Coach tells us get in the water, start doing your strokes.

He tells everybody, front crawl, back and forth, go.

Bump, bam, done.

Then he goes butterfly, back and forth, let's go.

Here I am, spitting it out.

Front crawl, butterfly.

Next up he goes backstroke.

I said, you kidding me?

Backstrokes my thing. Everyone knows

backstroke is the easiest one. You just float there and you just go in and out. There was a thing

that happened to my bathing suit. Hello, everybody, and welcome back to coffee and Bible time. Now, if you are watching this on our

YouTube channel, then you can see me. Hello. But if you're

watching this on our podcast, I'm so glad that you are here. Today, we're doing something

different than we normally do. It's just me. In my room. I'm about to tell you a very

cringy story. No, I'm not engaged. No one was thinking that, but if you thought I was engaged, this is my

right hand, and also it's a pearl. Um, we're getting off topic already. Um, today we're doing a

story time about an extremely awkward and embarrassing and very weird moment in my life. In terms of awkwardness, high school did go

downhill for me. I want to start off by just saying that I will be using some little tidbits

that I get out of this book by Bethmore. If you're interested in it, we'll have that link down

below. Um, if I can find it.

So today's video is going to be centered a lot around insecurity. And that is because I would

consider myself to be a relatively insecure person. Throw me back in high school. Then we're

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