It was in the Seattle last night, which is kind of a crazy thought, but it's only

afternoon there, so that's the upside of it. But in my body, I feel like it's good. But

we're in Seattle last night, ending this 31 city tour. And as normally happens on

tour, you start out with all these grand ambitions, like, you know, we're gonna

get up every morning and go to breakfast. That's sort of what you start thinking

out. And then by the end of it, you're going to bed about three o'clock and waking up

about noon every single day because it just wears you down like that. It's not

because you want to be a rock star. It just kind of wears you down that way at

the end of it. And you do a night. It ends. You have a thing. You meet people. You

get friends there from all over. The thing finally winds down. It's 11 or 11

30. You kind of get on the bus finally start rolling out to the next city,

about 12 or 12 30 at night. You're not, you're ready to go to sleep yet because you

get all this energy and you just saw God do something amazing. It's a

finally about 2 to 30. You're kind of going to sleep, but you're on a bus. So you're

not sleeping great for the bus finally parks in the next city about 0 8 9, depending

on how far it was to drive. And that's when you go to sleep. And you sleep for a

little while when you get up and go to lunch. And yesterday, Chris and I are at

lunch in Seattle. And there's a guy serving us in this in this restaurant. And he's

asking us, he kind of figures out after a while that we're not from around

there. And he says, so what do you all, what do you all do? What do you all

entound for him? And Chris says, well, we're actually playing a concert church

nearby tonight. And he's like, oh, really? What church? And he tells them the name

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