Advertising is not, I mean, I guess there may be are, there are cases where people create a need.

But I think it's, I mean, you put up a picture of a billboard of a beautiful woman to sell makeup.

It's not like women didn't want to feel pretty before they saw the billboard, you know?

Like there is a desire to be pretty.

Now, you could argue, is that a good desire or a bad desire? I guess. I think it's fine to want to be attractive. I don't think that's morally wrong. Okay. So if someone wants to be attractive and something exists that can make them attractive, it's not morally wrong to want it, nor is it more than wrong to get it.

Why would it be more than wrong to tell somebody about it?

Welcome to The Crunch, the only podcast by young Catholics, four young Catholics.

My name is Ethan.

And I'm Patrick.

That's just because we're the youngest around.

Nobody younger than us has started a podcast.

We're like the last people on the boat out of, you know.

We're the last helicopter out of Saigon.

That's what we're the last.

It's exactly right.

The last helicopter to Saigon.

We're the last cargo plane out of Afghanistan.

It's us.

And nobody.

I genuinely believe no one younger than the age of 28 has started a podcast in the Catholic world.

There's no reason for them to.

I really thought, I really genuinely believed when we started this comedy podcaster Catholic young adults to explain how to live the faith in a real and genuine way yet maintain a personality that other young people

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