Testicle, testicle, one, two, three.

I have three testicles?

Oh, my goodness.

So this is where it gets interesting.

Sometimes I think what some people want from us, we can't give.

Because you and I are very good at spontaneous, just like, go.

Like, I think either of us, I mean, you especially because, like, this is like what you do.

But I feel very, if anyone were to ask me, hey, like, hey, Luke, go and talk to this group of teachers about why it's important that they pray.

I could do that without having to prepare anything.

And I can, you know, we're both very good on, um, our feet, you know, and just, and I think, and when

we start to unpack ideas, when you hear us go, oh my gosh, it's because we're really going,

oh my gosh, this is incredible.

What about this?

You know, and it's such about being in the moment.

There's something that's really special about like that, where it's just like it is, I don't know

if we're the podcast that you go back and you hear it three, four, five times. We are for some

episodes and for some people. That's true. Yeah, it's true. But I will say this. When we were

doing, when we do certain shows and someone will say, this is a great part about not having a prescripted thing.

When someone makes a comment because of something that you said, it creates a strain of thought where you're free to connect it to a bunch of different stuff.

But if I already had everything I wanted to say already written out, then I wouldn't be able to do that.

I'd be like just waiting my turn to give my prepackage answer.

And that's not like, you know, when people interview other people, when they do a formal interview, they have a ton of research and they sit down with a lot of the stuff.

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