I want to tell you about a vision I had. Well, it was more of a dream than a vision. Anyway, I had a dream that the only way I could save the church is if I get into a car and record a video of myself facing up, like shot up. And I sit in a Walmart parking lot and everyone can clearly see I'm at a Walmart and I just

talk about a vision I had. That's the vision I had. I had a vision that I will save the church.

Did this, did someone do this thing that you're referencing?

Famously, Taylor Marshall did this. Sometimes you reference things that I don't know anything about.

He had a whole video where he talked about a vision, talked about a vision he had about like, the church was like this, this, this woman, this naked woman laying on the side and like, she was in labor. And I'm like, dude, that's just Revelations 12. Yeah. You can't, you can't just be like, I had a vision and it was the one from the book of revelation.

I had a vision. There was this guy, and on either side of him were two thieves, and in the middle, it was this very good guy, and he was getting killed, but it was unjust, and he shouldn't

have died, and then he comes back to life, and this vision, and I think it's symbolic of something.

I can't tell you what.

Yeah. Yay. Ethan thought of an opening joke.

Welcome to The Crunch.

The only podcast that doesn't need space heaters because I already have the sun.

It's your boy, Ethan.

And I'm Patrick.

Suns are the original space heaters, and I'm not...

That's easy for you to say in Oklahoma,

where the wind goes sweeping over the plane

in wide open spaces and all that.

I'm in Pittsburgh.

The sun is hiding right now.

It's also nighttime.

Let me just say this. Right now,

it's like 70 degrees in, uh, in Oklahoma on December 14th, the year of our Lord 2021.

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