There is no god. That's for a tattoo. Okay. A tattoo? Yeah.

Audio tattoo? How do you do that? You guys getting away from tattoo? Oh really? Yeah. Wow.

That's pretty great. As he gets older, it'll beat me.

Ain't no god.

Routes rings!

Brothers and sisters, welcome to Penn Sunday School starring Penn Gillette.

My name is Michael De Doe. Matt Donnelly is off to and shows the fifth

and Penn and I are broadcasting from the show creator studio South in Las Vegas.

You know, it's still on practice own. We're talking about how to do some fine

Thanksgiving dining. Eddie Murphy and Dolomite is my name. May 10.

And maybe we'll get to our ongoing debate of good versus evil.

Here he is. Preach and love. Mr. Penn Gillette.

Yeah. Preach and love. Right here. Preach and love.

Yeah, thanks, giving. I don't know. Someone asked. Who asked? Let me see who asked in the

in the Corey Fatcher. Corey Fatcher has Penn ever considered updating

Selfish to be a vegan trick. You know, we were going to do Selfish.

Selfish is a trick in our show. We've done a TV a lot where a

cell phone vanishes on stage and appears underneath a chair of a person of the audience

in a carryout container in a tilapia inside. We cut off the head of the tilapia and in there is

the cell phone. And I got to tell you, every night we've done that since I've been vegan,

I've been a little uncomfortable with it. And one night we had a guy on stage and when we cut

it open, was disgusted and said, I'm a vegan, this is awful. And he enjoyed the trick. He was

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