1791 Gentlemanly But Really Interesting

Brant & Sherri Oddcast

Brant Hansen

Christianity, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2023

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

You Sure Love Your Phone, Heinz Sauce, Receipt in the Holy Land, Pharaoh Waterslides, Tim Keller, Shock Jock, American Idol, I Saw The Light, BONUS CONTENT: American Idol Follow-Up;

Quotes:

"It's too many choices."

"This is not a marriage related song."

"Can we just camp out here on this CVS Joke?"

"I get the same ratings bump."

"Do my nasal passages hurt? Yeah."

Transcript

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Brandt & Sherry Oddcast sponsored by Fellowship Home Loads to order Brandt's latest book, The Men We Need, or Distream Sherries Play.
0:10.0	The bold and the sanctified go to Brandhanson.com.
0:15.0	We're at a little song.
0:18.0	Filled to inspired?
0:19.0	Yeah, it's about human relationships.
0:21.0	Okay.
0:22.0	And it's called, wow, you love that phone.
0:26.0	I was just about to ask you what inspired you, but I think that I know.
0:29.0	Okay, well, this is not a marriage song by the way.
0:31.0	It's not okay, so that was not.
0:32.0	I want everybody to know.
0:33.0	Okay, good.
0:34.0	Thank you for clarifying.
0:35.0	That is human relationships.
0:36.0	Sure.
0:37.0	It goes like this.
0:38.0	You were talking and not looking at your phone.
0:47.0	Then I started talking and you started looking at your phone.
0:53.0	Then you were talking and you stopped looking at your phone.
0:59.0	But I started talking and you started looking at your phone.
1:03.0	Yeah.
1:04.0	Then you asked me a question that I totally already answered.
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