Hey, my friends, it's Matt, this is the 10-minute Bible Hour podcast, and I remember opening

night of Attack of the Clones, it was like, well, 2001, something like that.

It's probably close.

Whatever the case, it was long before the age of controversies about how bathrooms

should be labeled and who should use which one, and people can think about that, whatever

they want.

That's not the point of this conversation.

The point of this conversation is to set it in a moment in time so that you know that

back in those days, there was no argument, and they just, dudes went to the one bathroom

and ladies went to the other bathroom, and so we go to this retro theater, retro is not

the right word.

It was a classic theater.

That's the term.

In downtown Grand Island, Nebraska, it had been restored to its former glory and volunteers

ran the place, and we're going to see Attack of the Clones.

So it's packed.

Everybody's excited.

And there's this little lobby, everybody's jammed in there, getting concessions and everything

I'm there with a bunch of my friends, my friend Steve was there, and my buddy Jeremy was

there who can be a very determined, very direct person at times, and who doesn't like to

fool around very much.

And so we're all getting our sacks and everything, hustle into the bathroom to get things good

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