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know what I have to share is really kind of the same thing I've shared for a long time.

I was at Winston Churchill's house and was just amazing.

The folks from Kent took us to to Winston's house and you can take a tour or some of the house was built like four or five hundred years ago.

And you know one of the things I love about the UK about lots of Europe is that they built for generations to come.

I mean they have houses there that it's older than our country.

Like you're driving along and it's just like this whole neighborhood was built four hundred years ago like four hundred years ago.

Like they put a plaque on our house in our country if it's a hundred years old right.

Historic monument don't tear it down. It's all made out of wood. It's got to fall down.

I mean we got they have castles a thousand years old that you know I mean what's amazing isn't that how old it is.

As much as it is that generations worked on it like you know one generation would start it you know like us.

It's like if your contractor doesn't finish your house in seven or eight months or you know finish this building in a year you're like what's taking them so long.

And they worked on a literally built buildings for generations like generation after generation added on to these cathedrals to these buildings these houses.

And literally you're walking by something that is like a monument to the fact that people thought legacy.

I don't know if you understand what I'm getting at it's like it's like when your country is you know when you're when the country you're that you're in is is you know a thousand years old.

A fifteen hundred years old there's a completely different mentality that when your country's two hundred years old and you're great great great great great great grandfather was probably here when it started.

There's something about thinking legacy there's something about thinking about living for generations and there's something about there's this there's a difference it's very difficult to explain and I think that you know the UK in particular every country in my mind has a piece of the mind of Christ I don't know that any one country has at all you know Americans think well you know we we know it we know everything about God and we go someplace else it's like they have pieces.

Of the kingdom that we haven't even we haven't come close to to embracing and to me that's you know the exciting part of traveling it really isn't the the you know I'm not a great traveler I don't I'm not a very good tourist a you know if it is if it isn't steak or something close I don't like to eat it so.

Like you know I'm getting pretty used to power bars and I'm just not a very good traveler at all but what I like is I I enjoy seeing different parts of the kingdom and the and the mentality of different people and I like to just be able to to I just like to be able to look at other people go they think differently why do they think differently and so I'm at Winston Churchill's house and we're you know walking around just house and we took a tour you know.

But it's a tour you know I know I am with a with somebody who you know that like they take you on these on the tours to his house and then he Winston church will have a real problem with depression I mean at one point his life they actually stationed somebody with him 24 hours a day cause they thought using them to kill himself.

And he called it his black dog.

He would not get out of bed at times for 30 days at a time.

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