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Center at colsoncenter.org. John, we've got a... Did you just say hit us up? I think you just said hit us up.

Did I say hit us up? Is that right? I've spent, you said hit us up on social media. That's pretty

great. Yeah, yeah. It's not a boomer phrase. It's a gen X phrase. And I've spent enough time around

you that I've picked up that kind of stuff. And you know, I am a proud Gen Xers, you know, people spend a lot of time talking about the difference between generations, and it's really this boomer versus millennial sort of thing. But then in the middle

are Gen Xers. And I'm not sure we've ever contributed a single thing to the good of the world,

have we? I'm trying to think what it is. Michael Jordan, maybe. Well, you guys gave us nickel

back. And every...

That's all the reason.

You know, there was a book written years ago, Shane, and I'm not making this up.

It was one of those kind of, you know, cool Christian authors, you know, in previous generations

that wrote literally a book that said Gen X will save the world.

And it was just the most ridiculous argument ever and observably not

true. Yeah, I mean, it was hard that somebody actually put that book proposal together and a publisher

actually was like, hmm, this could work. I mean, I'm just trying to figure out that whole process

because the thesis itself is really

indefensible.

And I say that as a Gen Xer.

Generation Shrek is not going to save the world.

I call it Generation Shrek because every joke in Shrek, every pop culture reference

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