people people do tend to you know when someone is when someone badmouthed someone right or

someone's like you know they get immediately ostracized or fired or whatever like they get let go or

they kind of get walled out if if they're not on board with uh valentine's day themed fish fry or something silly, you know.

And I think we do that.

We do that in the Catholic world as well.

Like, if you're going to identify as Catholic, you have to also do all of the, you have to be

completely on board or you're not welcome.

And that I think, I think the Shia above situation is is a is a better example it's like

yeah this guy is this guy has now deemed himself as one of us but he's not doing this he's not

doing this so he must not really be catholic mark walberg he's says he's catholic but he's not

doing this this and this so he must not really be catholic or connie says he's christian but he's not doing this isn't, and this, so he must not really be Catholic. Or Kanye says he's Christian, but he's not doing this, isn't this?

So he must not really be Christian.

And it's just, I think, it comes down to the fact that we don't want people to be Catholic.

We want people to agree with us.

Yeah. like we want people to agree with us. Welcome to the only podcast that will see you at home for dinner.

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And I'm Patrick, the Crunch is a podcast.

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