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Slater at brightbart.com.

This is from Brent in Texas.

He said today's show reminds me of Matthew 25.

Ooh, love that.

We have squandered.

I always had a little trouble getting my head around this scripture because it

seems to reward the rich person and punish the poor. However, the concept of being given a country of

great wealth, resources, and virtue and letting it get to where we are now helps me understand

it better. Really good. I don't exactly know what we said on this would

have been, say it's Thursday today. So this would have been Wednesday show. I don't exactly know what

we said on Wednesday show that inspired Brent's email. It was probably the conversation we had on

sidewalks. We spent an hour talking about sidewalks. Can I tell you how much I prepared talking about sidewalks? Zero. I didn't prepare at all. I had no intention of talking about sidewalks. We did it for over an hour. And it started because I played this clip of Trump at the press conference talking about the need to take over D.C. and to beautify it. And I played this as just a flippant little thing,

but it turned into much more. But here they're really bad. And we're going to either put new

or fix it. And it's not expensive. It's not really expensive. And we're going to fix our roads

a little bit. We're going to clean up our sidewalks. You have countries where every Saturday,

the people go out and they wash their sidewalks in front of their stores of their houses. They scrub.

They scrub their sidewalks. So we aren't quite at that level yet. I don't think, Gatti, we're not

quite there yet, but maybe we will. They go out and they scrub, I think it's so beautiful to hear that and to see those stories.

But we're going to make it clean.

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