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Every moment we live is training for a future moment.

And that's why we do this podcast, because we want you to be prepared for everything that

life is going to throw at you.

Our hope with this podcast is that it would help you become all that God desires you to be.

So with that in mind, let's jump right in to this week's episode of Becoming something.

What's up, podcast world?

It's your boy, J-P, in the podcast studio with Nate, the N-A-T-E and me, the J-B-2-E, and Kathy D. That's right. What's up? You're here. Dude, you got a nose ring. Is that new? I've literally had it the entire time you've known me. Are you serious? I got it in my freshman year of college. I've never noticed. Are you serious? We've literally talked.

You call me a pig.

It's been a ring?

You've called me a pig.

Has it always been a ring?

I did not call you a pig.

Ever since we've been here.

The proverbs called you a pig. I did not call you a proverbs. Because you've known I've had this. No, but I didn't call you pig and I want the record to be set straight.

That, anyways.

I did not say that.

I was about to say, welcome back.

Last time we saw you, you were in a hospital with a big old tube. straight. Anyways. I was about to say, welcome back.

Last time we saw you, you were in a hospital with a big old tube sticking out of your neck. Still have a hole in my neck. It smelled like blood. Can we please talk about? It smelled like blood? Does blood smell like something? It did. You know it did. I probably got used to it. I promised you I didn't smell anything. I think it was over there making me feel bad that I said something.

Don't, of course.

You walk in, you're like, this is stinky. What did it smell like? Blood. Did it smell to you? No, okay. You did have hospital feet. Oh, for sure. I mean, throw stone, dog. I'm sorry. I'm so glad to see you. For sure. I was, throw stone dog.

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