I'm so glad whenever we get an opportunity just every few months maybe once a year just to be together in a closed space for a particular reason.

I'm going to tell you more about that particular reason as life goes on tonight, but let's just start out with a quick start with an idea. How about this? Life naturally drifts toward disorder. What I mean by disorder is like messiness, chaos. Life doesn't naturally order itself.

It naturally moves away into disorder.

This happened to me recently.

I went to the dentist's office, hadn't been in a while,

was confident because I brushed my teeth twice a day, like m told me and I go in there and they tell me I've got 10 problem teeth.

But not only do I have 10 problem teeth, but I need what they call the fancy schmancy fillings that insurance doesn't cover for the grand deal of a thousand dollars a tooth.

And so that's what the dentist tells me.

And so I said, at first I thought, okay, well, no to that part.

And then after that, I thought, you know what,

they are probably assuming that I do not take care of my teeth

like a person is supposed to.

And so I immediately assume they think

that I have just like kind of like just called off the

toothbrush and it's rotting somewhere and they just assume that I haven't done it.

So I assume that I'm being judged and so I get ready to say, hey, first off to the

10,000, no, we're gonna to go ahead and work out something else.

And other than that, here's the deal, guys,

I actually take care of my teeth the way you people,

say I'm supposed to.

And that's when they surprise me.

They said, oh, we know. This kind of decay just naturally happens to some people. This is just part of life.

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