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Brandt's book, Unoffendable, check out brantanson.com. It's so interesting. Some people hate it. Some people

love it, and that is being challenged, not in a way that's like threatening, but just like mentally

challenged a little bit. Like, wow, I hadn't thought about it that way. Some people don't like that. It's like threatening, but just like mentally challenged a little bit,

like, wow, I hadn't thought about it that way.

Some people don't like that.

It's like they just wanna hear whatever they thought

before affirmed over and over and over,

but there's something wonderful about growing up.

And that takes friends to say, hey, you haven't,

maybe it's the way you haven't thought about it.

I think that's good.

We actually want our show to be kind of challenging, you know, not in your face way, but just to know, hey, maybe God has something bigger and better in store for us. There's actually

a scripture, it's in the Old Testament, in Proverbs, and it says that as iron sharpens iron,

so does one friend sharpen another.

And so when iron sharpens iron, by the way, if you put iron things together, sparks fly.

Well, sometimes it sparks fly, and that can be a good thing, but I just, I want to learn.

So I actually like having people around me that say things like, wow, I haven't thought about

that that way.

So interesting to watch reactions to new ideas, I've heard over and over, and I never intended to do this.

By the way, this is just interesting to me about humans.

When I wrote the book, Unoffendable, I didn't know it would slap people in the face.

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