Okay, Hodongks, we're gonna get right into this one today. This is the second part of

a two-parter. And on this episode, we dig pretty darn deep into the wonderful world of

worship fails. People have been asking about it and we're doing it. And this is one where

I don't know if it's because of the time of day or that we're getting a little bit tired,

you know, when we recorded this. You see, with a four-person podcast, you can't always be in

lockstep with everybody's biological clock. Some are fading, right? While some are just

ramping up. So, as anyone in a family knows, it can get pretty wacko. But it's always fun

even when it isn't, right? And you know, at the end of it, at least, you'll probably

get a good story, all right? So just hear me out. Okay, this one gets a little dumb,

and it turned out to be one of my favorites so far. It was just a lot of fun. It's just

kind of a microcosm of who we really are as people and how we work together as a family.

Okay? So once again, sit back, fasten your earbuds for another installment of The Timhawk

and Spockhead.

Oh, man. But we say we're going to start talking about worship fails. And one of our favorite

things to do as a family is we're not looking for the bad, but what it happens. We're there.

We are. We are favorite thing to do as a family. No, it's one of our favorite things to do.

It's second to a national anthem. National anthem and bad art or art that goes wrong.

We're not here to look for it. But what's there? We're going to look at it. We're going

to talk about it. Yeah. So some of them you have to see though. You do have to see.

And I took one of the fun. I can't show one of the things like I looked up on TikTok.

And it was they had the video on the guy and he was singing, but the voice was from the

girl. So it looked like he was singing. But there's a lot of fun. I think like you said,

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