Suffering helps you. Suffering is good for you. It's hard to think that when you're in it.

You're in the valley right now. You're laying there, bleeding out, but it always is good.

Lean into it.

Welcome to the podcast. One of my favorite buddies, Bernie, back. How many of these episodes have you done?

I've lost count. A lot. We'd have count. Probably 15, 20. Yeah. Maybe more. Yeah.

It's been a lot of fun. Thanks for having me back. Of course.

They've gotten better as we've gone long. People love you. People love you. We get on here.

We answer people's questions. If you have a question, email GrangerSmith podcast at gmail.com.

And if you want anyone answering your personal life question, it would be Bernie Calgoat.

You know how to answer them because you helped me with all my. Yeah. I know how to answer

or I'm willing to answer them. Now, whether the advice is something that's beneficial,

that's up to you guys. But I was actually thinking of something as I was driving out here today that

we always talk about this being three folks around a campfire. That's the third person.

But what I realized or what I was thinking is that typically when somebody is sitting with you

at the campfire, you know that person. Yeah. And therefore, the way that you answer that question

might be different based on what you know about them. And specifically, their emotional,

spiritual security and maturity. And so I guess what I was getting at is like, I hope that if you're

out there and you're hearing some of these answers, we're speaking to you as if you're at this campfire

with us. And you are mature in your spirituality, in your emotional state or whatever.

So that if you hear things that we're saying and you take it a little bit defensively,

it's almost like, well, you may need to kind of stop and think about and have some awareness of

like, they're just talking to me like they would somebody that can handle hearing just real truth

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