Good morning, Ghosties. Good morning, Jake. Last Sunday, church, we visited a new one as we're walking

in, vibes are good, you know, especially I think Rachel was like in what she was saying.

Really wanted to like this church, all around good vibes, you know, whatever.

And it was good for the most part.

But this pastor had a,

had a quirk to him.

There were a few other things,

but mainly this quirk that I feel like I'm going to have trouble overlooking.

Because I have a feeling

this wasn't a one-time thing.

And this quirk is he would,

we were like going through a passage.

Like, and y'all remember when,

um, when, uh, let's see, Judas betrayed, uh,

anyone, remember what happens the day after?

No?

You guys don't, oh, bro. You guys don't remember this. Okay. So the next day, so he does that. I was like, oh, that's kind of weird. He does it like four more times where he goes off on this. It's like the Father's Day sermon. He's going off. He's talking about John Lennon and his son. He goes, you all know the story about Beatles, John Lennon and his son? No. No? All right. All right. Yeah. It's pretty crazy. I'm surprised you guys don't know this. Okay, I'll tell you what it is. I was like, dude, I can't stand this. Dude, did you point out to Rachel? Well, it was like me, Rachel and Nathan Coley afterwards like debr, debriefed. And we all were like infuriated by it.

Oh, you all felt.

Okay.

Yes.

I'm like, that's one of those things.

It's like, if that's, that's a blind spot maybe for some people, they don't notice it. It's like, don't point it out. Because once you point it out, it's like, I can't believe I didn't. Yeah. Yeah, it was still overall a decent experience, but it was a quality debrief because all three of us, like, we pointed out like, that was kind of weird, this is kind of weird.

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