You know, especially here I think in America, even within the church, there are some things that I think are good to think about.

You know, I remember years ago a guy that I worked with, when my family had a gas station, and I had put it on the ground, or on the, no, it was

on the seat of a chair, in fact, and he comes and he picks it up.

He was a Muslim guy and he goes, you don't ever do that.

This is like something sacred.

You don't put it on a seat where people sit,

you know, kind of thing.

And so yeah, you have all kinds of things like that.

In the Arab culture, yeah, showing your shoe to someone

or turning your back is like major

taboo I couldn't imagine so anyways as he tends his back

why oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why, oh why.

Oh how I wish that I knew why.

For I have searched and searched around and still no answer has been found.

So day and night and night I pray and ask and pray, in anguish and pain I loudly cry why? Why did such a style of kids

walking around with their pants pulled down to their knees

ever exist.

I mean seriously guys I'm trying to find that's not a thing anymore though is it it still is to some

degree but not I don't think what it was but you guys you guys know what I'm

talking about paints on the ground,

yeah, remember that guy?

Oh yes, that was terrific.

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