Welcome to the Eric Mattaxas show.

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But if you'll wait right here in just about two minutes, the bus to point C will be coming right by.

And now here's your Ralph Cramden of the Airways, Eric Matt, Texas.

Happy Thanksgiving.

Today is the day, literally today. Chris He's, you're aware, today's Thursday.

You're aware today's the day. I'm planning to eat something that used to be alive and was called a turkey.

I feel so guilty. Yeah, it's rough. It's rough. Because when you get to know turkeys on a personal level,

you realize, wow, these birds are dumb.

They deserve to be killed and eaten. And yet, they're still guilt. Today, I feel like 24, 2024.

Maybe we can bring back the phrase jive turkey. Maybe we can repopularize that. I feel like.

Well, you know something? I've been trying for years, but I have never really made a concerted effort because jive turkey maybe we can repopularize that i feel like well you know something i've been trying for years but i have never really made a concerted effort because jive turkey is it's so great i mean

again this reveals my age growing up in the 70s but like that was the term to to call somebody out

you're nothing but a jive turkey so yeah yeah, I'm going to bring that back.

That is my New Year's resolution early, early, even before the new year, jive turkey.

Right. So today's the day. All right. So a couple things. A couple things. In a couple of minutes,

we're going to play my retelling of the squanto story. So gather the children.

You might want to provide them with popcorn. You can have bobbing for apples, whatever you want to do in the background.

But on this special day, I'm going to tell the Squanto story.

Some of you have copies of the Squanto Children's book that I wrote.

Some of you, if you have a copy of if you can keep it, that's my attempt to tell the story to adults.

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