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It needs to open up a little
This is the Chateau Haute-London
Haute-London
Grand Bordeaux, 2022
This is from the Costco crate
Oh, okay
And last night we had one
which was from the crate
that was given to us by Just Grey
Yes
And this one was given to us
by the crate from Sir Brian with lame eyes
And no wonder
because the one yesterday was great
and this one needs to open up
Open up your eyes, Brian
It's good
Actually, that was a tip from John C.
Dvorak And these Costco ones So you get four That one last night was great Fantastic You get four in a crate for what?
It's like 25 bucks or something 32 $32?
Fantastic
So here we are
Day late
We're doing the show
Literally
After you
Two minutes ago
I said, I'm ready for you
And you go
I'm like
I know, and you did no agenda
I did no agenda
You did three and a half hours
I was up at 7 a.m.
I'm prepping
And I'm doing everything
And you have a complaint
about doing the Curry and the Keeper podcast
I know
The most important
The second best podcast in the universe
Yes
No, just because I'm a little tired
That's all
I'm not
I know, you're just Mr. Energy
Stop
Don't
Stop
Whoa, what's with the hand?
Before you go Isn't that aggressive when you do that to me?
Stop
Yes
Mr. Postman
Can I
Can I thank you
Yes
For
For the never ending supply
of underwear and socks
That just keeps on appearing
In my drawers
It is so appreciated
You're very welcome
Because I went to
You know
To take my shower
I'm like
Huh
It's full again
Yes
It's appreciated
Thank you
I wonder how that feels
To just
Huh
Well, if you'd let me do the
I'd gladly do it
You're like
No, you can't touch my panties
Because
I don't know
These little
Little pieces of cloth
Would cost $15
But
You know what
That's not the issue
It's the
It's the stuff
That I line dry
That you don't know
What I line dry
But I
I am
I
I am so capable
Of so many things
Great
Why do you not think
I would be able
To line dry
Okay, I'm gonna teach you
Is it
Is it so
And you can take it over
Right
Excellent
Awesome
Okay, this is
What did I just do?
What happened here?
What What happened here?
You just You made the case For your competence Wait, what just happened here?
You are now in charge of the laundry
Hello baby
Yes, so we're a day late
Because yesterday
Yes
I had my dental appointment
Wow
And were you flipping out
For a whole
I wasn't flipping out
A week beforehand
I mean, I saw
You were
Very upset about this
Very
You even
Postponed it a day
No, I did because
I went out to dinner
With a bunch of friends
That's why I postponed it
But
Oh my gosh
I mean, I knew I had to have it done
And I
I wanted it done
So
It's good to have it done
I encourage that
And you're
You said to me
You said
Hold on, I got it in my notes here
Wait a minute
You go
I was the biggest baby
And I can do it
So you can do it
Wait
Get over there
No, and then what else did I say?
I said do what I do You said just pray I prayed I prayed through it all I prayed through it all So I must have had a total Of 30 hours in the chair Oh, I For everything I do I I got tired of laying in the chair Oh, I know It was three and a half hours Yeah And with no stopping And that's a lot for Zach Hollywood How do you think his back feels?
Well, I saw that he got
He got up and he was kind of
Yeah, he had to move his back
Yeah, he has to move around
Because he's hunched over
Yeah
I could not do that job
No
That is the grossest job ever
Getting somebody's mouth like that
I have spoken to both Maverick
And Hollywood about that
Don't you, like, get, like, grossed out
About the stuff you do
Yeah, I guess so
You gotta love it
Well, it's almost like he's crafting art, too
When you think about it
Hollywood is definitely making art
Yeah, he's crafting art
I mean, look
Have you seen how good it looks?
I mean, it's in the back
But it looks really good
I don't see it, though
It's not, like, out of my face
So I don't really care
I mean
When, okay
You know
If I may just
Your TV
Previously
Yes
They're my
They're my molars
They're in the back
I can't
But from the side
When you would have to
I know
You thought my tooth was rotting
It looked gray
And kind of, you know, like
Oh, now the truth comes out
What am I gonna say?
Like, I don't wanna make out with you Because of that gory tooth Make out Make out with me, baby I gotta write that down Well done Is it a title?
A possible title?
Make out with me
I don't wanna make out with you
No, so I had a silver filling
Between two teeth
And it looked
Which was 38 inches
No
I don't know when I got that
But I
My daughter, Elise
We talked about this in the last show
And she's like
Oh, your tooth
You got like a cavity
And I'm like
No, that's a filling
And so
When I went in for my cleaning
I said, hey
Can we take care of that
And replace that?
And then all of a sudden
He found two more things
Hey, while we're at it
Let me do some maintenance here
Cha-ching, cha-ching
That's what he does, man
So I got it
I got there
And he started with the upper right
And he had to do an inlay
Because he said
The tooth was starting to crack
So he took the filling out
You want that
And it was all
It was all silver fillings
And I was concerned
About the mercury
And he said
I probably eat more
In the salmon
So he wasn't too concerned
About it
But that wasn't
Okay, so I was concerned
About the drilling
That high pitch sound
And the vibration in my mouth
I don't like
Right
But
I got used to it
Okay
It was the contraption
That they put in your mouth
Where your mouth
They hold your mouth open
Yes, like a rubber block
Basically
But no, it's more than that
It's suction and water
And it opens
And it's like this big
And they're like
Open your mouth
Oh, this is more advanced
This must be a new device
They have
I haven't had this device
He's like
Open your mouth wider
I'm like
I can't anymore
That's as wide as it goes
I don't have a huge mouth
I didn't say that though
But I couldn't
So they're like
Ah, ah, ah
And they're like
Shoving it in my mouth
Anyway
I love how they can
Kind of understand
What you're saying
Yeah
Really?
I didn't see the world series I finally was like My mouth is so dry Like you need to do something But so I got used to the drilling I got used to it Now, did you pray at all Through it all?
You didn't need to do it
And what I did
Is I put my headphones in
And I cranked up the worship music
Ah
I cranked it up
Even though I could hear
Zzzzzz
Over the songs
From your iPhone
You had your iPhone
With the worship music
But I got so
I got so relaxed
That I actually dozed off
While they were drilling
That's the best
I've had that happen many times
It's great
But in my dream
There were angel wings
wings up on the ceiling.
And it seemed like a really high ceiling in the dental office.
And there were these huge, beautiful, like brown, that spanned the whole ceiling.
That is the Holy Spirit taking care of you, taking care of you, removing, I told you, you remove your fear, you remove the pain, you remove the sound.
I'm so happy.
And then you texted, I'm like, I had a meeting at like 1 30.
And you're like, you're on your own.
I'm like, I'll walk home.
Don't worry.
Oh my God.
I'm rushing my meeting.
I'm like, Hey, I got to go.
In fact, even stopped the meeting to go say goodbye to you a different meeting in the morning.
So excuse me, I have to go talk to my wife.
And I walked right away, rocked out of the meeting, walked out of the meeting, rocked out of the meeting.
And I texted you, let me know if you want me to pick you up.
Cause I didn't know if you're going to do gas or whatever.
I was thinking about it.
And all you text back is coming home miserable.
Oh, so let me finish my story.
Um, so after I was done, um, it wasn't the drilling.
It was the stretching of my mouth, which was my, my, my lips are so dry.
My mouth is dry and they're just like trying to stretch it.
And it was actually painful.
I did not like that.
So I got, I adapted to the drilling, but it was the stress Helga.
And so she's from Hungary.
Well, you know, and then, and then Hollywood, he dropped a tool, like it flew out of his hand over my head.
He goes, that's the first time I've ever done that.
I'm like, and then Helga dropped something right on my chest.
And I looked at both of them and I pointed like, what's going on you and then you, so, but isn't it a lot nicer when you know them and you can joke around with them?
Isn't that, isn't that much more fun?
Cause I find it removes so many fears.
I mean, just to be able to joke around with like, listen, you East block woman to Helga.
She's from the East block.
She's really nice.
She cracks up when I do that.
So, yeah.
So I got home and I was exhausted cause it was stressful.
It was just, and I, we didn't sleep much because it was the election night, so I slept maybe four and a half hours.
So, and I was stressed out and then my right side started to hurt.
Yes.
And it was, it wasn't a, like a terrible toothache, but it was painful.
And mind you, we had to, so we actually both kind of fell asleep for a few moments on the couch and I woke up like five o'clock.
Oh crap.
I should've started the grill at quarter to five because we have our walking with Jesus discipleship class at the church, which starts at six o'clock.
So we had to really boogie wolfing down the food and it was another great, fantastic, fantastic course.
Pastor Brian is amazing.
He's amazing.
He's so energetic.
We're on the, we're on the second block of the discipleship class and it's all, it centers around faith.
Yeah.
Which I understand the word faith appears in the Bible 8,810 times.
Oh, you checked it out?
I did.
Okay.
But going back to the dental appointment.
So let me finish, let me close the story.
I'm sorry.
I thought you were done.
Like, okay, come on, man.
Like, how long can you talk about- Follow my lead.
Like, it's like, I never talk about stuff like that.
Like what?
My teeth.
Oh.
For a year.
Yeah.
So by the time we got home and because we were tired, then we rushed to go to the class and I said, let me see how I feel when we get home.
And we were both just wiped out.
We were wiped out.
I mean, I, I tried, I tried in the parking lot.
I said, I think David and Karen like, have a good show.
And I'm like, and Tina's like, uh, I said, yeah, we're going to do a show.
And then you gave me a look.
I'm like, ah, we're not doing a show.
We are definitely not doing a show.
Yeah.
It was just a little too much, but thank you for everybody.
Cause I said, everybody said they were praying for me and I so appreciate that.
I did end up taking some Motrin and- Which is big for you.
You never take anything for paying.
I don't.
I know.
I do.
I am against over-the-counter drugs.
Just the real drugs.
Please give me a break.
So, yeah.
So that's why.
So thank you everybody for your prayers last night.
I really appreciate it.
And that's it.
Thanks for coming to the show.
Yeah.
Okay.
See you next week.
We're done everybody.
Yeah.
Oh man.
By the way, I want some of that Pastor Brian merch.
He's wearing a hood.
I didn't know there were hoodies.
Okay.
Let's add another hoodie to the rotation.
Yes.
I want more hoodies.
I didn't know there was a hoodie, a walking with Jesus discipleship class hoodie.
You got friends in big places.
I'm sure they can hook you up.
But how come they're not offering that right at the entrance?
I paid $10 for the book.
They should be like, pay $35, get a hoodie.
Come on.
Come on, people.
Come on.
Let's think about this.
We can get you a merch.
We can get you some merch.
Do you like the hoodie?
Yes.
It's nice.
You don't care.
At least you're wearing hoodies and not crew neck sweatshirts that I die.
Die.
Make your neck.
Look.
I'm glad you have so many comments.
Oh, and then when I, when I wear a hoodie, then it's like, yes, you're going to say something about me.
Yeah.
Let's go for it.
I'll get to it.
Oh, but we need to go back.
Yes.
Because yes, just so you know, Tina withholds things from me for days.
Something that I'm really interested in.
Oh, I'm saving it for the show.
So it's been an extra 24 hours that I've not been able to hear about your global entry interview, but before we talk about that, I want to talk about my girlfriend Teresa, who came into town.
She arrived on Thursday and we spent really four great days together and we, we see each other at least once a year.
Now she lives in, she lives in Illinois, but she also has a place in Florida.
And so she came out and she came out to attend the bridge event with me on Saturday, the women's event forgiven and free.
And they had the author, Rebecca Alonzo in there.
And yeah, so she came and we just hung out and, you know, Teresa and I go back to 1988 and I think the terror twins of Chicago, TNT explosive terror twins of Chicago, Tina and Teresa running around as two single women in Chicago.
I'll never, I'll never know.
No.
So in 1988, I was going through my first divorce and I remember this distinctly.
We were standing in the bathroom on the second floor of the bank in the commercial department and somehow we got to talking and I mentioned that, yes, I was getting a divorce and she was divorced too.
And that's how it started.
And she was like, we need to get together.
She had a divorce.
Yes.
She was married before, young, really young and not very long.
I think five, maybe five years.
And so, so that's how we started hanging out.
And so we would hang out.
We started traveling together.
We started just having fun together.
We would go out dancing together and yeah, we just had a blast.
We had a blast and we've still been friends, you know, ever since.
So we've had some peaks and valleys.
Like I think when Elise was born, I was living in Naperville and she was living South, South of me in Illinois.
And we didn't really spend that much time.
No, you had no time for her.
You're like, go away.
No, hardly.
Anyway.
So I just love spending time.
She's easy to be around and we talk about everything.
Yes.
Teresa's great.
She sat in my, my, my seat on the couch once.
You offered it up to her.
Oh, that's right.
Yes.
And only once, only once did I detect that she left the lid up.
No, no, I don't think she did.
She was very, very diligent about that.
I saw the lid up.
It was probably me.
Really?
I don't, I don't think so.
Okay.
I'm just, I'm just kidding because I love Teresa.
When she first got her, she went into the bathroom and it wasn't flushed.
And she's like, oh my gosh, you talk about me not putting the lid down and it's not flushed.
And I think that was probably my fault.
I'm pretty sure it was you.
And I was probably rushing to get out of the house to go, cause I went to Bible study and then I went to go pick her up.
And yeah, it was.
That's like, I have, I don't think I've ever forgotten to flush the toilet.
I have.
Yes.
And you've left the double seat up before too.
Oh, rarity.
Oh, I should get a penalty for that.
Oh man.
Anyway.
So it was so much fun having her.
And so then on Saturday we went to the bridge, um, women's ministry event.
And that was, I think the title should be the floater.
Let me see the floater.
Why the penny drop?
Nevermind.
Someone's laughing out there.
Yeah.
What do you look at?
I don't know that I catch.
I don't know that I get that.
You didn't flush the toilet.
Oh, oh, wow.
Anyway, that's what I thought.
But then when you said the penny dropped, I'm like, what does that mean?
Nevermind.
Is it no agenda talk?
The penny, like when someone gets the joke, the penny drop, you've never heard.
No.
Is that a Dutchism?
No, I've never heard of that.
No, because in Holland they say it's courteous.
Fuller.
It's the, the quarter fell in America.
It's the penny drop.
No, I never, I heard a mic drop.
Okay.
Right.
Okay.
Same thing.
Anyway.
So we went to the event on Saturday.
It was really good.
There was almost 130 women there and it was so well organized.
And Annette and Naomi just pulled a fantastic group of women together.
And 30 or something.
Yeah.
But no, I mean the committee and everything just, everything was seamless.
I mean, it went great.
It was, and it was a lot of fun and.
A couple of things that, um, really resonate with.
So she told her story in the first half, which is from the book, the book, the devil and pew number seven, which I talked about it before, highly, highly recommend reading it.
It's a story about forgiveness.
And then she went to talk about freedom robbers.
And so she started talking about a lot of different things that like rob you of your freedom.
And, um, one thing that she talked about was how our DNA carries memories.
As in it's embedded.
Yes.
And she said, you know, you need to pray to the Lord to cleanse your DNA.
Do not let generational grief or trauma carry on to your children.
And I was, a light bulb went off for me, a light bulb, because I started thinking about my mom and my dad and their childhood and kind of what I'm working on with God to heal me.
And I can see the lineage.
I can see it.
So I'm going to start working.
I'm gonna start working on it with somebody to kind of get me released from it.
So I thought that was really, I mean, there were so many other great nuggets, but I thought that was really, really cool.
So it was a fun, fun event.
So Teresa and I was there.
We were there all day.
Was she coming in specifically time for this or was it just coincidental?
She wanted to come and visit.
And I said, why don't you come in this time?
I said, and then you can come to the event.
And so she was happy to do that.
And then we, she went to church with us and she watches, she watches bridge online every, every Sunday.
And so it was, it was interesting.
We were walking out as we were leaving the event and pastor Brian was there and she was like, pastor Brian, like it was a celebrity.
Well, it's, it's fun watching that because I remember the first time when I went in during service, having watched it online for months.
And the first thing you notice is it's the dynamic and Oh, I hear people and you feel the room.
It's so different than watching it.
And I just talking to her about it.
Yes.
And, and, and then, you know, there was this healing moment for her, which was really spectacular.
I know.
Cause she's had some, she's got bionic knees.
Yeah.
It was just really, really, she had good, it was good to see her.
It was good.
And then we got to go out to dinner with pastor Jimmy and Annette on Sunday night.
So that, and I wanted her to be able to spend time with them because she watches him every Sunday.
And so that was really fun.
So then on Monday I had to, um, I had to leave early because I had my global entry appointment.
Yes.
So let's back up a little bit though, because you, you applied online.
I applied online.
They're like, we'll get back to you.
You apply online.
Wait, wait, wait, wait.
You applied online a week before I did, because of course I was late.
You coming back from, I, there was no post-it notes.
So I forgot and I'd done, I'd gotten through half of my submission and you came back from hiking and he said, have you done it?
Oh crap.
Let me finish it up.
So I finished it up and I was done.
And then within like two days.
No, they said you were approved, right?
When you've sent it all through.
No, no, no, no, no.
Oh, you got an email back.
Yeah.
I got an email back.
Yeah.
And then they say, oh, you're approved.
And I'm like, congratulations.
You're a good guy.
I'm like, we trust you.
We, oh, it's Curry.
It's good.
And it's like, oh, remember the American express card that because of me, you got that card and you got the, the box was coming out of it and like the potpourri in the box and you got like a mail pouch.
It wasn't even that it was an envelope.
I think it was torn.
Here's your card.
It was the same thing.
So all of a sudden, and that wasn't fair because I am the one, I am the one that raised your credit score.
I am the one.
Yes.
Because when I met you, yours was in like the low four hundreds.
I had no score.
I was basically unknown to credit.
I had to also have no credit card.
I'm like, look, if we're doing this thing called life, you're going to have to shore up, Bobby.
But yeah, so now I have a credit score of nine 50 or something crazy.
I don't know.
It's high.
I know.
But yeah.
So, um, thanks to me and I've been stopped.
I've been in the little, uh, in the small, uh, interrogation room multiple times at the border coming back into America.
And I sent him my application.
I was like, yeah, you're good to go.
You get your card in a couple of days.
Bye.
Yeah.
So you get your card, you get your card and you show me your card and it's your picture.
It's your, it's a picture book from about 15 years ago.
So we have long hair covering your ears.
And I look at it and I go, wow, your face is so much fuller.
You must've been a choco.
To which I said things you say to me that I would never even, it doesn't even occur to me to say such mean, hateful things.
They were Chunko.
And I'm like, have you been to the, what walking with Jesus discipleship class?
Have you, have you even paid attention?
Another show.
I know you looked at me.
You're like, I would never say that.
Even as a joke, if the joke would be worse, I could, if I said there used to be a Chunko, I can just see what you, I know exactly what your face would look like too.
I'm like, no, I would never do that.
Maybe it was the hair.
Cause their hair was covering your ears.
Like you had a helmet of hair.
And the thing is I had a global, and so people are wondering, I had a global entry, um, a card many years ago and it expired and I never did anything with it.
And so I guess they went, oh, cause the thing is you have to do an interview.
You have to, Oh, really?
Let me tell you about this interview to answer all these questions.
Now, hold on.
You have to answer questions and then you go in for the interview.
Now, when I went in my, for my interview, which had to be 15 years ago, it was literally like, Hey, headbangers balls.
So it was pretty quick.
It's a little bit how mine went too.
Let me tell you, this is the thing that Tina would not tell me about is how the interview went.
So, but okay.
So Teresa and I had to leave early.
Did someone go?
They said, Tina Curry from curry and the key.
So we get to the airport and I'm turned into short term parking.
Okay.
And it's 1215 in my appointments at 1230 and Teresa's with me.
And so there's no place to park.
And Teresa said, I'm just going to get out here.
I'll go into the airport.
You look for a parking spot.
You're going to be late.
I'm driving around.
I'm thinking I could leave.
I'm going to, I'm going to have to leave because I can't, I don't know where to park.
I'm going to feel like go out and go out of the building.
And, um, so there was no parking spot.
There were no parking spots.
And finally I turned down this lane and as I'm going down the lane, this car pulls right out at the end.
I pulled right in.
I said, thank you.
Thank you, God.
Thank you.
Exactly.
Thank you, God.
And I was able to make my appointment.
So once I got in there, they were punctual.
Yeah, actually I was, it was, it was early.
So I got in there and you know, he's asking me, you know, do you live here?
Blah, blah, blah.
Take your picture, get your fingerprints in your fingerprints aren't on ink anymore.
It's like a track pad scanner.
And, um, he goes, so what do you do?
And you said podcast.
I said, I'm a podcaster.
He goes, really?
What's your podcast about?
He goes, what's the name of it?
And I said, oh, it's me and my husband.
And I said, it's called Curry and the Keeper.
I said, my husband actually, uh, co-invented podcast.
And he's like, seriously?
I go, yeah.
He goes, wow.
Has he been on Joe Rogan?
I go, yeah, he has been five times.
He goes, really?
What's the name?
So of course he wrote down Curry and the Keeper and he wrote down Noah Jendi.
He's like, I love, I love, um, I love Joe Rogan.
I love Joe Rogan.
I'm going to totally check this out.
And I'm like, you don't seem like a government employee.
I'm like, okay, no questions, nothing, like nothing about.
It's just, do you exist or do you, can you breathe?
Do you give me your passport?
You're good to go and pay them, pay me the money.
No, we already paid for it.
Yeah.
We already paid for it.
That's nice.
So hello, agent.
Yeah.
Welcome to the show.
He's probably angry.
He's like, you guys promised a show on Wednesday and it didn't show up.
What kind of podcaster are you?
It'll revoke your global entry.
Exactly.
That's funny.
Yeah, that's funny.
That was nice.
Yeah.
Anyway, I pimp you out all the time though.
I really do.
Everyone else.
Everyone does.
It's okay.
Everyone pimps me out.
Yeah.
I'm a podcaster now.
You are a mighty fine one.
I'm a podcaster now.
Cause I really don't have any other jobs.
Although I'm going to start helping more with the women's ministry and that wants me to help out more.
So she's like, you can't get a job.
You need to help me more.
We need to create this brand.
So after the women's event, I said, look, she said the magic words, please create this brand.
Oh, well not, not, not create the brand, but promote the brand.
Yeah.
But you like that.
I gave her a couple ideas and I said, look, we need to send out a survey after this event.
Like we need to send it out now and think about like five, six questions.
I said five, they added a six one.
I said short so that it doesn't take a lot of time of what you really want to know.
And you use that for your next event.
And so we did that.
We re we wrote it up on Monday and, um, they've got it out yesterday, I believe.
So, yeah.
So, and then I said that the name of the women's ministry is flourish.
And I said, I think that at the next event, you need to explain why you named it flourish, why it was named flourish and explain what that means.
I said, because that helps, um, promote the brand.
Yeah.
So, so yeah.
So she wants me to help her a little bit more on creating, uh, being involved in the women's ministry.
So that's my job.
So does this take away from the, the wine bar where you're finger painting?
Oh, I haven't answered them.
That's even better idea.
Yeah.
Also I've been exercising my, my marketing communications fundraising, which I've been helping with Trey hosting an event in December.
And I looked at his fundraising letter and I sent a bunch of edits and we looked at his art and I gave you my feedback on that.
And yeah, I told him, let me, let me know how I can help you.
And you're so good at that.
And you're so good at the Tina wash.
So I give Tina anything.
It's like, you know, some people throw it through chat, GPT, bad idea.
Just send it to my curry.com comes back with edits is beautiful.
Perfectly done.
It's like, it's amazing.
And that's so funny because, um, and it is funny that at Ronald McDonald house charities, they used to always say, has it been through the Tina wash?
Exactly.
No, you're so good at it.
And you know, he sent me the, the poster.
So basically it's a, it's a Christmas concert, but it's not going to be jingle bells.
It's the store is the greatest story ever told.
He has this phenomenal worship band coming in.
Um, the guys from, uh, used to be a worship leader at gateway church as a whole bunch of worship, former worship leaders who are in the band.
And they have this 90 minute set and that's multimedia with, with video of the chosen.
And I mean, he's, the whole thing is arranged December 7th, Saturday, December 7th, 6 30 PM Mark plots in Fredericksburg.
So he sends me the poster and I sent it to you and then you write it.
I go, uh, I see no Christmas.
I see no Jesus.
I see nothing about the holiday.
Yeah.
And so did you tell him that was my feedback or did you tell him that was your No, I'm like, Hey Trey, let me tell you what I think about this.
Clearly, clearly.
Trey, you didn't even see it.
You didn't even know what I do, man.
I'm looking like, Hey Trey, there's no holiday.
There's no Jesus here.
And he's like, you're correct.
I'm redoing the whole thing.
Yeah.
You better.
I will make sure he knows.
I'll make sure he knows.
You know what?
And I would love to help him.
I would love to help him raise money.
I will do it.
I will help him.
Yeah.
Yes.
Because if he gets, well, his idea is, is to keep this going and then do more and then ultimately spin this into helping to set up the 2000 seat venue vision that I have here.
And he said, well, you're emceeing the event.
You forgot to mention that you're going to be at the emcee.
Well, what I like, so he's, I mean, it doesn't matter.
He said, we emceed.
I'm like, yes, I'm there.
It's like, I don't even care what your plan is.
You're setting this up.
I'm there and let's go.
So we met on Monday at, uh, uh, Java ranch, of course the clubhouse.
And, um, and he's like, I'm like, so what do you need help with?
He doesn't need help with anything.
He just needs Tina wash.
So, and I, I told him that you need the Tina wash.
He's a very good writer.
I mean, obviously he's a lawyer.
I mean, he's a very good writer.
I did up, I did update the letter a little bit because I think you need to put the ask up front.
You need to ask, you know how to do this.
And, and I, I told him to use what works for him, but I know that those types of letters, I know how to make them six.
I know how to write them so that they're successful.
So he's a very faithful guy.
And, uh, I mean, he's just, he's got a big heart for Jesus.
And, um, and he says, so I don't just want it to be a concert.
I want to, you know, I want people to tell their story.
So, uh, we talked about it and he said, well, why don't you tell your story as introduction to the conscious?
This is a great idea because he's going to have volunteers walking around.
He says, I didn't just want people walking around with, ask me about Jesus.
Right.
He says, instead, ask me about my story.
I'm like, wow, what a great idea.
What a great idea.
Well, I mean, he owns Salvation Spirits too.
And it's beautiful in there.
He obviously has an eye for creative.
He's got a creative brain.
He's got that legal, logical brain and the creative brain, which is, yeah, yeah.
So that's, that's going to be fun, but I'm happy.
I'm happy to help him in whatever way he wants me to help him.
Coolio, man.
Yeah, man.
You're the best man.
So I got sort of, you know, a little couple of part-time jobs.
Now you got stuff to do and of course the insane schedule, which you have created for us before we go to Italy, which I warned you about.
We haven't had a chance to breathe, babe, babe, like, Oh, we have guests coming tomorrow and then, uh, and the guests leave.
And then we go straight away for a hamburgers with some other people.
And then we do a little dance, make a little love.
Oh, sorry.
No time for that.
Get down tonight.
Uh, no stomachache.
I don't feel good.
I have a stomachache, too much sugar, M&M's.
Um, but so after this weekend, we have no plans for what?
For two seconds, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, next week.
No plans.
Really?
Yeah.
I am doing my re-recording my podcast with Vic on Monday.
Yeah.
Yes.
Let me do our schedule here.
Yeah.
Uh, that's amazing.
But then on Friday, Friday, we have, uh, we're having dinner here.
Yes.
And then the one thing, because since, uh, forgiveness was your women's one second, I just want, I just want to make it known that we don't have any plans after this Saturday for the next three Saturdays.
We're open people.
We're open now.
Book now while stocks last.
Yes.
We got to get together with pastor Brian and gnomers.
That's my next thing on my list.
So yes.
Okay.
Carry on.
So you had my wayward son.
So you had this forgiveness themed event.
Yes.
So I'm struggling with post election.
The in general, you know, um, I said we weren't going to do a recap in our.
I'm sorry.
Go ahead.
What did you say?
In the newsletter?
I said, we're not going to do a recap.
No, no, this is not a recap.
It's like, so there are people in our lives who are.
I would say probably angry, upset, maybe fearful about Trump winning the election.
And some of them, and some people we know who are dealing with this, where people are saying, I don't want to deal with anybody who voted for Trump.
I mean, as Christians, what do we do with that?
We don't, we don't know these people indirectly.
We've heard indirectly, but yeah, indirectly, but there's people around town.
There's signs.
I mean, do we just all keep on going and pretending like the other one doesn't exist because they're crazy, they're mad or we're crazy?
I mean, how do we deal with that in general?
I'm just struggling with the forgiveness part of it.
Do you have any ideas?
How we, uh, I think we have to do, we have to live by the fruit of the spirit.
We have to still be loving and kind and patient.
And I think we need to, and compassionate.
I think we have to, we don't need to reach out.
We don't need to say, Hey, I think we continue.
If somebody says, I don't want to do business with you anymore because I don't like who you voted for, you have to honor that.
And you know what?
God closes doors so that other doors can be open, honor that, but continue being the person that you are.
I, you can't force this person to want to.
No, I just feel, I feel so bad for these people who are so mad.
And if it was my daughters, I would probably obviously take a different approach.
You know, I would just, I mean, I, I would be really wanting to, to make sure that that relationship wasn't severed, but if it was a business person, yeah.
And so Julie, Julie, um, we were messaging back and forth and she asked me how I felt and she said, you know, she was, you know, she was kind of questioning how she felt.
And I said, you know, I felt relief.
I didn't feel joy.
I haven't gloated.
I mean, the post on my Instagram was all glory to God because this was all in God's hands and God delivered, delivered us.
And, um, I just felt relief because I really felt like our country, like we were in a crazy bus and we were about ready to drive off the cliff.
I really felt that.
We had a nice chat about this morning, which I appreciate it.
Yeah.
We have good talks, don't we?
Yeah.
During our Bible study.
It's good talk, man.
Yeah.
Good talk.
That, so what I felt is just, you know, cause of course I look on line and there's the obvious gloating and the, and the means and, and I'm like, in a way it's so American that we lived in this movie for the past several years, certainly the last two years intensely.
And in this movie, the hero, you know, he's fighting evil.
He gets shot, go figure.
Um, and then he, he perseveres, he gets through it.
He's victorious.
And then we're all high fiving as we walk out of the theater while the credits are rolling.
It's like, and then we just go out.
We just go back to being, you know, to everything happening.
But that's the feeling I get.
I get the feeling that a lot of people are like, all right, it's taken care of.
Like where, no, we need to, you know, Elon's going to do it right.
Be the Elon in your community, you know, like work on waste and fraud in your community and be the JRFK junior for your kids.
Make sure they eat healthy.
I just feel like people are, we're so used to like, okay, that was great.
When's the next sequel coming out?
We'll go look at it then.
And like, people are kind of like, eh, it's done.
Does that make any sense?
Yeah, it does.
However, the, the prayer warriors that I text with are not like that.
They're like, we cannot rest on our laurels.
Okay, good.
We cannot rest on our laurels because as I said to you this morning, we just got a little too complacent and then it was like, we were shaken awake, like what is going on?
So I feel relief and I'm not gloating.
I'm not gloating.
No, no.
You're not at all.
No.
And I think it sent a big message.
It sent a huge message.
And I hope that other people, once they, their emotions kind of settled down, realize that, that people who are struggling and need to put food on their table, that that's the most important thing then.
Yes.
And then you put good food on the table.
So anyway, I like have my talks with you.
It's good talks, man.
Yeah.
So, Hey, you want to bring us a, can you give us an update on your project that you're working on?
Yeah.
It's so cool.
Okay.
I will give a little update.
Give a little update.
We haven't really talked about it.
Anyway, well, you know, we're living up in a down world.
People are talking about it.
Pastor Jimmy's talking about it from the pulpit.
Yes.
He just, he blessed you.
He asked the church to bless you.
That was very sweet.
That was really, I know that touched your heart.
Yes.
Um, in short, the basic concept is the future of media is hyperlocal and we started a station here in Fredericksburg.
It's called Hello Fred, and there's a whole technology behind it.
But if you go to hellofred.fm, you can listen to the live stream, which is 24 hours a day, the best worship music.
And you'll hear that there's all kinds of local Fredericksburg information podcasts that are from here.
Like, I don't know, Korean, the keeper, uh, living up.
You took Korean.
No, no.
Hello.
Fred has Korean, the keeper on it.
The player on bridge church is different.
Oh, got it.
Okay.
Thank you.
Okay.
Yes.
Now, Korean, the keeper is part of Hello Fred.
Okay.
Yeah.
Um, and, uh, but also, uh, pastor Jimmy's doing his daily grind, his daily devotional.
So he records that every day for you?
Absolutely not.
He records five in a row.
So actually he sent me five more today.
And before we had dinner, I uploaded those and put all that in.
And so do you put them in?
How do they all five of them go throughout the day?
Or do you have one a day?
No, they rotate.
So every hour there's a different one.
So now there's 10 in total, but there's also a podcast, which is on hellofred.fm. If you go to bridge church, you'll see bridge church has the same technology, the same player, but they have different podcasts.
So, you know, they like Jack Hibbs is on there and Alan Jackson.
And so it's a, it's a different player.
And I mean, it's great working with faith.
It's Jimmy, uh, pastor Jimmy and Annette's son, uh, daughter, daughter, daughter, and I'm confused, man.
And she, but she does all this stuff for the bridge church.
Oh, it's all the way down.
It's below the fold.
Okay.
That's where it was before.
It's always been all the way down.
Well, I'll tell you this.
At one point we had, you know, 12 people listening, uh, in the morning and I'm seeing 150 people a day listening.
That's a lot for us, for, for a church that has 700 people.
Yeah.
So I wonder if they could have a rotating carousel on their landing page.
So that it has different information so that you know what I mean?
Because you have to go somehow we left my project and now we're back to your executive.
Wow.
Sorry, babe.
So that's the beginning of the idea.
And, uh, the mission I have is to lift a thousand voices.
So I hope to have a thousand of these local stations slash, uh, podcasts coming all around the country.
Yes.
Yeah.
And you're so excited.
I love how energized you are by it.
I'd love people to listen to the radio stream because it has all the promos.
Has promos for the shows.
It's got great worship music, modern stuff, uh, and, uh, no commercials.
Just, just, it's good.
I'm having a ball.
I'm having a ball doing it with, with Dave Jones and Gordon Marcy.
There's a lot more behind it.
A lot more stuff we're doing with, but there's a lot.
And you've, you've done a couple of sales calls.
I haven't done a sales call in 15 years.
And these are zoom calls.
So you can see people.
No, I used to have to get on a plane.
Go fly somewhere.
No, it's it's on zoom calls.
It's great.
Yeah, it's fun.
It's it's, I am having a good time.
And you've been putting on your three piece suit for these zoom calls.
No, absolutely not.
But I am taking showers early in the morning, which is like a big deal.
Normally like, yeah, it's 11 o'clock.
I think I'll take my shower.
So I'm like, Phoebe, I'll take you out in half an hour after I take my shower.
It's one 30.
So now I'm like, Oh, I got to kind of shave and look presentable.
I guess it just wouldn't have to, but it's kind of, it's nice.
So yeah.
Yeah.
So, you know, there's radio stations who are using this.
There's a lot going on.
Yeah, I'm very excited.
I'm excited for you.
That's awesome.
It truly is a calling.
And yeah, and we're just trying to get the gospel spread out there.
Yeah.
Local radio is gone.
So we're bringing that back.
Yeah.
I was asking you very pointed questions about marketing.
How are you going to do this?
How are you going to get people out of their silos?
How are you?
Yeah.
Well, did we talk about that last week?
No, we were having the conversation the other night.
No, but where I showed it to you, and you went, why would anyone ever want to use that?
Yes.
Why?
I'm the canary in the coal mine.
Yeah.
Oh, that's right.
That's right.
We talked about that.
It's going to be so successful.
That's good.
Guaranteed.
That's good.
Yes.
I'm excited.
Yes.
You should be.
One of the things I promo often on the show, on the stream is Tina's God shot.
Oh, and I promo a little bit of the God shot and say, you want to hear the rest of this?
You better go to curry in the keeper.
Go to hello, Fred dot FM.
Click on curry in the keeper to listen to the whole show.
Oh, no.
I don't sound like completely unbelievable.
Like that sounds time for Tina's God shot.
It's time for Tina's God shot.
Don't worry about I'm just messing with you.
No, no.
I know you mean well.
I actually thought you clipped the God shot and put that in the rotation.
No, no, no.
You just promo is in rotation.
Promo is not the same thing.
But OK.
Oh, my God.
Anyway, it's time for Tina's God shot.
OK.
The God shot is it relates to the election and it relates to the results.
And it showed me how much my thinking has just by being in God's word every day, by seeking his guidance, by obeying him, how much I've my life has changed, how much wisdom I've gained, how much knowledge I've gained, humility and and I've just transformed, just transformed.
And so I came across this God shot because my friend Julie, who I adore, adore her so much.
The morning of the election, she texted me.
She said, Tina, can we pray together?
And I'm like, absolutely.
And so we we didn't get a chance to catch up, but we prayed and she brought this.
She said, I want to read this to you.
And this is my this is my God shot today because it ties right into what I thought and felt after the election results.
And so it's Psalm 47, verse eight through nine.
God reigns over the nations.
God is seated on his holy throne.
The nobles of the nations assemble as the people of the God of Abraham for the kings of the earth belong to God.
He is greatly exalted.
And to me, that summed it up, that praise God, all glory to God, that that he this is what he he planned to happen.
And I gave him all the credit for inspiring the people, putting the energy and the the motivation and people to make his will come true.
And or his will come to life.
And that the first thing I thought of when we knew that Trump was going to win, I thought, praise God, praise God.
And I do.
I feel that I feel all glory to him.
Thank you.
And I thought that Psalm is perfect, that he reigns over the nations.
And I hope that more people come to realize that and not get stuck in their own fleshly behaviors.
I, of course, completely agree.
And I am convinced that he heard our prayers and is healing our land, because I I was prepared for him to give us another four years of shaking and and and trouble.
I mean, but I guess we've had enough.
So now we have to show that we what we want to do with it.
And I was reading Give Him Fifteen Dutch Sheets.
And he was talking about how this had to happen for the four years under the other administration season of review, the season of review so that people could see that this was all planned so that people could see it.
And I think there's a lot more reveal to come.
I hope so, because people really need to see all the minds.
What we got to rip the bandaid off.
Let's get all the ugly.
Yes, I agree.
I agree.
So that's my God shot.
I'm so happy to be walking this journey with you, my darling.
I know it's phenomenal, isn't it?
Even though you make fun of me.
Always, baby.
So I was thinking about this yesterday as we were sitting in class.
I mean, we're we're in his word every day.
We do devotionals probably seven days a week, seven days a week every day.
You know, we go to church on Sunday.
We go to the classes on.
Well, we don't just church.
We're in it.
We're in the word.
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
We do the classes.
I write the church newsletter.
We volunteer.
We're going to go do a video for them to promote curry in the keeper.
That would be pretty funny if I said that.
Hey, by the way, now it's time to hear from the code.
This is our podcast, right?
But we like to hear from those cocksuckers now.
What did you say?
Hey, what did you say?
Now it's time to hear from the code.
Value for value is this podcast, just like that one across the street, living up in a down world.
It's also a value for value podcast.
Make sure you support them as well.
Korean the keeper dot com.
You can go to the about page, learn all about it, what it means.
You know, people, I think, are holding on to their Bitcoin these days because, you know, you see what happened to the price.
You know, people who were supporting us when it was 30.
Thank you very much, because we haven't done anything.
We just kept it.
Yeah.
We're not doing it in our little wallet.
Now, I did have a node issue.
Oh, I was so busy with Hello, Fred, that I didn't notice the node had gone down and it was down for three days and the channels closed and everything.
So people might have boosted that.
I had not seen it.
Oh, so if you did, I'm really sorry.
And you'll have to reboost if I miss you, if I missed you by any chance.
But I think people are getting very close to people.
You need to check five hundred dollars in cash total aggregate.
It doesn't matter how many times you've donated, you become a salmonella.
And if you did it through modern podcast apps like Fountain FM by boosting, it counts time and a half.
So really, what does that mean?
You have to at three hundred and fifty.
Am I saying that right time?
Yes.
Yeah.
One and a half.
Yeah.
See, hello.
Hello.
Hello, marketing person.
I'm not a math person.
Me neither.
Guess what?
Because we you know, the glasses, they're collecting dust and we want to send them out and we want to welcome you.
And nobody wants to be a salmonella anymore.
People do.
They just don't know.
I mean, I look at what people have sent in.
We started off, by the way, with our executive producer, sir, by his grace, David Wicker.
Oh, I have flying in with one hundred and eleven dollars and twenty two cents.
Of course, eleven twenty two is their church there in Florida.
Oh, so he added a one to it, which is just so beautiful.
They sent us a box of T-shirts, a hoodies.
Yes, which I am happy to wear.
And he sent us a lovely note.
It's it's long, so I don't know that I'm going to.
And it's our picture.
Do you see our pictures on the other side?
Well, I have the I have a written note.
Yes.
For the donation.
Yes.
Oh, well, so the note that he sent.
And by the way, Southeastern Turf Grass Supply.
Yes.
Is his business for all your golf agronomic needs?
I think that's how I pronounce it.
I guess that's whatever green stuff you need on your golf course.
Southeastern Turf Grass Supply.
I'll read.
Do you want to read any of the note that he said with the yes, do you want to read that?
Yeah, I'll read this one first.
Life got away from me last week and I missed episode one hundred and eleven Halloween sports ball.
Hope softball.
Aspen's cheerleading your group.
Woo.
Sorry.
Of course, we understand.
We want to cheer show one hundred and eleven dash one.
I mean, one hundred and twelve.
Here's to a magical couple on a magical journey celebrating your magical milestone.
I'm grateful to know our Jesus put us together to get through these days.
Together, we go forward as one body.
What time?
What a time to be alive.
May God continue to bless and keep you.
The wickers sure do love the Curry's KTLD.
Which, of course, we have a.
Yes, it's overflowing.
It's like it's overflows.
Also, by his grace, I.
Every time I open my Bible, I think about him because he gave me that such beautiful gift about two years ago.
Yes.
So the note that with the hoodies that came, which I love, he said, we love the Curry's.
His wife, Jules, is adorable and so lovely.
And their kids are.
I haven't met.
We haven't seen pictures.
Yes, we love the Curry's.
You two are such a gift in this world.
Y'all story, you're ever changing, ever unwinding, ever overflowing.
It's just amazing.
Tina, it's always warms my soul to hear you mention your Bible.
And when I heard you took it to Mexico, well, that gave me pause and a surge of gratitude.
See, we know it's not me, but sending that took boldness.
That not bragging, only sharing.
And God blessed us through that one small step of obedience, humbling, incredible, fascinating.
He says, Adam, my older only by a bit brother from another mother.
60 is a giant milestone, but 90 will be too.
I gush to you my intentionality of our show.
It's so important to me.
You, your show, your courage, your prophecy, your wisdom, brother.
I could try a million times to explain it, but I would always fall short.
God knows our hearts.
He knows my sincerity.
He knows I needed no agenda.
He is faithful and he is good.
Happy birthday.
Let's go.
Yeah, well, he sent it.
It got sent back.
Yes.
So it finally made it banged up box would have made.
Thank you so much.
Thank you, David.
Also, sir.
And the whole family.
Yeah, family.
So, so thoughtful.
We have coming in with our associate executive producership with 77,777 Satoshi's.
There he is once again.
Pastor Jimmy Pruitt.
Hello.
He says another great episode.
So many show titles tossed around.
Crying face emoji.
Looking forward to what comes tonight.
Bro date was successful.
Yes.
And he says topic.
This is this is always our top.
Whenever we go out because election night, you went out with the girls, with Damonette and the church ladies who are not like the church ladies, prayer warriors, prayer warriors.
Thank you.
Not like not like Saturday Night Live.
Yes.
Is it Satan?
No, it's not like that.
No, these are awesome ladies.
I can I can use that word.
Awesome.
Ladies, Pastor Jimmy and I went out and we both decided we're not going to look at anything.
In fact, we didn't look at any election stuff for two days.
Yes.
Not interested.
We went out, went to Hill and Hill and Vine.
And as always, here's our topic for every single time we're together.
God, the world and other things.
That's all we talk about in that order, in that order.
And it's so I love it so much.
I know.
And we just have I mean, we're going to have to do a podcast.
It's obvious it's been set up and I don't know what the title is, but it's going to be about God, the world and other things for sure.
Do you want to take our title?
Our title?
Two Girls, One God.
Two Dudes, One God.
No, no.
That's for you.
I have the website.
I have the domain name for you.
When you guys are when you guys are ready.
Two Girls, One God dot com is is good to go.
We'll figure it out.
I know.
I love watching your friendship with Pastor Jimmy.
It is.
I have not had a friendship like this ever.
Yeah.
And Annette says the same about him.
So I know truly is fun.
I know.
I love it.
Yeah.
I love you, brother.
We text several.
What was that?
It was Marie Curie.
It was air coming up out of my throat.
That's called a belt in man world.
I don't belt.
Do you ever hear me do that?
Let's go to the videotape.
I'm ISOing that thing.
I'll have it.
Hey, listen, Brian, Brian with an I and TJ, the raffle.
Here's your next mega mix opportunity.
You know, I did not.
I heard it was Bobo's car.
Wow.
Like a truck driver.
It was what time we load up the rig.
It was no, that's not.
Oh, here we go.
Oh, no, it was bubbles coming up out of my throat.
It wasn't a belt.
No, that's your story.
That's your story.
You opened your mouth and gas came out, but that's not a belt.
No, no, no.
That's just what it was.
It's not ladylike.
I don't do that.
I mean, just like you didn't flush.
Like what am I married to here?
It was it was some bubbles in my throat.
OK.
Bubbles in my throat.
OK.
OK, go.
Yeah, I'm a little flustered.
Oh, she's coming in with twenty seven dollars and seventy seven cents.
He's been donating almost every I think every episode.
Oh, Mega Man once again with a nice angel number there with the heavenly sevens.
He says, Tina.
Yes.
Check the P.O. Box.
Oh, two books are waiting for you and Adam.
Oh, nice.
It's for you.
Oh, and he said and he also sent another an online book, which I have not accepted yet because I wanted to show it to you through Amazon.
I heard you mentioned wanting to build a good foundation.
Derrick Prince is one of the greatest Bible scholars of the century.
So he sent that to us.
Now we'll accept it so that we can then share that book.
Gosh, I want to burp, but I'm not going to do it because, you know, I have manners because that was not a burp.
It was bubbles just escaping.
Stop talking about it.
It's one of the greatest moments of podcast history.
Stop talking about it.
It didn't sound that bad.
How childish are we right now?
That's because you're making a big deal out of it.
You could have just passed right over it.
But no, no, no.
That could not be passed over.
There was no this is by far one of the best moments in my podcast.
I don't I do not have you ever heard hear me burp.
No, I don't do that.
I don't go like some people do.
Do I do this?
I catch you.
And then I'm like, dude, when did you catch me?
You've done and you're like, excuse me.
Moving on.
Daniel Williams, twenty five dollars on the PayPal and no, no.
Daniel, please send us a note.
We want to know.
Send us a note.
Ashley, right.
Always coming in with her seven dollars.
We appreciate you so much, Ashley.
And with his seventy seven, seventy seven mini striper donation.
Ah, there he is.
Sir.
Brian, with an eye.
Yes.
Adam.
Oh, yeah.
You and Pastor Jimmy coordinating outfits doesn't make you chicks.
Dudes do it to Clinton.
I do it all the time, especially for Halloween.
It's about him.
I'm glad it's about you again.
We browse our costumes together online.
We've gone as dumb and dumber in the blue and orange suits.
We've gone as Bill and Ted and wore wigs.
And I have to say, the ladies love it when guys do that.
They flocked to us and they must have run away because I've never seen you with a with a lady.
Side note, Tina, I thought Damonette was your best friend.
So why in the world do you make her eat beets?
That's not very Christian of you.
Really?
She liked him.
And you know what, Brian?
Pastor Jimmy and Adam aren't looking for chicks like you are.
So exactly.
They're happily married.
Yes.
To each other.
No.
Hello.
She's no.
We go.
We.
Is it was a real friendship.
Yes.
You want to make sure that we're not cold going to dinner.
And he winds up by saying in the evening, you're in the evening, Shelly C.
Shelly.
Oh, two thousand Satoshi boost boosting far overdue.
Thank you, Shelly.
Thank you.
Care Bear comes in with seven, seven, seven.
No, no.
Just a dot from Fountain.
Thank you.
Oh, and seventy seven.
Seventy seven from KSU Pike.
Ninety seven.
That must be new.
No, no.
I've seen KSU ninety seven before.
Who would have guessed Adam is not as suave as he thought.
Not quite sure what that is referring to from the last episode.
I'm sure.
I don't know if Tina was talking about me.
I'm sure it's right.
KTLD and KYBO.
And luckily, people are getting in on the joke.
Five hundred Satoshi's from lonely yank from this day forward.
He shall be known as Brian with no eye teeth.
There you go.
Keep it up, people.
A lonely, lone yank, lone yank.
And last boost from Sakai, the horse who never leads.
You know, this is lots of blessings.
We appreciate it.
Thank you so much.
I have a couple incredibly kind.
I have a couple of things.
Yeah.
So David Larson text emailed me about the Aveeno lotion hack from Dakota.
Oh, oh.
And he sent me photos and he decided to send them again.
There's a hack.
Yes.
And so he discovered that the hydrogen peroxide caps fit perfectly on the Aveeno bottles.
So once the bottle gets low, he says, and the pump won't work.
He puts the cap on and he stores the bottle upside down.
Boom.
Oh, that's a good.
That's a good hack.
Yeah.
Thank you, David.
Yes, I will definitely follow that.
And then today I went to the mailbox.
I went to our mailbox to make sure that you talk a little bit into the mic because you're like, you know, like this.
But don't burp into the mic.
Oh, I, I, I, I, I'm past it.
OK, I'll never bring it up again, except at least once a day.
OK, so I went to the mailbox today and lovely Ashley Slater.
Oh, so sweet.
Ashley is the one regular mailbox, not the PO box.
She made our journals for us.
Yes.
Multiple.
So she sent me a gift and she said it was it's coffee.
And she said, I popped into a coffee shop in the next town over.
And as I waited in line, I saw this decaf coffee and I thought of you.
I squeezed the bag and just had to get it for you.
These beans smell amazing.
Hints of chocolate, honey grams and no and no pencil shavings.
Anyway, I'm so excited to spend time getting to know you better in January.
God bless Ashley.
Wasn't that sweet?
Very sweet.
That was really sweet.
And then also I got today from Sir Conference John Jensen.
Oh, yes.
My two tie dyed T-shirts.
He sent me two.
Yes.
So he wanted to.
He asked if I wanted to dress.
And I said, actually, I would prefer shirts because I don't really wear dresses that often, like not every day.
And so he said, well, what are your favorite colors?
And I said, oh, I love blues.
So he but not really.
Now, is this his wife who made these?
No, he makes them.
He makes them.
He said, Dear Tina, I hope you like these tie dyed tie dye shirts.
I couldn't just make one.
One is medium.
One is large, just in case they shrink.
Or if Adam gets jealous and wants one for himself, I thought we could put him on a boxy twins.
Yes.
Yeah.
Does he sell these?
Does he have a website?
Yes.
He said, all I ask is when people comment on them and they will, you tell them you got them from Uncle John's tie dyes.
I have pages on Facebook and Instagram and Uncle John's tie dyes and gold.
Go imagine dot com.
I'm working.
I'm working on building a small inventory, but my intent is to make custom articles on request.
As I go, they're really good tie dye.
And he he put you know, he did some things for us with the sketchy cuts.
Like he gave us really awesome gifts.
And he put that on the back burner for now.
So thank you, John.
I love it.
They are beautiful.
I don't I don't know the first first thought of how to even do something like that.
People think they're like works of art.
No, people are creative.
I did want to just ask everyone to pray for Salty Crayon's dad, who's not doing so well.
And he sent us a note about it.
Yeah, he's just he's got Alzheimer's and he sent us a note and he asked for prayers.
And so we've been praying.
Yeah, I ask other people to pray for Salty Crayon's dad, please.
Yes.
Oh, OK.
Is that it?
Was that what we got for now?
That's what I got.
Well, you know what that means.
Question of the week.
You know what it's time for?
I hate the question.
I know you asked me to do it.
I know.
I appreciate it.
Question of the week.
Well, I was my brain is tired now.
I have a question of the week.
Actually, the question was going to be, how do we get rid of the question of the week?
Yes, I know.
The question is, we should we retire the question of the week?
Exactly.
But you didn't.
I'm so proud of you.
You're a true podcaster, because I know this is hard for you to do it, even though you're so good at it.
And then once you're doing it, you're always happy you did it.
Am I right?
Yes.
OK.
OK, we talked about this, so I think I know the answer.
But our listening audience does not.
OK, OK.
And this came up because Annette and I were actually chatting about this last week when we had lunch.
What is your love language and why?
What do you know what the love languages are, what the isn't it five or six love languages I need to choose, I need to choose wisely.
OK, hold on.
Uh huh.
I know.
I think I know what it is.
But why don't you give them.
And where does this come from?
This is not I mean, where does what does this come from?
It's not it's not a Jesus book.
It's just it's just a thing originally developed by marriage counselor Dr. Gary Chapman in his 1992 1992 book.
The five love languages are five words of affirmation, quality time, physical touch, acts of service and receiving gifts.
So love language can be it doesn't just have to be from you.
It can be from anybody.
Let's just say it's from me.
All five.
Words of affirmation are very important to me.
And why?
Why?
That's not in the book.
I'm asking.
That's two questions of the week.
I put I posed it that way.
I said, what is your love language and why?
I would say usually.
Oh, that's an interesting question, because I want to be doing things right.
I think I sounds kind of odd.
I mean, I'm not quite sure.
It depends on the situation.
But when you affirm me, I place high value on that, no matter what it is.
Even if it's if if.
Yeah, I place high value on affirmation from you specifically.
Is that good enough?
How you pass?
I have a feeling you may have the same love language.
I do.
Yeah, you know that.
I absolutely have words of affirmation because I more so in the written form.
I love cards.
I love letters.
I love notes.
I love.
I love that more so than I mean, I love.
I obviously love when you when you speak this thoughtfully and messages count.
I the written word, not not necessarily like cards.
I love cards.
I do.
I love cards.
Memo to self, not enough cards.
You have enough.
You have a million cards in Pandora's box right here.
You order five of them on Amazon every time.
I know.
I know that you do.
Adam, if you've looked at my stash, then why do you keep ordering more?
Well, so whenever it's anniversary, Christmas, birthday.
Do you have any general I just love you cards?
You want me to get them to get them?
This is hilarious.
OK, hold on.
He's opening up the closet.
He is opening up the closet.
Oh, my gosh.
How many do you have?
A whole bunch.
OK, so this I'll read them.
These are the ones.
Oh, wait, that's that one.
Yes.
Well, the ones that I haven't used yet.
Oh, or usually I don't use them.
OK, here we go.
So this was one for your birthday that I didn't give you because I gave you a different one.
When I tell you happy birthday, what I'm really saying is you're the reason for so much that's happy in my life inside.
When I tell you happy birthday, I'm saying how grateful I am for the day you came into the world and the ways you've made mine better.
And when I tell you happy birthday, I mean, I'm celebrating with you all my lucky hearts.
Well, you can't give that to me now.
No.
Well, what are you going to do with those?
Well, I'm just going to keep them.
You don't have to read the whole thing.
This was our anniversary.
Oh, four year anniversary.
Oh, it says four years.
That was that was a year and a half ago.
I still have it.
OK, I decided not to give you this one.
Four years, 48 months, 1,460 days, thirty five thousand and forty hours, two million one hundred and two four hundred minutes.
Together, four years and still counting happy anniversary.
Well, you can't use that.
No, no, well, I can't use it because we've been it's four years.
Going on six years.
Don't you like these, though?
Yeah, they're nice.
So I don't know why you didn't just give them to me because I gave you a different one.
I can't give you give me more than one.
Oh, for my wife on her anniversary.
Oh, another one.
I wonder if you 30 year anniversary card.
This is like I was like, this is too much text.
Oh, you don't have to read it all.
Oh, you think that's boring?
I think people think it's endearing.
We can be the front.
The front is the front.
Oh, oh, that's a lie.
It's it's a book.
You don't have to read that.
But that's how I want to make sure that I, you know, I'll get a whole bunch of Amazon and backup skirt, skirt, skirt.
The reason that you have an arsenal of cards in there.
No, it's not.
This is not.
Yes.
No, no.
No, it's not.
It's not because I forgot once.
No, this is not.
This is not a stash.
You just heard the one from four years ago.
Because you learned on our second anniversary.
No, what happens is when I'm buying the cards and I have to see it, I have to feel I have to know that it's the right thing.
I get the cards in and I look at it like now.
I like I choose which one I think is the best.
I am actually I shop for cards for you.
This is how much I love you.
I shop for and I discard the ones that I don't think are good enough.
OK, let's go back to.
No, let's not.
Well, let's not do that.
That's not the reason why I do this is because I want to get the perfect card for you.
I don't see why you can't.
You burper.
I can't understand why.
Well, I got to throw it.
I got to throw everything I have at her now.
I don't understand why you don't just understand that.
I'm trying to get the perfect card for you.
And I discard the rejects.
But OK, let me ask you this question.
Did you start doing this after our second year anniversary or did you start ordering cards?
No, this is recent.
This is maybe two years ago.
OK.
Yeah.
No, it was not after that.
It was not like, oh, I better have a backup.
Everybody knows the story.
Can we get out of here, please?
I need to leave.
We're never doing a curry in the keeper after a no agenda again.
I get too much.
I love you, darling.
I love you, too.
See you next week.