Welcome to Harris Creek. If you're a guest or visitor joining us today, just want to give you a special welcome. Thank you for entrusting us with your time. And we have been praying specifically for you that we haven't met yet and believe that God has something very special for you this morning. So a couple times, anybody been in an escape room before? Any escape room people? Yeah, okay. All right, you made it out. Congrats. I've been in a couple of them. Two that were like the normal kind. It's like they're kind of small venues. It's what you do. You pay to get into this thing. You go there and then there's like little puzzles and clues and ways that you can kind of progress through until ultimately you get out.

Well, after a couple of them, I'm like, all right, enough of this kiddie play. Let's go to the

OG. Let's go to the big one. So we went to the nation's largest escape room. It's multi-level,

like escalators, elevators, the people walking around, like, and normally in an escape room,

you can ask the employees, and they'll give you clues and stuff. These don't. It's designed like

a home, and so you feel like you're in this, like, weird home moving through various rooms.

This one, typically, it's a one-in, one-out situation. You're not in there with other people.

This is like, they're just like letting people in.

And so you're crossing by people.

Everybody looks confused.

It's so big and long.

Like it takes you so much to get through it that they actually have a restaurant.

So like they're planning.

You're not getting out anytime soon and

you may have missed a meal so you can go down and grab a hot dog or a hamburger. They even have,

and we almost use this, they have kids care. So like, if you're like, hey, my kids are exhausted.

They literally have a little playground within like, all right, my kids are done.

Like, check them in. In case you want to go to this place, we've got a picture of it, you can go to it in Dallas.

Dude, Laura and I went

once

we went once

and I'm like

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