Welcome to the intersection of faith and culture. It's the Wall Builders Show, and it's Friday. We finally get to get to some good news. I mean, it's felt like for a few months that every day of the week was good news. But yeah, it's tapered off a little bit. I think it's all still out there. We just had a lot of other topics that had gotten away from us that we had to catch up on.

So we'll get back to some good news today.

Rick Green here with David Barden and Tim Barton.

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because I want to get as much good news in as we possibly can. David, get us started.

Well, we're all good news starts, and that's Texas.

So this is a story right out of Texas.

That's the good news.

Tim, that's your turn now.

That was it.

Okay. of Texas. That's the good news. Tim, that's your turn now. That was it. Just mentioning Texas.

That's good news.

So, sorry.

Actually, this is, this is a story that befits Texas, particularly a Texas attitude.

I know Alaska is bigger, but we think we're bigger than Alaska.

They're twice the biggest Texas, but we have a better attitude about things than they do.

We just got a bigger attitude. So we think we're a lot bigger. I know they try to make fun of us,

but there's not enough of them to make fun of us. They got what, two congressmen and we've got 36,

so we got 18 times more people than they do. In fairness, that is why I like Alaska so much because they have so much less people than we do.

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