Welcome to the Eric Mettaxas show with your host, Eric Mettaxas.

Hey there, folks.

Well, this is our two.

Now what, Albin, now what?

Hour one is over.

It's still your 25th wedding anniversary. Oh my gosh. Are you sure it's today? It's going to be all day. Today? All day. Because I noticed that Suzanne was glowering at me this morning. And I thought there's got to be a good reason for that. What could it be? Now we know. Now we know. I forgot it again.

Every 25 years, I forget it. It's unbelievable. No, of course, I didn't forget it.

Guess what we're doing tonight to celebrate? Well, we take marriage so seriously. People are going to laugh.

Go ahead and laugh. We're going to fast and pray tonight.

We think that's the ultimate way to celebrate what God has done over 25 years,

bringing two bitter, angry people together in love

and letting us share each other's lives and sanctify each other in that painful process known as marriage. It's been tough, but it's worth it. Everybody knows how much I love Suzanne, so I guess I could joke. Hey, we've got a bunch of letters. Some of these letters are hilarious. Yeah. But before I share that, I said earlier, I have to tell you, there's stuff that only happens in New York. We need to have a segment only in New York.

Yeah. Okay. The other day, it was Thursday. I get in the cab to go home. The guy driving the cab does not look foreign. He sounds American. This is an incredible rarity in America. And I always ask people, where are you from, Ghana, Afghanistan, Bangladesh. I love talking to cabbies, getting their perspective.

This guy is from Brooklyn.

I said a Brooklyn cab driver around 70 years old.

How long have you been doing this?

Two weeks.

I said, two weeks.

What were you doing before this?

I was in the military.

What do you mean you were in the military?

What branch?

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