there are three ways I think that we can look at money. There's the way of capitalism,

which says that my money is my own. I earned it and I do what I want with it. And if I want to be

generous, then I'm a generous person. That's the capitalistic way of looking at money. There's

the socialist way of looking at money, which is my money belongs to the state and they will distribute

it, redistribute it as they see fit. But then the Christian biblical way of looking at money

is that my money belongs to God and I am called to steward it the way that he sees fit. It is his

funds. Open wide your eyes that I may stare deeply into them and see my reflection. We're almost

the only words, the, oh, we're almost the words that we're going to be the last words I ever

said on the earth when I said those to my wife once. Oh, you did? Yes. Open wide your eyes that I

may say. No, it might hurt laughs. She didn't get offended. I don't know if she laughed at that moment.

To me, but I said to Sue, if I was Solomon, you'd be in the top 10. Yes.

And that gradient character. Oh, Ray comfort. That's terrible. Yeah, the things I've said to my wife.

And yeah, she's a very patient woman. Yep. What was, oh, that's right. On Valentine's Day,

our first Valentine's Day, our new relationship, we hadn't kissed and I gave her a card.

Last year, right? Last week. Yesterday, I said, I said, I'm going to give you a big kiss in the

card. I had two kids that were kind of leaning over a puddle about to kiss and I lean in and she

leans in and then I bring a big Hershey kiss and put it right between us. Did you really? Yeah.

We kept that for years too until started turning like white and rotten. And they ate it. Yeah.

Speaking of that, when people do with poor couples, tell them to put that top chair of the cake

in their freezer for a year and then eat it on their anniversary. Who thought that up, right?

Yeah. Someone wanted to kill the couple. Speaking of cakes, just like taking a moment to thank

Scotty Aaron, sound guy who's doing such a good job on these podcasts. Hey, Scotty. The cake

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