Hey there, Ho there. You've made it to another episode of TBTL, the show that's probably

too beautiful to live. Hi there, folks. It's Luke, your host. We are out on vacation right

now, but we would never dream of leaving you without some scintillating episodes of TBTL

behind Jen Flash. I'm just sitting right over there. I'm, let's see, we're three of these

things into it, right Flash? Yes. And we are still on each on our first glass of wine,

which I think bodes well, although I haven't eaten much today, so it is having its desired

effect. My goal was to make it through three shows per glass. Oh, good, we're right on

target. Exactly. So what we're doing before we get into the best bits from the TBTL archives

is we're also taking you through some new content, and these are the elements of TBTL.

These are the things that go into the, into the crock pot when you're making, or you

some might say the sausage. I would say to them, how dare you? That's hurtful. But the, the

essential elements we've told you about our obsession with cute kids on the internet. We've

also talked about our, our Christian school upbringing at Jesus Creek. And today we are

talking about pretty much the place we get almost every news story, which is the New

York Times. If, if I had a nickel for every time on this show, we're referencing a news

event or a cultural piece or anything, and we say it was in the New York Times, we read

this in the New York Times, it was a Times piece that we would be, what we wouldn't have

to do the next fundraiser, because we would, and also that just be a weird business model,

someone was just giving you a nickel for that, a philanthropist. Speaking of business models,

I mean, discussing, discussing their business model has even been a part of the show, like

not just their content, but how they make money. I thought you were talking about solid

as a rock. Starla. And then the pay wall and all of that stuff. Yeah, just figuring out

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