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Hey guys, welcome to the real life podcast where we talk about exactly that every single week, real life, which means some episodes might be about a fight we just had, some episodes might be about potty training since we have two toddlers,

and some might be about eschatological realism because I love thinking and talking about deep theological

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Enjoy. Chapter 7, A Day of Resistance

Because I'm Back to the Future, obsessed, the greatest movie of all time, by the way,

and this isn't in the book, but just to prove to you guys listening to the audiobook that I'm obsessed. I think I have a back to the future poster in my office. I have the special out of commission delorian LEGO set. I have a couple Martian talk mini set. I have a couple of Martian dock mini figures. I have a couple of

Martian dock like collectible dolls and a bunch more. My goal in life is to get a

Delorian check back in maybe a decade or two. But because of this, I'm constantly thinking

of times and dates in history where I'd use the Delorian to go back to. Famous moments, riveting

moments, interesting moments.

One of those times and places I'd love to go to would be the little town of Shvidnik Poland on February 5th, 1982.

If I'd hopped out of the Delorian on the main street that day, I'd see people grocery shopping,

picking up mail, running errands, and greeting each other.

In other words, everything would be completely normal except for one detail.

Everyone would be carrying around their TV.

One guy would be pushing a wheelbarrow with his TV in it.

A mom over here would be walking with a stroller

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