Hey my friends it's Matt this is the 10 minute Bible hour podcast and in the 80s they

used to do some kind of deal where the government would cut you a break on your cartoons that were basically

just a big advertisement for a toy if you put some little life lesson at the end.

So there's a meme that makes fun of the He-Man 1, like, until next time, friends.

And he gave you some little lesson about something.

For the kids, to help the kids not get into trouble so much.

And G.I. Joe, they'd always end it with,

and knowing is half the battle,

and it'd be stuff like, yeah, if you see an abandoned refrigerator,

don't crawl in that and lock yourself in.

That'd be a terrible idea.

And I remember as a child thinking, all of these are abundantly obvious.

I don't feel like I'm learning anything.

So you can imagine my delight when in the early days of the internet

there's a series of videos where they dubbed over all of those G.I. Joe

and knowing as half the battle

little life lesson things except they were super super offensive most of them and so

don't go look these up on the internet they'll ruin your day you won't be

happy you won't laugh at all. I don't

recommend anything on the internet. But what would happen in these videos, they would just, I don't know what was going on,

they were just nonsensical, ridiculous. And I remember this one where there's this guy who's like the Arctic

GI Joe fighter dude. I think his name was Snow Job, get it, like you spray snow on something like

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