And the Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. And good afternoon or I guess whatever time of day it is wherever you are listening to this because we're podcasting not necessarily live but we are live and my name is John I'm one of the speakers and apologists over at Stan to Reason and no I am not

Greg and some of you might be wishing I was but I'm not and that's okay I understand because I wish I was Greg sometimes to but

but I do have the privilege to stand in for him today and up front I guess I'd

like to give you the phone number to call in if you have any questions in the area of ethics, value, religion, of course,

apologetics. I'd love to hear from you. You can dial in at 855243975 and I will do my absolute best to answer whatever question you might have for me.

Again, that's 855-243975.

And I thought that I'd start our time off today

by asking you guys a question.

Who here has a cell phone?

Or more specifically, who here has a smartphone?

Now I do, my hand is raised, if you're watching the video,

my hand is raised, I're watching the video my hand is raised I do have a smartphone but

something hit me recently I recently took my my family camping and we aren't

campers this was actually our first time camping.

Well, I've been married for almost 20 years. My oldest is 14. My youngest is 7.

And I... 14 my youngest is 7 and I have never brought them camping. Maybe for good reason. They're

all girls. I'm not saying anything about you girls out there. It's okay. I understand that there are girls who like to camp actually I know a few of them

and they're better campers than me but I've always been worried about it but one of the things that

Surprised me is how well my kids did. We brought them, we brought my two dogs, and

we had a ball. And one of the best paths about camping is when we rolled up to the

campsite, there was no Wi-Fi and both my cell phone and my

wife's cell phone had no service. And for the first four or five hours, it was pretty worrisome, actually.

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