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Hey there, folks. Have you heard of the film The Firing Squad? Have you heard of it? Well, now you've

heard of it, and now you're going to see it because I've got the director as my guest right now. Tim Che, welcome back. Welcome back, Eric. Good seeing you. We saw each other in Nashville at the NRB. I was going to say, saw each other there and they said it wouldn't last.

And look, here we are again. It's unbelievable. So the film is called the firing squad and it is

coming out this weekend. So people need to check it out. Folks, it's a great film. So like you

want to check it out. Now Timothy Che, I just want to say my notes on you. Now, I know you're the director of this great film.

We're here to talk about the film and to promote the film, which is a great film.

You can go to firing squad film.com, firing squad film.com.

But in my notes, it says that before you became the director of this film, it says,

you were a former Harvard-educated

atheist who found Christ in his 30s. Now, I just want to be real clear. As a writer, an Yale-educated

English major, this doesn't make any sense. You're not a former Harvard-educated atheist,

because that would mean that you're no longer Harvard-educated. You're not a former Harvard-educated atheist because that would mean that you're no longer Harvard-educated.

You're – this is – this should say Timothy Che is a Harvard-educated former atheist.

I just want to be very clear.

Going forward, going forward, you're still Harvard-educated, but you're no longer educated, but you're no longer an atheist.

You're no longer an atheist.

So I just want to be very clear.

I just offer that for free.

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