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LA-L-L-L-A-L-ha-ha-oh-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho-oh-oh-oh Welcome, friends to Stander reason, Greg Koko here, and I'm glad you're part of our show today.

Before I get started responding to responses to last week, which have been interesting, to probably put it mildly, I wanted to remind you, and I apologize, this is going on on Friday and Friday

as when reality starts, our last reality of the season. Nevertheless, we have, as of Tuesday here

of the week, which is what I'm recording, we have 1,343 people signed up, and they're still

coming in here this last week. I'm hoping we

get close to 2000, but it's going to be a great final session, a great finale to a year of

magnificent realities in which almost every one of them was sold out. Atlanta wasn't sold out, and this one wasn't sold out, and that's because they were new venues in both cases.

But it's great.

Jay Warner Wallace, of course, is going to be here for the last time.

I mentioned that in the past.

Jason Jimenez is going to be part of the lineup.

Sean McDowell is part of the lineup on Friday night,

and I'll be following Sean on the big stage talking about worldview

and specifically about atheism versus theism.

Of course, Megan and Tripp Alman and all the rest of our team is going to be there too.

Realityapologetics.com is the website to go to for all the information and to sign up and be part of our magnificent enterprise.

I have been going – this will be my seventh, obviously.

I've been going every session.

Last year I missed a few because I was grounded by my surgeon, but I didn't miss any this year.

And I still sit through the sessions because I'm enjoying them so much, not only teaching,

but what Drew Wersham, the way he, you know, he holds everything together.

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