Okay, I think I've told you this before, but I have a couple of things that are just automatic crying triggers and yeah

dad's being separated from kids and stuff like that that you would expect to

make my heart squishy they do it but like I've said it's this bravery thing it is

the vulnerable person who doesn't care about the kind of risk that they are exposed to.

They're going to do what's right. They're going to do what's right in the face of powerful people who could crush them and you root for

I'm so dang hard and I'm not kidding. I need to start keeping a spreadsheet of

how many silly parts in movies and stories make me ball

that absolutely shouldn't and I'm kind of ashamed of it.

I get into these moments.

What was the last one?

It was the dragon prints on Netflix.

I was watching this with my kids, it's like some sort of

anime-ish video game story, but there are these super brave girls and there's one

and she's deaf and she only uses sign language but she's a super brave warrior and she's

principled and she goes to just have a little sword fight with somebody else and I

get all choked up but there's there's something to this thing that I think is

kind of hardwired not just into me but maybe into you too.

I'm sure you don't ball over children's Netflix programs, but I'm guessing there is something

naturally built into you that is moved by the courage of somebody who's willing to stand up for

what's right in the face of power and danger.

And that is the character we're getting with John the Baptist.

For the longest time when I was a kid, I would encounter the John the Baptist stuff and I would fixate on his weird outfit and his gross diet. I mean the honey part's fine. He ate bugs come on it's disgusting discovery channel stuff and I would also

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