What's up everybody? Happy Whoa That's Good Wednesday. I hope you're having a great week, but per usual, it's about to get so much better because we have one of y'all's favorite guests back on the podcast. I'm not even hyping him up too much because last year he was one of the biggest

Well That's Good podcast episodes we had y'all loved hearing his story and so we have John

Chris back on the podcast and co-host Christian.

Let's go.

We're back and I should say this right before we turned on the cameras you did whoa, that's good to your own comment. Wow. Don't out me like that. You're not supposed to... I thought it was for other people when they say something. Yeah, normally. That was a time I did hit me with my own tagline. Sometimes we're at the house, she'll say something, then she'll say, well well, that's good. I never do that. You can't say that about your own advice. This is what happened. I said something, it was like crisp when it came out. What did I even say? It was pretty clean. I said, oh, I said some advice you get from doing things the right way, but most advice you get from doing things the wrong way. Yes. Like, I wish I would have done that better. So when I said it came out, like, boom, period, stamp it. And I was like, well, that was quick. To yourself. Because I'm like, do I not? I have a problem with this. I don't say things that are like clipworthy. Like I don't say things in the- I don't either.

Ah,

and so then my team's like,

dang,

like,

you know, we're gonna have- and I also don't think it's healthy to, to structure things in a way that you know, you know this is going to be clit- Yeah, how do they do that? I don't like that. I don't know how the pastors do that.

Do they think they have it like in their bank?

Well, back in the day, I would go like, oh, that's...

It's an inflection.

They know this is going to hit home with somebody. how the pastors do that. Do they think they have it like in their bank? Well, back in the day, I would go like, oh, that's...

It's an inflection.

They know this is going to hit home with somebody.

Do you know God's going to bring you to it because he brought you through it? And you're like, ah, how do they... I don't know how they do. Do they think they have a written down? They stamp it so well. Yeah, you know.

They had that one loaded.

They full sent it.

And then the social media team's like, that's the clue.

This is going to hit.

And then they're looking right at the camera. My audience is loyal. They got to wait for like minute two in the social clip to hear what I was actually going for. Oh, they go. She's going to get to it. She'll get to it. Just give her some time. Which we could do is, you know how sometimes people put the punchline at the beginning and then it flows into the clip. Yeah. We should be taking notes over here. With all those pastors we follow online, do you think they get off and then they go to the camera guy and they're like, hey. Hey, when I said this. Hey, minute 42.

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