And I think that a being a gentleman is a virtue, right? It's like a trait, a disposition from men to women.

And if you think about what is the cultural narrative right now it's an over emphasis that men and women

there there should be less and less of a distinguishing difference between the two and when you say that there is a there a virtuous man towards women.

Why should I open the door if a woman should be treated no different?

Why should I walk on the side of the street and put her on the inside to keep her safe?

Why should I make sure that they are cared for, that they get

their food first, etc, etc. When you remove that narrative that we are created as men to care

for, to admire, to hold up in esteem women in our lives, then

all of a sudden you lose the virtue of being a gentleman and I think that's

what's happening in society today.

Welcome to the living waters.

Did you or did you not Ray Comfort segment, where we ask Ray Comfort

if he did or he did not.

I've been waiting to hear this.

Ray Comfort.

What happened?

Did you or did you not once sleep in your hotel room bathtub when traveling?

How did you remember that?

I remember everything about you. I threw all the stuff from my bed into the bed.

Why?

Because the guy I talked was he snored like a train.

Wait a minute, I've traveled with you for years.

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