Get it, the virtue.

There's something unique and special about small towns and I want you to brag on your

own, okay?

So 1-855, virtue, 855-237-8746.

Because there's probably something your small town does that you would never in a million

years see in a larger city.

Like something quirky?

Yes, I'm talking about the little idiosyncrasies, little quirks, little, the cliteness of a small town

and things you would see.

For instance, in a 4th of July parade, like I saw over the vacation.

So my two-year-old and I hopped on a flight, very quick one to get from here to Lexington,

Kentucky, and then took a quick little 30-minute jaunt South because you know, Lexington's

the big city.

So we had to go to the Holy City, which is Wilmore, which is home of Asbury, theological

seminary.

And there is no drinking there.

It's a dry city.

They have two stoplights.

You're either born on one side of the tracks or the other.

And so we go and we go to visit my mom.

So Jimmy can see Granny, see Grandma, Papal and Springfield, and then see his cousins.

And my mother was so excited because my two-year-old was going to be able to watch and participate

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