What valuable lesson did Garth Brooks teach Brown in about life?

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Oh, man, this is going to be a fun one. Oh, man. Of course, you pick this topic because

that's basically, you're like favorite topic of all time.

You mean the Garth Brooks is my favorite Garth Brooks. I remember when I came home from

a church mission, and you were actually out on your church mission, and you sent in

an audio recording. And the only thing I remember about your talk that we played over

the pulpit at church was that you quoted a quote, and you said, basically, life is not

thrived. It is merely survived when you're standing outside the fire. And you're like,

that's Garth Brooks. Garth's the man. And I'm going to talk, talk even more about how

he's the man in a minute. So I went to Garth concert. I think it was like my seventh and

eighth time going to see Garth Brooks. He came to Salt Lake over the course of your lifetime.

Yeah. He came to Salt Lake a week ago. And so I went on Friday night and Saturday night.

And you know, after going to so many of his concerts, you realize it's kind of the same

type of gig that he does. Yeah, you get to see almost the exact same show eight times.

Yeah, every time. No, he really mixes it up and it's different. But like what he does

in terms of getting the crowd going and just, you know, he's kind of staggering around

the stage because he's so exhausted and, you know, he's just like, just getting the music

rolling. Yeah, I mean, I've seen it plenty and I still loved it again and again. So anyways,

there's something about Garth that I want to share with the world and that I think is

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