I am on a shame. What about you?

We'll get Zach to do that. Yeah. Well, hello, anybody out there? Can you hear me?

We can't see you guys, but I know you're there. Any unashamed Christians here today to join us?

I guess we found the right place, Jay. Yep. For a second, I thought this was the soul

coming to the big city, the big life.

I wanted everybody to know why I wore my best clothes.

I was about to comment on that. You and Jay's really dressed up for the occasion. Thank you

for that. You did change shirts though. Didn't you, Dan? I changed shirts. It's clean.

Well, your other one was clean. It was just stained. It's just dirty looking. It made me think of

the that maybe when he said, how's it on stains? That's a little, Joe. You people don't watch that?

Yeah. Six of you. I don't know what the rest of you pay for. That's why I wear camouflage when I go

to the big cities because it makes me uncomfortable. If you're going to watch the unashamed or

listen to the unashamed podcast, you have to watch Josie Wales. You're going to be lost all the time.

If you don't watch the TV version, I think that's PG. So, Jay, I noticed here on yours.

Did you cut these sleeves off yourself? I was bringing this up because on the way,

my lovely wife is with us out there somewhere. I can't see because it's a big light.

And so we get into what would you call that?

No, it wasn't a disagreement. I'm not sure what happened. I thought it was a witty banter within

the turn. She's like, why are you bringing that shirt? I was like, babe, this shirt brings me

comfort when I go to big cities because I get nervous. It's like a concrete jungle.

So I know at any moment, I can just take off running and find some woods and I'm in the chemo.

I know that's weird, but that's how my coping mechanism works. But she's like, well, you cut off

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