and Oh, uh, yeah. Hey everyone I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna start it in five minutes. I just want to be back in five minutes and the meantime

enjoyed the annoying elevator music. Actually okay the music's not coming back. I

think while we're waiting for 12 o'clock or one o'clock, whatever, wherever you

are to get here.

I guess I'll take a couple minutes and just I want to reiterate how

thankful I am to all of you and for helping me with a very difficult discussion and that's how when we have everyone

throwing division at us left and right how do we unite people so that we can actually enjoy you know the

freedoms this country was established for and and again I know, I'm getting a lot of positive feedback and that's really great to see.

It's just difficult because anytime you bring up religion, the Bible, Jesus, or God, it's immediately people

have their backs against the wall.

And it shouldn't be that way.

We should be able to talk about Mohammed, Allah,

Jawe, Inky, Inlil, Zeus.

We should be able to talk about whatever we want, right,

without people getting offended

because I believe that in having those discussions it helps not only broaden your viewpoint

but like in my instance me learning about I'm sorry guys can you hear me it said my connection was lost

okay great thumbs up now okay great um so like I know in me learning about the other

religions even like the Samarian Ananonaki, Greek, and all that.

It has nothing to do with whether one believes it's true or actually happened.

It has to do with being able to identify patterns across times and culture so that we can learn from the mistakes that are contained, you know, in these other mythologies.

And so I think for me, not only did it broaden my viewpoint, but I came to learn more about myself, including some

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