All right, Steve. Here we are last break of the day. It's been a good Monday. It's been a good Monday.

Yeah. Anyway, all right, Steve. So time for you now to leave us with some closing remarks,

like you always do. Some good ones as usual. You know, I was thinking the other day,

because this year my vacation was more spiritual than it's ever been and I kid you not to keep

saying it, but God really, really opened up my eyes to a lot of things. And I have no problem

sharing it, man. And I've learned so much that I'm kind of aggravated at myself a little bit

that I didn't take the time to sit down and really let his presence speak to me the way I did

this year. I'm kind of aggravated at myself that I didn't do this years ago. And I found out real

quick that I was wasting a lot of time being mad at myself because how many times have you said

in your life, if I only knew then what I know now, but you know what I had to come to terms with,

I just wouldn't have taken this information and appreciated it the same way.

And I think all of us when we sit back and people ask us questions like if you could change

anything, what would you change in your life, or if you were talking to your 20-year-old self,

what would you say to your 20-year-old self? I don't mind answering that question. What would I say

to my 20-year-old self? But the question is often asked if you could change anything, what would

you change? Well, I know a lot of stuff in my life that lasted a lot longer than I wanted to.

I didn't think I needed to live in a car for three years. After I learned what he was teaching me,

it took three years for me to get it. I didn't think that I needed to get divorced, but after

getting divorced, I learned what he was trying to teach me. Because what you got to understand

is behind, and I've said this several times before, behind every moment of adversity,

there's a lesson and there's a blessing. And so all the experiences that I've had in my life

have led to some incredible lessons and some incredible blessings. Now, the lessons you don't

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