to tell you how much screen time I had today.
For Instagram.
Okay.
But you're normally on your iPad.
You ready?
Your phone doesn't really count.
You ready?
Yeah.
15 minutes.
How about your iPad?
I don't know that it tracks by device.
Oh, yeah.
It tracks by device?
Yeah, of course.
And do you have yesterday?
I don't think it tracks by device.
It tracks by...
No, of course it does.
I don't see it.
Yesterday?
You don't have today?
It doesn't have screen time on your iPad?
This is on my phone.
No, but look on your, you have your iPad right there.
No, you, oh, you're looking on your phone to see if it's, no.
But look on your iPad.
But it's synced, my iPad and my.
No, maybe I'm wrong.
What are you trying to prove here?
I forgot.
Now I'm interested.
I forgot what my point was.
Okay.
It does not show by device.
It says messages, one hour and 18 minutes.
YouTube, 26.
Instagram, 15.
Mail, 11.
Spotify, eight minutes.
Bible, five minutes.
Five minutes Bible?
No, YouTube is Bible too.
Yes.
Yeah.
Well, that's not too bad.
No, because I was busy all day today.
Yeah.
Sometimes I'm just like-
I'm down 8% from last week.
So what's your point again, Mr. Curry?
I'm so happy.
What's your point?
I don't, I really, you know what?
I had a shake the other day, so I don't remember what my point was.
It's already happening.
It's happening.
You're funny.
So the other podcast that you're producing with Jonah Mandel.
I'm very, very, very pleased about this because we need to get younger people podcasting.
And the reason why is because, you know, it's just throwing stuff away on Instagram and TikTok and, you know, whatever else is, it's no good.
It does nothing for yourself or for anybody, really, as far as I'm concerned.
And once I started talking to people about hyper-local podcasting and doing stuff for your community, your church, your school, people started reacting very positively.
Because so many people think, well, if I'm going to do a podcast, you're going to be like Joe Rogan, you're going to be number one, you're going to be number one in the charts.
Like, no, you can just do something for the people around you.
You'll see it'll be very fulfilling.
and I was in church a few weeks back maybe a month and a half and uh pastor Brian's a son
one of the three the eldest Jonah he's 14 and uh and I'm like hey will you be interested in
the podcast yeah totally I'm like okay and so we did one and the first one I mean he came prepared
he knew exactly what he wanted to do and that included me being his first guest I'm like okay
That's kind of fun.
And then the second one, he had his friend on, Gage.
And Gage maybe one or two, a year and a half older.
And I set them up and they started.
And I was like, oh, my Lord, this is fantastic.
These guys are naturals.
And they're just, they are on fire for Jesus and talking about how they bring their faith into school.
And it was so good.
It's called Young and Faithful.
Yes.
And you can get it.
I need to listen to that episode.
Bridge Church on the Godcaster or HelloFred.fm.
Or even better, get the Godcaster app.
One word, Godcaster.
Yes.
iOS and Android.
Yes.
It works on all platforms.
It costs nothing.
No algos, no ads, no tracking, no nothing.
And you can get Curry and the Keeper there.
You can get We Get to Do This.
You can get Living Up in a Down World.
And, of course, Young and Faithful.
and all of the local Fredericksburg Bridge Church-related podcasts.
It's a hootenand, I can tell you.
But wherever you are, you will get your local podcast, your local church,
your local faith-based radio station that tracks you, doesn't track you.
It knows what your location and brings up the most, you know, the things that are near you.
So it's very local-oriented.
Yeah, nice, nice.
And Tina sometimes uses it.
Usually she's still listening to Sirius XM to The Message.
I'm scouting new songs.
No, you're not.
I listen to Godcaster.
I do way more than I used to.
Yeah, I just forget about it.
I get in my car.
Can you look at your screen time for Godcaster?
Oh, my gosh.
One minute.
You still haven't said what the point was behind that, but we'll move on.
But the point behind what?
The screen time.
I don't remember.
I literally don't remember.
I don't remember what the point was.
That's right.
Tonight I'll wake up and go, oh, babe, wake up.
I remember it was such a good gag, but I forgot the payoff.
So we went out to dinner tonight.
We went out to dinner with our friends, Chris and Brandy.
And so we're sitting there.
All of a sudden, Laura Logan shows up.
She's like, hey, hi.
We're like, oh, hi.
And so then Laura's there and Katie Hopkins.
Katie Hopkins is huge in the UK.
Oh, everybody knows Katie Hopkins.
And Roseanne Barr shows up.
We're like, hey.
Yeah.
And Luke Coffey.
Luke Coffey, yes.
Who produces.
And I think it's Keith.
It's Keith.
Isn't it Keith?
Keith Warr.
So he and Joe Coffey produce Laura Logan's podcast.
And it's interesting because Arch Ray is this huge place.
And it's certainly not early.
On the weekends, it gets busy.
Nobody's in there.
It's sad.
Well, that's one way of putting it.
But tonight it was hopping.
All the celebs were there.
So y'all missed out.
You should come and watch for the Fredericksburg celebs at Arch Ray.
Yes.
It's totally the place to be.
I know.
But it was nice to be there with Chris and Brad.
Yeah, it was really, really nice.
It was really nice dinner.
They're so easy to be around.
We love them.
Hey, what do you say?
You want to do a God shot?
Well, do you want to talk about the big trip coming up in March, where we're going?
Oh, yes.
Where are we going, baby?
Oh, goodness.
What?
I know where we're going.
We're going to Israel.
Oh, yay.
Yes.
I know where we're going.
You had to sit there and think.
No, I'm just like, you know, like the big trip in March.
And I'm about to say, where are we going?
Like, you know, why don't it's like, just give me a teleprompter.
You just feed me the lines.
I'm quick.
I'm on the ball.
I know we're going to Israel.
Bridge Church has organized a tour group to take about 45 to 50 people to Israel.
And so we were Johnny on the spot and signed up immediately because it's a Bible tour.
So we are super excited about it.
In a tour bus.
Yes, which is not the Adam Curry way, but he's going to put aside his divinists and go on a tour bus.
Tour bus, okay.
Yes.
It was kind of funny, though, because there wasn't a lot of information about it.
and then somehow it's almost like the game of telephone
where someone said, well, you know, here we're staying in a kibbutz.
Yes.
And then there were multiple people in an uproar.
And I'm like, well, that's kind of roughing it,
but okay, if we're going to get on the tour bus and stay in a kibbutz,
okay, I'm game, but a lot of people are like,
what is this with a kibbutz?
And so I just called the big honcho.
I said, are we staying in a kibbutz?
No, it's a hotel.
In the kibbutz.
Okay.
Woo!
Okay.
I didn't even know what a kibbutz is.
Well it like a socialist camp But this is run by Messianic Jews though It doesn matter You still have to like milk the goats Oh I wonder if we going to have to milk some goats I wouldn mind
I would try it.
I said, I really want to be immersed in the culture.
I'm excited.
If you're in a kibbutz, you'll be very immersed.
People usually go to kibbutz and stay for a month.
Oh, I'm excited to go.
You know who would do that?
Who?
A girl on the mountain.
Jill?
No, on the mountain.
She's climbing right now.
Kilimanjaro.
Shana.
I have not seen any posts from her.
She's climbing Kilimanjaro.
I hope she's okay.
Me too.
I mean, Kilimanjaro.
I mean, you come.
There is a route you can walk, but at a certain point you need oxygen.
Oh, I hope she's okay.
I have not seen anything on.
I hear the signals really bad about Kilimanjaro.
Yeah, like 15,000 feet up.
It's not necessarily a cell tower up there.
Yeah.
Well.
Here I said, Jill?
Jill?
Yeah.
Like Jill's going to be on Mount Kilimanjaro?
No, no, no.
Jill milking goats.
Oh.
Jill's longhorn is ready to have a baby.
And she's like, as soon as that baby's born, I'm going to hold on to that baby.
Yeah.
With all the gup all over it and everything.
To bond with it.
She is a trad wife.
Yeah.
I like how you say, does the longhorn come out with the longhorns?
I don't know.
Comes out with his head sideways.
I don't know.
Sorry, mom.
Here I come.
Yeah, we heard the story about Phoebe almost getting too close to her.
Hooked.
Hook of horns.
Oh, goodness.
Yeah.
Nah, she knows what she's doing.
She's like, whatever, I'll just walk away.
Yeah.
Not a problem.
We had them over for dinner last night, Mike and Jill.
For his birthday.
They're good people.
And Phoebe loves them.
So as soon as they walked in, Phoebe was like, am I going somewhere?
I'm going, am I going.
Where am I going?
Am I going to go play with the other dogs and the cats?
We profusely thanked her for rehabilitating our dog.
Yes, she has.
So, okay, we can go on to Godshot.
It's time for Tina's Godshot.
There's a lot related to this.
You kept saying that's part of my Godshot, part of my Godshot.
I'm ready for you.
I remember talking to you about this, and I talked to Annette about it too.
when I was witnessing how joyful you are being obedient to God
when it relates to Godcaster.
Like I, so much joy.
I haven't seen it today, but because you were coding all day.
You haven't been here.
Yeah, I haven't been home today.
But I was joyous until the hoodie thing came.
Yeah, I repent.
But I just was seeing this, how joyful you were and how happy it made you.
And this was a directive that God gave you and you're going down this path and things were just clicking and going right.
And I really wanted a piece of it.
And I felt like something was missing.
I felt like something was missing.
Like, well, I want that.
Why?
You know, I didn't I wasn't seeking it for affirmation or accolades.
I was only seeking it because I wanted to serve God.
The joyfulness of serving God.
Yes, of serving God in that way.
And so I was talking to Annette about it.
We were driving to Austin and she was saying, you know, maybe your role right now is to be supportive of your husband while he's doing this new endeavor.
You know, making sure that he has clean hoodies.
Well, how's that working out for you?
Are they dirty?
Oh, no, they are.
But where's the joy?
I'm missing the joy piece.
No, she didn't say that.
But no, she said maybe that's what you're supposed to do now, which is very different because I'm fiercely independent, as you know.
I've carved my way several times when I've started new lives, you know.
And so that was, I didn't think about that.
And so I was going on my prayer walk, you know, and I listened to, I listened to the Grace Oasis.
And then after, after I pray with that, I listened to the audio, the audio, I then go into my own prayer.
And I, what I heard was that God said, Tina, all that you're doing counts.
Everything you're doing counts.
Everything you're doing with Harvest Project Texas, the help you did with Moms for Liberty, editing Karen's devotional, being there to help Dawn with the press club, all of it, all of it counts.
And you are doing a lot.
You are serving well.
And so then he led me to Mark 4, 24.
And this is what Jesus, this is Jesus talking.
Then he added, pay close attention to what you hear.
The closer you listen, the more understanding you will be given and you will receive even more.
So I was like, okay, I gotcha.
I gotcha.
And so that settled my heart a lot.
Like I don't feel that something's missing, something's missing because I am doing a lot of things for the Lord.
And that's what I always told you is like, you're doing so many different things, but yeah.
Yeah.
But do you feel the joy?
Yes.
I let go of the expectation.
And when you let go of the expectation, then you can be joyful.
Because we have a tendency to see what isn't there versus what is there.
And that's what God was saying, was look at what you're doing.
Look at what you're doing.
Well, I see it.
I see it.
So I'm joyful now.
I can tell.
Yeah.
It's not always joyful.
believe me sometimes like meeting number five with people who can't get over the bridge or
i'm trying to code my way out of a paper bag isn't but when it when when it's good it's good
but it's it's all about the journey i guess yes it is no thank you for sharing yeah it's beautiful
yeah hey let's thank some okay now it's time to hear from the coke suckers don't worry it won't
Oh.
We got to hear from those cocksuckers now.
And what did you say?
What did you say?
Now it's time to hear from the cocksuckers.
Hey, we did get some value for value.
Now, unfortunately, I went to the P.O. box, as you commanded me to do.
I went to the post office.
I sent off our tax payment.
uh got the certified thingamabob did all of that but i forgot to take my p.o box key so i don't know
if there was there something in the p.o box since not really what was that what's that letter that's
been that been on that thing forever uh on your side of the studio this is from our og sam and
yay michael anastasio yes and i want to wish him and his wife happy anniversary they just celebrated
one not too long ago he sent us while we were on our little hiatus yes um two half bottles of wine
So he said, young couple, since only half of the hosts actually drink wine on the show, I have altered my wine donation to half-sized bottles.
The quality of the wine is the same as expected, just less volume, which you already drank one.
I had the red.
Because the other one was a Sautern.
It's a Sautern, right?
Well, that's the one we're supposed to drink together, the Sautern.
He said, I missed the podcast, but hope you're having a nice break from the show with love and appreciation.
You're OG Sam and Yair.
P.S.
I feel one of the bottles may inspire the return of Tipsy Tina.
Let's see if you can guess which one.
It's probably the Sautern, right?
Yes.
That was the wine that you wanted to order on our first date because you thought it was going to, you know.
No, I had it on high authority.
John C. Dvorak.
High authority.
Like he's a dating machine.
I think, you know, he had his motorcycles back in the day.
He was a motorcycle guy.
Ew.
Goodness gracious.
Thank you very much, OG Salmonier.
Thank you.
And yes, I had the half bottle.
That was phenomenal.
And we will have the, I mean, are you ever going to drink wine on the show?
Are you ever going to drink that Sautern?
Yes.
Next show.
Next show?
Yes.
Okay.
I promise.
And so even if you like.
Isn't it a dessert wine?
Is it a dessert wine?
So do we need chocolate with it?
It's a sexy time wine.
Oh, sexy time.
It's a sexy time wine.
Okay.
It's a sexy time wine.
All right.
It's more like a Saturday night record the podcast or Friday night.
Friday night.
I got to get up early on Sunday.
Yes.
You can have some chocolate with it.
Okay.
That'll be very nice.
All right.
We want to thank Steve Weiss, who supports us.
$50.
And his lovely wife.
Sent two 25s.
Thank you, Steve.
Through the fountain subscription service.
Cole Dial, $25.
Thank you, Cole.
Oh, thank you, Cole.
And Comicstrip Blogger, as always.
CSB.
With 9,000 sats, which is meaningful these days.
Howdy, Lovebirds, Tina Anatomy says.
Here's $10 via Bitcoin to welcome you back after hiatus.
Thank you.
Today, I'd like to recommend the daily podcast, Real Coffee with Scott Adams, the Dilbert creator.
He's still alive. Praise God.
He is. And he seems to be doing better.
Oh, good, good, good.
He gives very clever personal advice like systems over goals and how to reframe things to be more efficient, etc.
His dog named Snickers passed away and he now has two young cats.
Oh.
Okay.
Yo, CSB.
Thank you.
From www.trading.toys.
Okay.
Yeah, which is basically Bitcoin charts.
Oh, okay.
Nice.
All right.
Which you did.
And there is a 9364, 9364, get it?
Your birthday.
September 3rd, 1964, sats from the OG Salmonier.
Oh, Michael.
And he has a birthday too.
When's his birthday?
I don't know, but it's around your birthday sometime.
He says, happy birthday.
Thank you, brother.
Oh, thank you.
Dreb Scott comes in twice.
Dreb, how are you doing?
Dreb is doing okay.
Are you still walking?
Give us an update.
We haven't had an update.
We have not had an update.
Let's see what he says.
So two different boosts here.
One, two, three, four, and one is two, three, four, five.
Thanks for the God shot.
Forgiveness is a very powerful thing.
Carrying around anger, hate, and frustration for others is deadening to your soul and your ability to clearly listen to the subtle promptings of the Holy Spirit.
This is true, yes.
And his second boostagram.
Many episodes back, Adam bragged about how he was getting buff.
How are those workouts going?
Oh, here's an update.
I'm still trying to lose some pounds and have recently started on free weights.
Oh, nice.
Yes.
Excellent.
Troublemaker.
I have a good trainer here, Dreb, if you're interested.
Troublemaker, Dreb.
Yeah.
I'm fine.
Thank you.
I walk three times a day.
And there's a mini striper donation from the one and only Sir Brian with an I.
And he said, that says 7777.
I'm going to go ahead and recommend against the electric toilets.
This is going back to the electric toilet from Brent and Mindy.
You're going to have to download software, updates and patches and get an app from the app store.
And what if the power goes out?
Good point.
Although we do have a generator.
And what if your Wi-Fi goes down?
No, no.
And you're going to be up a creek without a paddle in the evening, y'all.
In the evening.
He raises some good points.
It's actually not a bad point that he makes.
Yes, yes.
Especially the upgrades.
I'm sorry, honey.
You can't use the toilet.
it's in the middle of an update
it's like
the spinning wheel of
wheel of death on the toilet
it won't flush
and it'll say like you need to get the new
version of the app
planned obsolescence sorry your toilet
doesn't work
this is a very good point
Sir Brian with an I
I'll give him that for once
maybe just the old fashioned jiggle the handle
is the way to go
You know what it's time for?
The question of the week.
That's right.
We've got one.
At least Tina does.
Question of the week.
She knows the question, so I'm up to the screen.
Question of the week.
Here we go.
Now, remember, I've had milkshakes, so go easy on me.
Okay.
What is something you wish I would ask you more often?
Something I wish you would ask me more often.
I can't say that there's anything I wish you would ask me more often.
I mean, you ask me things all the time.
It starts from the minute you get up.
Like, do you have your calendar?
what's your day like you'll ask me that a couple of times i will what's your day like
and you're like what's your day like again i forget like i just forget yeah um darling i gotta tell
you you asked me plenty of things is there something you wish i would ask you yeah out on a date
when
it's been a while
our calendar is packed
it's been a while
I'm going out of town
maybe you'll ask me out when I come back
I was going to ask you out on the
on Saturday night
to the Boots and Barbecue
that's the only
If that's the only thing, then we're doing okay.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yes.
I got another question if you want.
Sure.
Because I have two for my notes.
Sure.
How about this?
Sure.
Hold on.
Let's do another one.
Second bonus question.
Cut the other one out.
All right, everybody.
It's a very rare bonus question of the week.
Can't be good.
This can only be bad.
Okay.
Can only make me look.
Maybe you'll have an answer this time.
It'll make me look even worse.
these questions are rigged no they're not that one was rigged like on a date
okay here it is if for some reason i lost my memory what would be the first thing you would
tell me about myself you used to really love chocolate shakes
i don't drink chocolate shakes but that's why you lose your memory hello this is a callback
In comedy, we call this a callback.
Don't call it a callback.
What would I tell you about yourself?
Yeah, it would be the first thing you would tell me about myself.
You were the queen of Persia.
You would tell, what?
No, of course not.
It would be fun to tell you all kinds of things that you didn't know about.
But I would say, I would say, you haven't changed anything.
You're exactly the same.
I love you.
You love me.
As long as you remember my face, I say, you are just the most wonderful person.
Nothing has changed.
I don't know what you're talking about.
Here, have a chocolate shake.
I would tell you that you are an amazing father to a beautiful daughter.
That's what I would tell you.
Would you give me two bonus daughters?
Yes, but I would, I mean, that's your biological daughter.
I would tell you that.
Yeah.
Oh, that's very nice.
Yeah.
And I'd be like.
And you're like, here's a chocolate chip.
Like, really?
Really?
And then you show me a picture.
Like, I made that?
What?
No.
Anyway, that was the question from a few weeks ago when we were going to have the show.
Yeah.
I think I'm going to have to do the question next week.
Okay.
These are very difficult because.
They're all difficult for you because you're like, wait a minute now.
Do you mean this?
Or do you mean this?
Yes, they're difficult.
Mrs. Curry, I love you so much.
I love you too, baby.
I would remind you of that every single day.
Yes, I know you would.
I would do the same.
We'll be back.
Okay, we'll be back.
With episode 144.
All right.
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