Curry and the Keeper November 20, 2024 Episode
114.
114 episodes.
Hello, my queen.
Brightest star I've ever seen.
Wow.
Do you write these things in advance?
Yeah.
Hello, my love.
Hello.
No.
Remember how we do it?
There we go.
It's almost like we're really doing it.
What are we drinking?
Oh, well, let's have a sip first.
This is a $7 bottle of...
Oh, it's from the Costco box.
That's right.
Oh, Bordeaux, the Chateau Mater.
Mater.
Now, mind you, it is Bordeaux Superior.
Superior.
2022.
90 points or calories, depending on how you
read the bottle.
I don't think it's calories.
No, it's 90 points.
It's a rating.
Some rating system, yeah.
Yeah.
But for seven bucks, this is such a
deal.
Yeah, it's pretty good.
It's pretty good.
All props to John C.
Dvorak for turning everybody on to that.
You get four in a crate for 38
bucks.
No, no.
$32.
Not 38.
32.
It's 32.
Oh, okay.
So it's eight bucks a pop.
Pretty good.
Hey.
Pretty good or needs to open up?
No, I like it.
No, I'll drink it.
Yes.
Hey, I like your wavy hair.
Is that from your new bio wand?
No, I did curling iron today.
Oh, thanks.
Thanks for noticing.
Yeah, it's cool.
So we need a jingle that says, Adam,
read the newsletter.
Did you read the newsletter?
Oh, you didn't.
We need a jingle.
No, the reason, hold on a second, because
I looked for the newsletter and I said
- It goes right to your inbox.
It goes straight to the newsletters.
Well, look in the newsletter inbox.
Yeah.
Now, if you'll recall, I said yesterday, did
you send out the newsletter?
Because I was looking at the newsletter inbox
and you said, you went, no, I haven't
sent it out yet.
I didn't say- And so- You
are backpedaling big time, dude.
No, no, I'm not.
I'm not.
No, I'm sorry.
I mean, yeah, you're right.
I was- Now you're looking for it.
I have it.
Luckily, I wasn't doing anything.
Let me see.
Hard to believe.
Oh, are we almost a three-year anniversary
of Curren and Keeper?
Almost three years.
Next month, December.
Really?
Yes, yeah.
Vineyard Nation.
Do you mind if I just read it?
No, please read it.
Yes, please.
In the evening, Cork Soakers and Salmoniers of
Vineyard Nation.
If you don't have this newsletter, you're stupid
because- Oh, you're calling our Cork Soakers
stupid?
Only the ones who don't subscribe to the
newsletter.
Okay.
You put a lot of work into this.
Hard to believe we're coming up on the
three-year anniversary of KNTK.
CNTK.
I'm so tired.
Can you not see that?
Vineyard Nation is growing and producing some amazing
fruit and we're delighted.
We're set to talk about how Adam and
I stay in our lanes and then merge
occasionally.
After 10 years, I think we got it
down perfectly.
Nine.
Nine and a half.
You're the one that's always like, I'm always
like, 10 years, 12 years.
We're in our 10th year.
Christmas came early in our home.
This is the first, must be the joy
in the end.
You have a little picture of your Christmas
village.
Yeah.
Trees.
First time in my life I put up
Christmas decorations before Thanksgiving.
What's going on?
Yes.
Why are Jerry and Elaine showing up in
Adam's dreams?
And where was I?
Adam totally rebuffed me.
Is he all talk and no action?
Makes me wonder.
Show 114 is ready to go and we'll
be discussing all of the above.
Okay.
It's a very short read, but before we
go any further, I need to say hello
to John and his lovely wife.
Dina.
Dina, who are listening while drinking Prosecco.
Yes.
So cheers.
Okay.
Cheers.
John Fuller, Dina Fuller.
Yes.
Cheers.
How's that Prosecco?
I love bubbles.
And then also I want to say happy
anniversary to Pastor Jimmy and Annette.
Yes.
Today is their 32nd anniversary.
Yes.
And they never had a fight.
He says 32 years of wow.
Yeah.
That's great.
That's good.
So we just got back from our walking
with Jesus discipleship class.
This is the third class of the second
block.
Right.
And there's a total of four blocks.
Yeah.
I mean, it makes Wednesdays a little challenging,
but it is so worth it.
It's very good.
Yes.
It does make.
Because we got to hustle, hustle.
And I did boost the grand ball earlier.
And we eat dinner super early because we
don't want to go.
We want to obviously not be hungry when
we're there.
Or late.
So we're learning about faith.
We're learning about how you have to activate
your faith.
And you have to be in his word.
You have to.
And then you have to believe it in
your heart, and it has to come out
of your mouth.
Do you remember anything from the lesson, which
we just got home from about 30 minutes
ago?
That's what I just gave you the recap.
Were you not listening?
That was your whole recap?
Okay.
Well, he drove it home.
He kept driving it home.
Like whatever comes out of your mouth, like
you have to activate the faith.
What I just remembered was, are you looking
for God's blessing, or are you waiting for
the blessing, or do you have the faith?
I'm already ruining it.
I wrote this down.
He said, be careful that you don't idolize
the blessing.
Yes.
That's what it was.
Yes.
You don't idolize the blessing and not God.
Yes.
And a lot of people do that.
I mean, we're all guilty of it.
Of course.
Anyway, it was a good class.
We're on break after today.
We have Thanksgiving, and then we have one
more, and then we're on break.
I was paying attention in class.
Oh, okay.
After Thanksgiving, we have one more.
And then not until January.
15th.
Yes.
And then tomorrow I have my Bible study,
and then we're off until after the new
year.
And you're doing revelation.
Pastor Brian was here on Monday.
You had dinner with him.
Lunch.
I was, excuse me, lunch.
And it was talking about how I was
telling you about the fifth trumpet, when the
fifth trumpet.
Oh, yeah.
When the locusts come out with hair like
women.
They had crowns on their head.
They had teeth like lions.
Lions and scorpion stingers.
Yes.
And they were not to kill anybody.
They were only to torment people for five
months.
Revelation.
Pastor Brian went, oh, well, yeah.
And we were just standing like, what?
I know.
And he laid it on us.
And he says, sorry, I get excited about
this.
I know, because I have in my notes,
I have Pastor Brian's insights.
Wow.
And I can't even remember what he said,
other than it's all tied to the Old
Testament.
Yes.
If you're not familiar with the Old Testament,
it's hard really, because it's kind of a
wrap up, I guess, of a lot of
Old Testament prophecies.
Lots of connections.
Anyway.
It's a good book.
Everyone should give it a read.
It is a good book.
This whole Bible thing, it's worth the read,
people.
It's a good book.
If you haven't read it.
It's a good book.
I hear a lot of people have liked
it.
Yeah, it's a bestseller.
On Amazon.
I remember as a kid, people used to
say, it was one of those riddles, you
know, that kids would say, do you know
what the most sold book in the world
is?
And you'd be like, Charlie and the Chocolate
Factory.
You know, you'd come up and they're like,
it's the Bible.
Yeah.
As a kid, they would always try and
trick me with that.
Yeah.
Anyway, it's a good book.
So yes, Christmas came early in our house.
Yes.
Before we hosted a dinner party last Friday,
I decided to put up some Christmas decorations
since we're not going to be home.
See, now we will not have a Christmas
tree this year.
Not even a little bit of garland.
Not even a little bit of holly.
There's all sorts of Christmas trees all over
the dining table and the other table.
I'm not complaining.
And then we're not putting up a Christmas
tree.
And we're not buying each other Christmas gifts
this year.
Well, this was your decision.
You just say, I don't think we should
buy each other Christmas gifts.
So I guess we decided unanimously we're not
buying Christmas gifts.
No, I asked you and you said, I
agree.
I agree.
No, you said, I wouldn't know what I
would want.
I said, there's nothing that I want.
But when we're in Italy, if there's something
that we want in Italy, then we can
get something there.
Oh, here we go.
Well, you never know.
Look at that piece of art.
Look at that sculpture.
Look at that piece of jewelry.
Piece of art.
Jewelry.
No, but isn't the whole idea is not
want?
You're always very different.
You have your girls say, what do you
want?
And then you get it for them.
In our house, it was always.
I know we've talked about this.
I'm just going to remind everybody.
I'm sorry.
Am I boring you?
No, no, no, no, no.
Every Christmas?
I'm captivated.
So before the show starts, it says, I
hope you're going to bring it because I
got nothing.
Now I'm talking and you're like, cutting me
off.
Like, yeah, we talked about that.
Yeah.
Okay.
I'm sorry.
Okay.
Go ahead.
Gen Zer.
Go ahead.
Gen Xer.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Isn't it about what I come up with
to give you?
Isn't it the surprise what it's about and
not what you want and that I'm going
to give you, but something that I just
might want to give you because I love
you.
Okay.
Do you want to do that?
No, because it sounds like a lot of
work.
Yeah, because every year you have it so
easy.
I send you links.
I know.
With the size and the color and then
I tell you what button to press.
Where I, me, I come up with gifts
on my own.
And I've come up with some fabulous gifts.
You have.
Okay.
So once again, Tina, better than Adam, as
usual.
You win because life, after all, it's a
competition.
Marriage is a competition to see who's better.
But you know what?
I've racked my brain every year.
What do I buy this man that he
doesn't have that he would really want?
And it's not easy.
I've run out of ideas.
Not even 10 years and you've run out
of ideas.
That's it.
Run out of ideas.
I'm done.
How many more hoodies can I buy you?
Now, there you go.
That would have been fantastic.
All right.
You ruined my surprise.
My hoodies.
Yeah.
So, but anyway, yes.
But I think that there's so much joy.
A lot of people put their Christmas decorations
up early.
Brandy's were up.
Oh man.
Everyone's already got their trees up.
Annette's stuff is up.
And I think people- Karen's trees have
been up for two months.
And I mean, her whole house is just
bombarded Christmas.
It's like Christmas everywhere.
She's pretty into Christmas.
In the bathrooms.
I used to be like that too when
I had, my girls were little, so I
can appreciate it.
But I think that people are just joyful
with the election past us.
They're just joyful.
Don't you think?
I think, yeah.
Yeah.
There's reasons to be joyful.
Yeah.
And this year we have, we have a
lot going on before we even get to
Christmas.
We've got the Christmas concert.
I just wanted to say that, you know,
you jumped in both feet first.
So I'm going to give a little background.
Yes, please.
This is Trey, Trey Blocker who runs the
Salvation Spirits.
But he has a whole, what does he
call it?
Public Affairs.
Public Affairs, public affairs company in Austin.
But he's out here more.
He goes to Austin three days a week,
I think.
I don't know how often he goes there.
But as far as I know, he has
a home.
It feels like he lives here.
You know, whenever there's something going on here,
Trey is there.
And he heard my whole vision of a
venue.
Yeah, we met him for cocktails, remember?
Yeah, I'm just- Oh, sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm cutting you.
On the podcast, it's sometimes good to help
people remember.
I mean, we know you have an infallible
memory.
Just trying to bring people up to speed.
Okay, okay, go ahead.
Go ahead, I'll be quiet.
It's called podcasting.
I'm quiet, go ahead.
You're going to do this the whole show,
aren't you?
Go ahead, go ahead.
Sorry to cut you off.
We already know this.
I'm just adding commentary, like- Yeah, called
go ahead.
No, we went there for cocktails.
Show title, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.
All right, okay, go ahead.
I'm kidding.
You know who says that?
I know, Kara Swisher.
I know, your hate listen.
Okay.
So I had this vision of a venue
in Fredericksburg, and he just said, I want
to pick up on it.
And so he set up this a nonprofit,
Harvest Project Texas.
And the idea is that anyone could start
a Harvest Project.
It could be Arizona or Illinois, likely, or
wherever you want it to be.
And here, the first thing is going to
be this Christmas concert.
And then he wants to build more and
kind of build this up.
And so out of his own pocket, he
booked the Mark plots, booked this fantastic Rev
1211 orchestra, and they're going to do a
fantastic concert.
And he had a meeting with me to
kind of talk it through.
And I was like, yeah, sure, this is
great.
You know, I said, will you emcee it?
He said, of course, I'll emcee it.
By the way, Pastor Jimmy's going to open
it with prayer.
Excellent.
And then he said, well, because we both
met with him.
Well, can Tina help?
And so, yeah, send this letter that you
have for because, you know, people need to
sponsor it, you know, or donate to the
cause because it's not cheap to get this
all done.
And after that, I don't even think I'm
on the threads anymore.
You just went, boom, you're in it.
You're back and forth.
You're setting up spreadsheets.
You're helping with it was an all of
a sudden full page newspaper ad.
I had nothing to do with that.
Well, yeah, you did because the image, right?
Because you didn't tell him that I was
the one that gave the feedback.
You took credit for that yourself.
You're like, hey, no Jesus in the ad.
I'm the one that told you that.
Once again, I'm amazed at my inferiority compared
to how awesome you are.
I am a marketing professional.
I'm a taskmaster.
I get stuff done.
I do.
No kidding.
I mean, it's like there.
I mean, almost everything seems to be arranged.
He texted me the other morning, says, good
morning.
What size hoodie do you wear?
Is he doing hoodies?
Oh, I didn't get that question.
Well, are you going to be wearing it?
Ask me about my story hoodie.
Are you?
I don't know.
I wasn't, I guess I wasn't asked.
Well, I don't know how the volunteer stuff
is going to go.
I mean, I'm a volunteer, basically.
Yeah.
I'm supposed to tell my story.
But it's just, it's amazing.
You have done such an amazing job with
this.
I've just helped.
I haven't.
I mean, I went through all the emails
today.
I'm like, oh my goodness.
Look at all these emails.
He wrote the draft of the letter.
Then I put the Tina wash on it.
And then he asked me to track all
the donations.
I sent out emails and letters to 10
people.
I've gotten one, one sponsor.
I have to follow up with everybody.
I do think that there's a couple other
things that we need to do.
Andre and I were talking about the good
idea about handing out cards that talk about
hello, Fred.
And then talk about, we talked about that
last week.
So there's some, there's some things to do
and I don't, whatever they want me to
help with.
I'm happy to help.
So I guess I was just trying to
compliment you.
Yeah, no, thank you.
I appreciate it.
But it might lead up to the story.
You just cut me off.
I'm sorry.
Go ahead.
There it is, Karen.
There it is.
But go ahead.
No, but it's an exciting event.
And if anybody is in the Fredericksburg area
on December 7th, it's a free concert.
And they're going to have, they're going to
be televising portions of The Chosen.
Yeah, it's going to be a multimedia extravaganza.
And you're emceeing it.
And it's just going to, it's nice to
bring Christ into Christmas, which is what.
Yes, it's not a Jingle Bells concert.
It's like a real worship, worship concert.
It's going to be fantastic.
And we'll have the oil baron and his
fiance staying at our house.
We're very excited about their coming.
And so they'll be going with us to
the Christmas concert.
It's going to be.
It'll be good.
It's going to be a hootenanny.
Yeah, a hootenanny.
I don't know about that.
It's going to be a hootenanny.
But it was kind of brushing off my
non-profit sort of, what's the word I
want to use?
Non-profit.
Skills.
Yeah, skills.
Just skills.
Yeah, yeah.
But you were looking for something to do
and.
Now I'm like completely busy.
Like what happened?
What else are you doing?
Well, I'm working.
I'm doing, I'm editing.
Well, yes, I'm editing a business plan for
some friends of ours.
And that is kind of a rewrite and
a redesign.
They had somebody do it and they did
not do a good job and they showed
it to me.
And I rewrote sections of it and I'm
redesigning it.
So I'm working on that.
That's going to be a slow roll because
it's a big project.
And then I'm editing some work, the workbooks,
the discipleship workbooks.
Yes, yes.
There's four of them that I'm doing.
Because either Pastor Brian or Pastor Jimmy would
be doing this class and then it's like,
OK, well, there's probably a typo here on
this page up on the screen.
And Faith from Bridge, she did, she put
them together.
It was a lot of work.
It's a big project.
It was a lot of work.
And that's what I said to Nat.
Kudos to Faith for pulling this together.
I'm sure that after she was, she just
probably wanted to get it done.
And you know, that just happens.
Nothing bad about Faith at all.
And when you, you know, when you work
on something, so you already know what it
says and you just miss it.
So it's always good to have fresh eyes.
Now other churches love this material so much
they want it.
Yeah, it's really awesome.
So I'm busy.
I'm busy.
So wasn't there something else you were doing?
You do another project.
There was another thing you were working on.
I think that's it.
The business plan.
I can't keep track of you.
The concert and, oh, I do the newsletter
for Bridge too.
I do that.
You know, it was really interesting.
I was listening to Focus on the Family
with Jim Daly and John Fuller.
They co-host that show and they had
a panel.
And I don't know if it was with
their wives or not.
I can't remember exactly.
And it was about marriage and how you
can, you know, how you need to, you
know, just go through, don't just go through
life, you know, running your marriage like a
business, you know, like in the morning going
through the schedule, going through the schedule of
things.
Like I used to do?
I was cracking up.
I'm like, but we're not like, that's not
the only thing.
No, because you, they scared me.
You said, stop talking to me in the
morning.
That was like, shut it, woman.
You said shut it, woman.
And I'm like, okay.
I'm like, he's so mean.
Gosh, he yelled at me about the toilet,
yelled at me about talking to you in
the morning.
Mean.
Anyway, go ahead.
Do you hear yourself?
You, you, you hear that you're doing it
right.
You hear that you are now becoming Kara
Swisher.
You hear it, right?
You hear what's happening.
It was just really cute because I was
just laughing because we still do that.
We still synchronize our calendars and more and
more these days.
Like you've got, I got a meeting here.
I'm going to go see that.
I'm got a meeting at the church.
I'm having, I mean, you're, you're busy, man.
I am, I'm busy.
You don't have time for a job.
You still want a job?
You want to still want to start that
finger painting business?
I have jobs.
You have many jobs.
Women's ministry committee at bridge too.
I'm doing that.
You're doing a lot of stuff.
Yeah.
And in the midst of all that, then
you prepare this wonderful dinner for Andrea.
Now, David and Andrea, he's the international arms
dealer.
It's what I call him.
Yes.
And wine, if he is without a doubt,
our wine expert.
Yes.
Of the whole group.
So, so we picked out three, I picked
out three wines and I took pictures of
the, of them.
One of them was just Greg's wine.
Yes.
And I sent it to Andrea and I
said, can you have David look at these
to see what we should serve for dinner?
And he came back with a whole, like
several paragraphs about the wine.
I wonder if I have it on hand.
It was pretty funny what he wrote.
But the reason why we did this, because
it's her birthday.
Yes.
And whenever it's, I mean, we're having Thanksgiving
at her house again.
Whenever it's someone's birthday, she's always throwing a
dinner party.
It's, it never fails.
And she's like, okay, let's really go all
out.
And let's, let's do a whole dinner for
her here.
And I, that's when the Christmas decorations came
out.
Yes.
The little village, I didn't see the little
people, the little village came out and the
table was beautiful.
And you made your, your very well-known
tri-tip.
Yes.
With the, with the espresso rub.
And, and then we did the potatoes.
Yes.
We were a team.
So I made these potato stacks and you
basically have to make this butter herb mixture.
And then you take potatoes and use the
mandolin to slice the potatoes.
And you want them kind of thin.
Does everyone know what a mandolin is?
Well, it's a slicer.
Yeah.
Like you run it up, you run it
down.
It's a slicer.
Yes.
And so you said, can, can I help
you?
And I'm like, you know, actually you can,
because I did it.
I did a dry run last week and
we went to Karen and David's and it
took me forever to do it.
And so.
Because you have to slice for each stack
that you then put in a cupcake holder.
Yeah.
So you put a, you put a piece
of thyme and like a sprig of thyme
in the bottom of a muffin pan.
And then you take these potatoes and you,
you mandolin them.
So you've got lots of slices.
You mix them up in this butter mixture
and then you start layering them.
It was seven.
It was seven with parmesan cheese.
Seven, parmesan, four.
So, yes.
And so we were a team.
We got it done quick.
We did.
And they were so good.
They, and they looked pretty too, didn't they?
And so that made me, and then, so
I started thinking like, you know.
We could start open a restaurant with finger
painting.
But then I started thinking about, and that's
what the whole thing about staying in our
own lanes.
Like we can stay in our own lanes.
Like you stay in your lane of doing
certain things at the house.
I stay in my own lane doing things
at the house.
And then we merged.
Like we merged with the potatoes.
But you, you like, you take care of
the septic in the lawn.
We'll always have potatoes.
Merge with the potatoes.
We'll always have potatoes, babe.
Like you take care of the septic in
the lawn.
I take care of everything else.
And the garbage.
I do garbage.
And Phoebe.
Your primary caregiver for Phoebe.
However.
And Eric.
Oh, that's the lawn.
That's the lawn.
Okay.
However.
Oh, but go ahead.
Should we finish?
Should we finish about the night though?
Yeah.
Enough about me.
But no, so it was lovely.
So we had the espresso rub.
Espresso tri-tip, which was delicious.
I made the stacked potatoes.
And then I had candied glazed carrots.
But before that, I had a harvest salad,
which was turned out so good.
Dynamite.
Wasn't it good?
Yeah, it was.
And Andrea, she's such a.
She's a chef, man.
She's a chef.
I brought out the big guns.
I don't know that I met her caliber,
but I brought out the big guns.
But it was really lovely night.
Pastor Jimmy and Annette were here.
So it's just the six of us.
And David, he brought three different bottle openers.
He brought wine as well.
And I liked the wine that he brought.
Yeah, you didn't.
You weren't a big fan of just Greg's
wine.
I liked it a lot.
David and I and Jimmy, we had that.
It was full body, but it was 20
years old.
And I thought that was great.
He decanted it and poured it back into
the bottle.
And he did his thermometer.
He had everything with like a whole kit.
This was a high end affair.
And we had a birthday cake for her.
Yeah, it was great.
It was nice.
It was nice to celebrate her because she
always celebrates us.
But what I wanted to talk about, about
staying in our own lanes and dividing and
conquering.
So I remember saying to you, hey, I
thought that you were supposed to start doing
the laundry.
And you turned to me and you go,
I think you're much better at that.
Well, you are.
Do you remember saying, you told me you
were going to start doing it.
You said, teach me, teach me.
Yeah, well, where was my lesson?
Where's my lesson book?
You rebuffed me.
Where was my lesson?
You rebuffed.
I said, oh, let me teach you.
And you go, no, I think you're much
better at that.
Kind of in a snarky way too.
I did not say that in a snarky
way.
So, so, so this is my setup.
So go ahead.
You can't say once you, once you hear,
you can't unhear you saying, go ahead.
I got it.
It's, it's really like, it's like saying weird
a lot.
Or like, hello.
Hello.
So I was at Java Ranch.
Oh, yes.
Playing chess with Willie.
And now it was so nice that he
was set up outside.
I show up at 11 and he's finishing
up a game with Dave.
Dave also goes to our church.
And, uh, and I think Dave actually, I
think Dave beat him.
So, so I'm like, okay, I'm going to
go in and get my, get my coffee,
get my cappuccino, get my chocolate croissant is
what I chose.
And, um, and so I come back outside
and this is, you know, it's like these
little two person tables, right?
Is that where he's playing outside?
It was so beautiful.
Yeah, they were, we, we played outside and
Dave said, hey, I saw Tina in here
the other day.
I said, what?
I said, Tina in Java Ranch with the
lukewarm coffee.
He said, oh yeah, she was here talking
it up and chatting with everybody.
I said, what are you talking?
Tina Curry?
Are you sure?
She was in, she was in Java Ranch
with the lukewarm coffee.
That's no good.
She was in here having a good time
talking to people.
And then I thought, I don't know anything
about this.
Who are you with?
And you were in Java Ranch.
You didn't tell me this.
What was this?
I went Sandra, remember Sandra from Best of
Fredericksburg.
I met her there.
Why would you meet her at Java Ranch
with the lukewarm coffee?
Because that's where she always wants to meet.
And how was the coffee?
It was, it was fine.
It was a super hot.
It was fine.
Also, this was the guy that was sitting
across and he kept looking at us talking.
Geez, Dave, he was sitting behind us the
other day in church.
And then he said, he, oh, he's the
one that showed me this picture on his
phone.
He goes, I was telling Sandra that you
look like my son's girlfriend, sister or something.
And he shows me this picture.
And I don't know how your name came
up.
And he's like, oh yeah, Adam Curry, your
husband.
I'm like, oh, oh, you know, Adam.
And he said, yeah.
Don't you know Dave?
I don't think I do, do I?
They were sitting behind us like two weeks
at church, two weeks, two weeks ago.
I don't, I did not place him, but
he kept looking at me like he knew
me.
And because he knows, first of all, you're
Tina Curry.
Second of all, they said, but that's, it's
not behind us sometimes in church.
That's why I just thought it was interesting.
And they're like, what is Tina doing?
I was, I met Sandra there for coffee.
Java Ranch.
Remember when I texted you and I said,
I think I got stood up.
Remember?
Yeah, okay.
So below your standards to be at Java
Ranch, at low rent Java Ranch.
I wore my sunglasses in there.
I'll bet you did.
No.
And I, I thought we were going to
meet at nine and it was 10 o
'clock.
So I ended up sitting there for an
hour by myself.
Oh, okay.
Well, at least you showed up.
That's good.
And that's when I saw Mike, I saw
Mike there and he goes and sits at
the table.
Oh, Mike is there every single day.
And the guy with the V-slug came
in.
Mike is, it's, it's old, old gossip guy.
For sure.
Yeah.
I don't do that.
Yeah.
But you go, you used to go to
Vapalicious and do that.
That's all over now.
I know.
Jerry and Kathy closed up shop.
I know.
She says she's going to be a real
pain in the butt at the city council
meeting.
So good, good, good, good, good.
So is that what you, when you were
said, oh, I'm going to save it for
the show.
Yes.
That was my big thing for the show.
I'm sorry.
I hope I didn't disappoint.
No, no, that's good.
Hey, so tell us about your dream.
Why is Elaine?
Well, I started thinking about this.
So you had this dream about Elaine and
Jerry.
No, no, hold on a second.
We woke up, this was Monday, maybe.
And the first thing we always do when
we wake up is good morning, Holy Spirit.
And then I say, and I always say,
I love you.
And then you always have, oh yeah, yeah,
I love you.
And stay in your lane, Curry.
And I don't know, I think, I don't
know if you said you were dreaming first.
I know, you brought it up.
I said, I had a dream and I
was in China.
And you said, who were you with?
I said, Jerry and Elaine.
Because we've been watching Seinfeld, which is quite
good.
It's very funny.
Yeah.
And it's also kind of, in a way,
it feels like America's coming back to that,
where you can just say funny stuff and
no one's offended about how you said it
or, you know what I mean?
And it's kind of wholesome humor.
Oh, totally.
And I don't, it was the oddest thing.
It's like, I was sitting there in, I
think it was in the airport with Jerry
and Elaine and the plane was late or
something.
And I'm sure it had something to do
with one of the episodes that we saw.
Because we'd just been at least one, maybe
two episodes every single night.
Yeah.
In fact, the other night we were sitting
there, we're watching like, wow, man, I think,
did I just hear the Steve McLean, our
shark vacuum cleaner, that just kicked in.
That means 11 o'clock.
We were watching like a season finale, two
episodes back to back and didn't even realize
it.
I know.
Yeah.
So I don't think there was any other
meaning to the dream.
Well, I started thinking about it and I'm
like, you know, this podcast is kind of
like a Seinfeld episode.
It's like about nothing.
And I'm George.
There it is.
I'm the big loser.
I'm George.
You know, that's what the show was.
It was like it was about like really
nothing.
And so like that's kind of our show.
I mean, we have some segments like, you
know, we talk about our faith and God
shot and the question of the week, but
it's like nothing but nothing.
It's a weekly sitcom.
If this show was just nothing or I
mean, it could be about nothing, but I
love this show.
I love our podcast.
I love podcasting with you.
Yeah, it's a lot of fun.
It really is.
Would you like to hear the mix that
Sir Brian put together?
Gosh, I said that you could veto it.
If you don't want to hear it, then
it's fine.
It's just fine.
You said you said play it.
OK, so I brought it.
I mean, I give a little backstory.
You know, I mean, please do.
Well, a couple of weeks ago.
Yeah, we already talked about that.
But go ahead.
A couple of weeks ago, I was just
sitting here and I'm drinking bubble water and
bubbles came up.
It wasn't a full on burp, but you
like teased me about it relentlessly for the
rest of the show.
And you even said to Brian, Brian, TJ,
here's your next ISO like you gave him.
So, of course, Brian, I didn't say make
a mix out of it.
Well, Brian being the attention seeker that he
is, he's the barnacle of the barnacle of
Korea, the keeper.
Yes.
And so, of course, he he he ISOs
the clip and post it on Instagram.
And one of my friends basically said, why?
Why is he doing that?
I'm like, I don't know.
So then, of course, he takes it a
step further and he does a whole mix
about it.
And I and you said he sent it
to you.
He didn't send it to me.
I told him I'm not going to play
it now.
I'm kind of like over it.
And then I played it for you.
And I put a lot of work into
it.
And part of it is his roommate song.
And I'm like, I like that song.
So you can play the brandy black one
thousand sets.
And he says one thousand sets to celebrate
Tina's burp.
Oh, I
heard
it.
And one time we load up the reed.
Balls coming up out of my throat.
You opened your mouth and gas came out.
I've got gas.
Do you ever hear me do that?
Everybody makes a mistake.
I know how you feel.
But somehow it's become a big deal.
And now it's almost unreal.
But that lady like, I don't do that.
And maybe there's a good explanation for the
invitation.
But to me, I'm staying with the
evidence.
There's just no way that you can recover.
And you'll never have some bubbles in my
throat.
That was pretty good, Brian.
I have to say it was it wasn't
too long.
I love the song, though.
His roommate is so talented.
It's a good song.
Yeah.
What's kind of who's the band that that
kind of genre?
Who is that?
Well, that's kind of 90s.
Yeah, I know my tongue.
Anyway.
Yeah.
Thank you, Brian.
Like those Green Day type.
Yeah.
That kind of idea.
Anyway.
Thanks, Brian.
Yeah.
Thanks, Brian.
You've earned your keep.
Yes.
Although I didn't know.
Barnacle carrying the keeper.
The barnacle earns his keep.
Finally.
Yeah.
Finally.
Yeah.
What else?
I had men's breakfast, which was great.
Actually, we had the dinner with Andrea on
Friday night.
And I think David, Pastor Jimmy and I
all went like, oh, man, we got to
be at the church at 830 tomorrow.
I was like, yeah.
And I think I said famously.
Yes, you did.
I did grandpa's favorite move as we're all
sitting at the table.
I said, well, woman, let's go to bed
so these good people can go home.
And everybody stands right up.
You could tell everybody was getting tired.
Yeah, it was it was end of the
night for sure.
But I just love my grandpa for that.
That was one of his most awesomest things
I've ever heard him say.
Awesomest.
It was very awesome.
Yeah.
Awesomest.
We're not people.
We're not.
We don't stay late.
No, nobody.
Most of us are all in bed by
10.
Pastor Jimmy and Annette, 930.
Come on.
AARP time, baby.
Exactly.
Yeah, exactly.
Men's breakfast was fantastic.
Almost 100 people again.
Men bringing their sons, some of their grandsons.
I had a great table.
It just it was it.
I love doing that.
It's such a new experience for me to
be hanging out with men and just talking
about how we can be better for our
kids and for the next generation and be
nicer to our wives without doing laundry, but
really doing as much as possible.
So they have table captains.
Yeah, yeah.
Oh, a table leader.
Yeah, a table leader.
We need to do that.
And then the table leader followed up with
you, you said.
Yeah, and he texted the whole group because
everyone writes on their phone number and he
texted the group.
And he's actually he's he texted me this
morning.
Just, hey, Adam, just want to say good
morning to you.
He might have texted everybody individually.
That's so cool.
How do you become a table captain?
You have never been.
That I don't.
I was table captain the first time I
went, although they didn't assign anybody.
So I'll be it.
I'll be table captain.
Oh, I didn't know that.
And so we it was kind of cute
what they did.
So they had everyone had the same card,
had different colors.
And it was a question you had to
answer about your faith.
It was, yeah, it was about your faith.
I can't remember exactly what the questions were,
but it was like red, blue, yellow, green,
brown.
And there was a bag of M&Ms
and you grab an M&M and that
was your color.
And you didn't know this until you flipped
over the card.
It's like, oh, so I'm doing green.
And I would answer green.
And it was it was just nice.
You were sharing stuff about our faith and
where we are and how we feel and
what we want to do for the next
generation.
And it's it's good stuff.
Who plans that?
That's really...
Pastor Brian.
He does.
Pastor Brian.
Yeah.
Wow.
He does that.
That's nice.
He's a busy man.
He is a busy man.
I took him out to lunch or I
have to say.
So we were going to go to Sunset.
Texas Sunrise.
Is that Sunrise?
No, no.
Sunset is the...
Sunset Grill.
Sunset Grill is the one that was...
That's the new one.
Was closed.
They're remodeling.
No, the one on Adams?
They're both on Adams.
Wait, the one closest to Main Street is
remodeling?
No, that's Sunrise.
Oh.
Sunset is the other one.
It's a new location.
Sunset has a new location.
Only two doors down from where they were.
No, no.
It's over by Granite House.
The new one is by Granite House.
Well, they're doing a new restaurant where they
used to be.
Oh.
So we walked in the door like, no,
no.
One more week.
We'll be ready.
So where'd you end up going?
Sunrise.
Oh, Sunrise.
Which is the diner.
Yes, yes, yes.
And so we're there and it's great.
We're chatting and she put the bill down
and then I go to get my card
and she says, well, no, no, he's already
got it.
I said, no, I've got it.
And he has like a black Visa card
and it was on top of the bill
so I couldn't see it.
Oh, he paid?
Yes.
I'm like, you usurp me.
That's no good.
That's not how it works in curry land.
That's not good.
So he took me out to lunch, I
should say.
And you invited him.
So that was nice.
You guys were gone for a long time.
Yeah, we were talking about Bitcoin, about God
and all kinds of stuff.
Nice, nice.
And just how he's getting on.
He's younger.
I mean, it's so odd.
I used to be the youngest and now
he's 42.
Yeah, he could be your son.
I don't think so.
Yeah, you could have had him at 20,
18.
No, stop it.
I see him as a peer.
I don't see him that way.
No, you've really done it.
No, but they seem to be very happy
here.
I'm really just, I want to make sure
that they're happy and having a good time.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
So they are.
They're lovely people.
And it's just like, wow, this church is
going to be good for a long time
to come with him and Naomi.
The church is doing phenomenal.
It really is.
Yeah.
And then last night we went to our
dear friend Brandy and Chris's house for dinner.
Who have an amazing house.
They live on 40 acres and the view.
On top of the hill.
It's on top of the hill.
So their view is breathtaking.
It's not like you just look outside and
you see land.
You see a view.
Like it goes down.
Rolling hills with cows roaming around.
And they inherited three llamas.
Whitney Houston, Billy Idol, and Tina Turner.
Yeah, Whitney Houston, Tina Turner, and Billy Idol.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Crazy.
Gorgeous.
I mean, they redid the whole house.
So it's absolutely stunning.
He's kind of a builder, right?
Yeah, I guess.
Yeah.
I don't know.
Real estate slash builder type.
Yeah.
She has such a beautiful eye.
But the view is just...
And she said up there on that hill,
though, it gets really windy and it gets
really cold.
Well, sure.
Yeah.
Sure.
And what were we talking about all night?
God.
Yeah.
Well, they go to our church.
I introduced Brandi to Bridge Church almost a
year ago.
She was baptized shortly thereafter.
And then Chris comes with her.
And yeah, we were just talking about the
spiritual family.
You start talking about Hello Fred.
You got it on their Sonos.
Yes.
So now six people listen to it.
Hey, I haven't done any marketing.
No, I know, babe.
I know.
Annette and Pastor Jimmy love it.
Sometimes I'll look and it's 12 people.
But there's about 100 people a day, I
will say.
I know.
I love it, too.
I do.
I love it, too.
I've been playing it.
Yeah?
Where?
At Brandi's house.
It's the worst.
Sorry, I'm amazed you listen to any of
my podcasts, to be quite honest about it.
What?
I was texting you all through No Agenda.
I know.
It's just most of my family never listen
to it.
It doesn't matter.
It's like even when I was doing television,
radio, people, they're like, oh, yeah, he's doing
television.
Yeah.
I listened to a few of the songs
on BoosterGram Ball today, and I boosted people.
You're doing my part.
Thank you.
What about that Bitcoin, man?
Almost 95,000.
You know, and we have not gotten rid
of a single Satoshi that anyone has ever
sent to us.
So thank you so much.
And, you know, I'm telling you, there have
to be Bitcoin salmoniers out there who have
just not registered yet, who have not stepped
in because we have glasses ready.
And Tina does need the work.
She doesn't have enough to do.
So gladly send this out.
I need to dust them off.
Yes.
Actually, still wrapped up.
Not Bitcoin.
It's amazing what's going on.
Yeah.
Yeah, it's good.
Yeah.
That's all you have?
Yeah, that's pretty much it.
We're getting stuff done around the house.
We found out we have termites.
This was kind of a shocker.
Yes.
So our fence.
Which we just had painted.
In the spring.
And all of a sudden I see the
paint peeling.
And I'm thinking, what is going on?
And so Annette gave me a recommendation for
a guy to come out and paint the
fence.
So he measured the fence and he comes
back and he goes, and so the fence
is only on two sides of our house.
It's 70 feet on one side, 60 feet
on the other.
He comes back, he goes, I'll be $6
,000 to paint your fence.
I go, what?
You're right.
Who do you think we are?
You think we're from Dallas or something?
$6,000.
I said, Adam, I'll paint it myself.
No kidding.
I'll hold the can.
You won't paint, but you'll hold the can
while you got a beer in the other
hand.
And my vape.
Yeah.
And so Annette introduced us to somebody who
goes to Bridge Church and he does these
kind of things.
And so he was like, $6,000.
That's crazy.
So he came out and he looked at
the fence and he's looking and he goes,
the fence, it's not the stain.
It's termites.
Termites.
Termites are chomping away on your fence.
Yeah.
My God.
And when you look up close, it's like,
yeah, they're completely grooving in there.
And most of it's at the bottom.
And he says, you know, if you really
look at the land here in Texas, since
we had a pretty dry summer, not super
hot, but pretty dry, he says, there's termites
everywhere.
There's nothing you can do about it.
So, yeah, we can paint it or we
could, you know, so basically we are going
to look at some kind of effective material
that we can re-fence it.
Like either a vinyl or a steel fence.
Yeah, something we can re-fence it with.
Since we plan on never leaving here, we
might as well.
That's Adam Curry rule.
Like stuff you're going to look at or
use every single day, might as well do
it right.
Yes.
But he did say, he goes, at most
it would be $1,200 to repaint this
fence.
He goes, the guy didn't want the job.
He said he didn't want the job.
So I sent him a text and I
said, we decided to go against your exorbitant,
exorbitant.
No, you did not.
I sure did.
You did?
Oh my goodness.
Yes, I did.
I said, but thanks for coming out.
Appreciate it.
Wow.
Yeah.
I mean, come on.
It was exorbitant.
I'm sure he didn't text you back.
No, you read it though.
So we're getting that done.
We've got the landscaping scheduled for, we're getting
all the landscaping changed.
Yeah.
So, yeah.
Is it ever going to stop?
No, no.
But at a certain point, we're setting it
up for the long term.
The landscaping, which I guess will be stones,
just rocks.
We're just going to do big rocks.
Rocks.
Don't need a lot of water.
It's going to be plastic plants and fake
rocks.
Please.
That's a good show title.
Plastic plants and fake rocks.
Yeah.
So we're getting stuff done, you know, because
we're dying in this house.
So.
Not for a while.
No, I know.
I'm good.
I'm happy.
I'm finally happy in my life.
Let's keep it going.
Let's keep this train rolling.
Okay.
Tina Marie.
All right.
Are you ready?
Let's go.
Let's do the God Shot.
It's time for Tina's God Shot.
All right, everybody.
Okay.
This is the favorite segment from Hello Fred.
Everybody listens to this as the promo.
It is Tina's God Shot.
Okay.
Well, before I get into it, I want
to preface it that I am working with
somebody on some deliverance.
I'm working with a man that teaches equip
classes at Bridge Church.
His name is Tommy Hayes.
And I've been dealing with some issues that
just kept cropping up and cropping up.
And Annette kept saying, you know, you should
probably meet with Tommy.
You should meet with Tommy.
You probably need deliverance.
And so I met with him and it
was really successful.
And I worked through, I didn't know what
to expect when I met with him.
And it was basically almost a two hour
prayer session.
And he's prophetic.
So he was pulling in scripture and I
was having to repeat prayers and we were
just casting out stuff.
And he was teaching.
He also taught me how to protect myself
when the enemy comes after me.
Because the enemy comes after us all the
time.
The stronger we get in our faith, we're
over the target and it's coming after us.
And so that was really cool.
And I plan on doing another session with
him as well.
So I came across this God Shot.
It was, I believe it was in our
devotional today that I do with Karen and
it's John 11, verse 39.
And this is when Lazarus died.
Okay.
And Lazarus' sister came to Jesus and said,
How come you didn't save him?
Or is this after that?
This is, this is, they came to him
and he, yes, and he had died.
Let me read the scripture.
So it's John chapter 11, verse 39.
Take away the stone, he said, that's Jesus.
But Lord, said Martha, the sister of the
dead man, by this time there is a
bad odor for he has been there four
days.
And so as I was reading this devotional,
they were talking about how when Jesus went
to the stone, when he went to the
tomb where the stink was, because when somebody
dies, there's a really bad odor and told
them to roll, he told them to roll
the stone away.
But sometimes we think that God will only
help us if we're good enough.
But God goes to those stinky places.
Yes, in our lives.
And that person and that experience who hurt
you, I mean, it stinks.
And that's what I was dealing with when
I went with the deliverance, which is like,
and so, so the devotional went on to
say that God is saying, let me in.
I'm going to wake up the healing, wake
up the restoration, wake up the new beginning.
I'm like, oh, so when I read that
devotional, I'm like, that is exactly, God led
me to Tommy.
Well, God led me to Bridge Church, led
me to Annette, Annette led me to Tommy,
because he wanted me to let him in.
And so he wanted to wake up my
healing, wake up my restoration, wake up a
new beginning.
So even though that past experience or mistake,
it just doesn't make you feel good, it
just basically stinks.
God is saying, roll that stone away.
I'm waking up forgiveness, cleansing and redemption.
It's not too late for whatever stinks in
your life.
God is saying, let me in.
Isn't that so cool?
And so when you read that scripture, you
don't think about it in that way.
Oh, you know what I mean by it?
Not like, not odor, but stuff that just
hurt, that's hurtful, that just, that it becomes
the stronghold on you and that you just
kind of want to break away and be
released from that.
And God saying, let me in.
And God led me to Tommy for this
deliverance.
And he, and I let him in and
it was a purification, a cleansing.
It was a freedom.
But I loved how that scripture was presented
to me because I wanted to talk about
this, but I didn't know how to talk
about it in context of scripture.
And of course that popped up today.
And God always just gives me exactly what,
exactly what I need.
Isn't that cool?
That's lovely.
You like that?
I do.
I love it.
Yeah.
I have a little bit of a God
story.
Yeah.
Not a God shot, but you know, we
have this new project.
And so we conduct a lot of our
business between Dave Gordon and myself on Signal.
You know, we're kind of bopping back and
forth during the day.
And yesterday I said, well, I'm having my
meeting with my meeting with John Ford.
He's from Focus on the Family.
Very, very big radio show podcast network that,
you know, they're on stations all over the
world, I think.
And anyway, so we had a really good,
really good talk and man, I love it.
So after we talked for an hour, John
says, can I just pray over, can I
just pray over us?
And he prayed over Dave and Gordon and
me and over you and me and over
the project.
And we're going back and forth.
And we're like, we realized, because John Fuller
has been in my life for a long
time.
He was, he showed up very early.
I mean, podcasting, that's in the, they were
one of the first people who understood what
you could do with it.
And we all agreed, like, God has been
working on this for so long.
And he, he already had figured out that
he was going to put us all together
at this moment in time for a time
such as this.
And I'm just blown away by it.
I am, I think the only, I gobsmacked
at how he orchestrates these things and how
they all come together.
And it's just phenomenal.
Well, I was listening to, who was I
listening to that was talking about, oh, was
it, oh, my gosh, it was the guy
who created the Hello.
Oh, yeah, the Hello I put with Mark
Wahlberg.
Who was interviewing, oh, Tucker Carlson.
Yes.
And he was talking about Mark Wahlberg and
how Mark Wahlberg, and I told you, I
was taking a shower and I was listening
to it.
And I'm hearing this guy say Mark Wahlberg
was given a direct message from God that
he needed to do, do this, whatever, you
know, to bring more people to his kingdom.
And I was, I was like, that's Adam.
Oh, did you cut me off?
No, no, I didn't.
I cut myself off.
I said, that's, that's Adam.
Adam got this directive to lift the thousand
voices.
And they talked about being obedient in tonight's
classes and then, or tonight's class.
And that's you.
That came up for me as well tonight.
That's totally for you.
You know, and same thing with me helping
with this business plan and helping Trey and
helping the church.
God is just directing me to do it.
And I'm, I'm doing it happily.
I'm doing it.
Yeah.
What I heard specifically was stop resisting.
Yeah.
Stop resisting.
Jump in.
Stop resisting.
Come on.
I've set it up.
I've teed it up for you, man.
Stop resisting.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, that's beautiful.
That's cool, baby.
That's cool.
Ah, much more to do.
He's got me, he's got me busy though.
I know.
You are busy.
He's got me pretty busy.
I'm like, it's not, it doesn't, it's not,
it doesn't feel like work.
I'm just busy.
Yeah.
I'll take it.
Yeah.
I'll take it.
I'm proud of you.
Oh, babe, I'm proud of you.
Oh, thanks.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
I ain't got nothing.
Oh man, we've been blessed for this show.
It's unbelievable.
Uh, what did you say?
What did you say?
So we are value for value.
You want to support the work that we're
doing here.
And it's not really work, but it does
take effort.
It takes effort to get drag Tina into
the studio.
Oh, it does not.
I'm here.
I'm here happily.
So in the value for value world, which
these days works for songs, it works for
all kinds of things, including podcasts we put
out for value.
And if you get any value from it,
you send it back, whatever that is.
It can be time, talent or treasure, uh,
like sir, Brian with an eye, you know,
he did that mix.
That was valuable.
Yeah, it was.
Yeah.
It's a minute.
It'll never see the light of day.
No, that's it.
It'll never come back.
So we have some executive and associate executive
producers, some wonderful donations.
And we started off with Trey blocker with
a hundred dollars to the PayPal.
I know Trey.
Oh, that's so thoughtful.
It's very thoughtful.
I don't have a note though.
There's no message.
I don't have a note either.
I didn't even know he listened to the
show.
You'd be surprised how many people.
Oh, I love that.
You know, it's, uh, it's on that, uh,
God caster app.
Hello, fred.fm. There you go.
If you want it, you find an easy
way to listen to Kareena keeper.
Hello.
Fred.fm. Very kind.
Gary Blatt comes in with $77 and 77
cents.
Thank you, Gary.
And Gary also, I don't think has ever
sent us a note.
I don't think so either.
Gary, you're getting close to Sam and yay
status.
I'm telling you.
And then coming in with the traditional 77
,777, which is real money these days.
Pastor Jimmy.
Thank you, pastor.
And he says another jewel of a show.
You two literally keep me laughing out loud.
And he says your video testimony for the
bridge life class was so good.
I can't wait for you to see it.
Yeah.
I'm excited to see it.
We have not seen it yet.
Love you both.
We get to do this.
KYBO and KTLD and if
it wasn't enough that he prayed over us
and blessed us for our project, John Fuller
comes in with $53 and 33 cents.
He knows the magic.
Thank you, John.
He knows the 33 is the magic number.
That's very sweet.
Thank you.
And we'll presume part of that's from Dina.
Yeah, they probably threw that bottle of Prosecco.
I like Prosecco too.
$49.99 from Mack Tank.
Thank you, Mack Tank.
He's another salmonella for sure.
I know.
Come on.
We got glasses gathering dust here.
$25.33 from Katie Trimble, another regular donor
to the show.
Really appreciate it.
Thank you, Katie.
Mini striper boost coming in from Sir Brian
with an eye.
$77.77, Satoshi's.
And let's see what he has to say
about himself.
So the other day, I was just hanging
out, minding my own business.
And out of nowhere, the schoolyard bully comes
up to me, points her finger in my
face and says, hey, nerd, I saw that
you hardly have any followers on Instagram.
You're not even famous.
You're just a dork with no friends because
nobody likes you and you smell bad.
And then she gave me a wedgie.
The attack was unprovoked, and I feared for
my safety.
I went home and told my dad.
In the evening, y'all.
He said it was related to me being
mean to him.
I'm sure I said something like that.
You didn't give him a wedgie.
No, I wasn't on a playground either.
Next time we see him, we will.
Thank you, Brian.
Sir Brian with an eye.
Oh, another mini striper boost.
$77.77 from KSU Pike 97.
Boost, boost, boost.
Thank you.
Boost, boost, boost, boost.
Have you donated before?
Yeah, I think so.
Michael Hall with his $7.
Always commenting regularly.
Thank you very much, Michael Hall.
And with 6,000 Satoshis, comic strip blogger
who was always promoting other podcasts.
And he actually he donated to Darren O
'Neill's show.
Oh, nice.
Which is Planet Rage and promoted us on
that show.
Yes.
Thank you.
And for this show here, he says, how
do you love birds?
Please ask your audience to subscribe to the
podcast.
Grumpy old dames.com.
Oh, it's a new one.
Relatively new.
Grumpy old dames.com.
They are the ambassadors of mature womanhood.
Oh, they're the moms you should have listened
to when you were kids, but didn't.
Oh, grumpy old dames.com.
I like that name.
Yo, CSB.
Yo.
Oh, there's an extra $13.21 from Sir
Brian with an eye.
Says an extra $13.21 Satoshis for a
day that will live in infamy.
May Vineyard Nation never forget our fallen for
Veterans Day.
Oh, yes.
That's very nice.
Yeah, that was nice.
And here's Randy Black, $13.21. Thank you,
Randy.
Let's see what Randy says.
According to MedlinePlus.com, the average.
I read these cold, by the way.
I have not read these beforehand.
According to the MedlinePlus.com, the average person
passes gas through the mouth 13 to 21
times a day.
What?
After a discussion with a third party, Sir
Brian with an eye.
Oh.
I am proposing the official recognition of $13
.21 Satoshis as the Tina Curry burp donation.
Oh, brother.
And I hope you can find a way
to add this with the sound clip to
Adam's helipad.
So maybe that's why Brian did $13.20.
That's not Veterans Day.
He doesn't care about veterans.
He only cares about their own inside joke.
Oh, gosh.
Oh, my goodness.
KTLDKYBO.
Thank you, Randy.
And $1,000 Satoshis coming in from Pastor
Combsy.
Oh, thank you, Pastor Combsy.
Nehemiah 810.
He has some scripture for us.
Oh, let's hear it.
Go your way, eat the fat and drink
sweet wine and send your portions to anyone
who has nothing ready.
For this day is holy to our Lord.
The joy of the Lord is your strength.
Enjoy your wine and keep those buckets leaking.
KTLD.
You too, Pastor Combsy.
Oh, so sweet.
You see how pastors are going from Pastor
Jimmy to Pastor Combsy.
I love it.
$1,000 Satoshis from Ashton, Texas.
From one word nerd to the other, God
bless you both.
Thank you.
You're the word nerd, I guess.
Me?
Yeah, you are.
And Sockeye the horse comes in with 50
sats.
Always boosting at the very last minute.
Thank you all so much.
We had some things from the PO box,
right?
We did.
So we got a mug.
So when we went out to dinner with
the constitutional lawyer.
Rob.
And another couple, Jim and Teresa.
And then we and Karen and David were
with us and they sent us a mug.
Well, they're former spooks.
Yes.
And it's a National Security Agency mug.
And you said it's.
Yeah.
So it has the NSA logo on one
side and the secret squirrel on the other
side.
Why is there?
I don't understand.
What's the thing with the secret squirrel?
Well, because the NSA, the National Security Agency
stands for no such agency.
They're the very secret of no such agency
secret squirrel.
So there's a secret squirrels who are listening
in on everything and everybody you do.
Oh, yeah.
Well, they sent a note says, Dear Adam
and Tina, we had a wonderful time meeting
you in Fredericksburg.
Thanks for the podcast.
Shout out.
Here is some authentic NSA swag.
Hope you enjoy it and hope we see
you again soon, Jim and Teresa.
They were delightful, too.
Really cool.
I'm sure we'll see them again.
That was really nice.
And then we got two books from Omega
Man.
Yes.
Omega Man.
If it wasn't enough, he's donating to the
show.
He also is sending books.
Yes.
And his note said, this is for you
and Adam.
Tina, this is for you and Adam.
I heard you mentioned wanting to build a
good foundation.
Derek Prince is one of the greatest Bible
scholars of the century from Shannon Ray Davis,
Omega Man.
So, it's Foundational Truths for Christian Living by
Derek Prince.
And he sends another book as well.
And the Dragon's Prophecy, Israel, the Dark Resurrection,
and the End of Days.
Ooh, this would be good for me to
read now.
Some light reading, yeah.
Between I'm reading Max Lucado's book about the
end of times, this, I should add this.
Oh, my.
Well, we're definitely closer to the end of
times than we were yesterday.
That's for sure.
We know that for sure.
Thank you so much.
Was there anything else that came in from
me?
Was that it?
That was it.
So very kind.
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Yeah.
Yes.
And I was also going to mention you're
doing a special Booster Graham Ball at Antone's
on Monday, December 16th.
Adam Curry's Booster Graham Ball live.
I'm doing a sock hop.
Yes.
I can't believe it.
I'm going to have four bands there.
We're special guests.
We're not allowed to mention the special guests
at this time.
Yeah.
But Ainsley Costello, Just Loud, FM Rodeo, who
are from the Hill Country.
Those guys are really good.
Adam's going to be back in his element.
He's going to be DJing.
You know, I wish I'd never given away
that belt, too, at least, because now would
be the perfect time to wear the studded
belt.
No.
With my leather jacket.
Yeah, baby.
Okay.
What am I going to wear for this?
Are you not wearing a hoodie?
Of course not.
You know I'm wearing a hoodie.
You know what it's time for?
The question of the week.
Hoodie.
You want a bag?
No.
You really loved it?
It's okay.
Now it's time, everybody, for the question of
the week.
Tina has the question all set up.
I have no idea what it is, so
here we go.
Listen carefully.
Oh, oh, is it a quiz?
No, just listen carefully to the question.
Go ahead.
What do you think is the most romantic
thing you've ever done for me?
Vegas birthday with the balloons and everything in
the hotel room.
Oh, yeah, that was good.
Okay, that wasn't your favorite, clearly.
There have been so many, babe.
I mean, you used to be really romantic.
Wow, man.
These days, I just send you a text.
I love you, that is all.
I know, I know.
Hold on a second.
There were so many.
Am I no longer romantic?
Occasionally, yeah, a little bit, yeah.
Yeah.
Well, this is, were we living together?
How did you love me?
Rub, just stick the knife in deeper.
No, we were dating, it was a year.
We were dating a little over a year.
Yeah, so I was still reeling you in,
hello.
I think I was pretty much in by
that point.
I took you to Vegas for your birthday
and we had a cool suite.
There were balloons in the room.
Balloons and champagne.
It was not, I just, I gauge it
by your reaction.
So I think that you really liked it.
Remember when you were making...
So now you're going to tell me which
was more romantic?
No, no, no.
There's been so many.
So I think the time when you were
making dinner for Valentine's Day and you had
the rose petals and you had moved the
table, the table was set, you remember that?
Yes.
You did that.
Yes.
Remember when we put the lock on the
bridge in Paris?
Yes.
And you had the lock inscribed and you
ordered that.
That was very romantic.
Again, all reeling you in.
I've got you now.
Now you get a text.
I love you.
Heart, that is all.
All right.
How about you?
Okay.
This is very early on.
Again, you see how that works?
I mean, where's the romance now, babe?
Where's the romantic things you're doing for me?
I bought you eggnog today.
That's just love.
No, that's just pure love.
That is respectful, deep, respectful, deep love.
Sugar bomb eggnog.
But from the farm, like organic something or
other.
It's eggnog.
I can't wait to have some after the
show.
I think that probably it was really early
on in our relationship and you had gone
to Europe right after we started dating.
And when you came home, there were post
-it notes all over your mirror.
There was a card.
Yes.
I had stuff in your apartment for you.
I thought that was pretty romantic.
It was.
Yeah.
You still do post-it notes.
I do.
Yeah.
Take the garbage out.
Remember to call the HVAC guys.
I wouldn't trade it for anything, baby.
For nothing.