Well, before I jump into giving us a little bit of the history, Ray,

you used to go to something called the Mantae pageant, or at least you went,

well, I know we went twice, or I went once with you, but you had gone once before at least.

Uh, what was that all about?

Horrifying. Um, it was scary, uh, movie.

Yeah, it was, uh, I went with, uh, use for the mission, and they took me to a pageant.

I knew nothing about it, and there were thousands of Mormons came, and they mocked the cross.

And I got up to preach open air, and there was a lot of young people, teenagers,

and, uh, they packed around and as soon as I preached Christ crucified,

they became very violent.

Mm-hmm. More of the, yes, very violent.

That's hard to believe. I know that.

They, they, they came forward, and there was someone under a, under a sheet,

uh, a fake, you know, we do a fake funeral.

Oh, you're doing the, yeah.

And I thought this person's life is in danger, because this crowd is getting so angry.

Uh, then a couple of Mormons approached me, and they, they said that I had touched one of them,

inappropriately, and I had to go to the police station, and it was really, really scary for a time.

Wow.

So I thank God that I didn't get put in jail, but I thought, man, I'm in Mormon country.

The judge is going to be Mormon.

The prosecutor is in Mormon.

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