And we're live. Welcome back to the Loopcast. Today, it is me, Josh, and Erica. And shout out to

our international friends. I continue to be surprised by... I'm so excited, guys.

The reach of the podcast. There's someone from Lithuania. Hi. Rob from Lithuania. My dad's family.

My maiden name is Qunis after Cuyunis, Lithuania. And I'm just so thrilled that you're on here.

Wait, you're Lithuanian? Yeah, my dad's family.

No way. Well, yeah. So you technically then, a little bit. Obviously, you're American, but. Yeah. I'm technically a little bit Lithuanian. It's a head one. I had a couple guys at Ave Maria come to play basketball from Lithuania, and they were giants.

They were, like, close to seven feet tall from what I remember.

And maybe that's just because I'm pretty short.

I thought there were seven feet tall.

They were definitely mid-sixes, high sixes, and they were beasts.

So shout out to those dudes.

My college roommate was Lithuanian.

Okay, we got this is a Lithuanian.

Arius Balikas. And shout out to our domestic friends as well here in the United States. We have

quite a bit to talk about. Speaking on the domestic front, though, I would like to start up

top with a quick shout out. So we had an email sent to us to Catholic vote that I'd like to show here. So up top, we thought

we would attach some pictures from our postcard writing kickoff party last night in Canton,

Michigan. Four generations, ages five months to 93 years were representative. Prayers,

patriotism, food, friendship, and lots of postcards.

If you want to use these photos in any way, fine with all of us.

Thank you for all you do at Catholic Vote.

Pray.

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