Greetings, Parish Orphids and Retrogrades.

I come to you today with a replacement show for the show that I had hoped to give you.

Alas, Omicron, the beerbug, has ravaged my family over the last two weeks, and it keeps making little comebacks, even though it's just a cold.

So I'm going to kick the show, the coming

out party, if you will, of Ask Your Husband with none other than the beautiful Stephanie

Gordon for a day or two down the road. That's going to be a live event worth attending. The Ask Your Husband

Release Party show. It's going to be great. We're getting contacted about this book already. It's

exciting. We're ahead of the release date, which is, I think, February 1. And people are getting

their books in the mail. We got our books and it's been a great time.

I mean, it's just, Steph is behind the scenes here with a cold.

Say, what's up, Steph?

Hello, everybody.

An amazing book.

And what we're going to be talking about with the Ask Your Husband release party

will range from why this book is unique, why this book doesn't violate

the out-of-home-to-income requirement admonition of the Roman Catholic Church.

Why exactly it's unique amongst all the other books, even on great other books on

Tan and Sophia, one of which is my own, the case for patriarchy, on Sophia books. There are other

great books on Tan like the anti-Mary exposed, but why is ask your husband legitimately sui generis? It's one thing to try to write a book

that's one of a kind, but my wife, Stephanie Gordon, has written an anti-feminism book that's one-of-a-kind,

and Steph can shed some real insight on how she did that. First off, the letters to Titus and Timothy and First Corinthians in the Bible

instruct that women are allowed to teach the other women,

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