But then last summer for the first time, not our first time in Africa, but the first time doing it this way, we said, we're going to go to Africa, we're going to have a safari, we're going to upcharge everybody so we can bring a priest, we're going to have Holy Mass every morning, opportunities for confession throughout it, and that's it. Every single man listening just about has that desire to do something that is dangerous. We've taken sort of the American ideal, which I think is an offshoot of Protestantism,

right? This pull yourself up by your own bootstraps, right? And we've tried that in this modern

world. And there's a time and a place for that, right? I think it's really great to be self-sufficient

in lots of ways. But pure self-sufficiency is disordered. It's not natural. You're not an island, right? You're

not supposed to exist by yourself. The whole stoic, by your own, pull yourself up by your own

bootstrap thing, I think it's lame. So you're scheduling hunts, not just in Africa, but around

the country, different times of the year. So if people go to, what's their website again?

Fraternity of St. Hubert.com.

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So John Henry Span, the guest that everybody loves or does not love. So I told you this before we came on the air on the car right over here. Like I'm nervous for the first time because I'm actually doing like a thing. I'm here to talk about a real thing. And I haven't done that historically. And we were talking about some of the best comments ever. And there's two that stick out to me. And you let me know if you've got any others. But the first one is one guy wrote, I don't remember if this was the last one or the one before, but I listened, this is the quote, I listened for about half an hour, and these guys just kept band right back and forth telling inside jokes that I didn't understand. And I was driving, so I couldn't select another podcast.

So I just turned off my radio and sound silence.

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