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Hey, welcome friends in the room, friends up in the loft,

and in stage two and in Fort Worth in El Paso, Cedar Rapids, Boise, Idaho, wherever you were tuning in from,

we are wrapping up, as JD just said, the last port of 2020, which is so bittersweet.

What a year.

We kicked off this year and we started a series

called Roaring 20s, where there was lots of anticipation

and excitement.

It had been a minute since we had been in the 20s, specifically

had been 100 years, and we talked about the last time as a country we were in the 20s.

And we went through like, man, the last time it's 20 20s it was called the roaring 20s

babe Ruth was around slice bread was invented prohibition was a thing women's

suffrage hala at your girl got past and just what so much has changed. And as I was praying through

and starting to think about tonight I thought I would just start by doing a

similar thing not for the last hundred years but for the last 11 months

because who would have thought a year ago

the world that we live in and the way things would look would have gone through so much change and challenges and hardships.

In the last 12 months, we saw the year kick off with the Australian brush fires,

which people thought would be one of the biggest defining things of 2020,

and oh how wrong they were.

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