I don't know. Hey, you know, I did some fun things around Dallas. I went on the Dart bus. That was a trick. Dart bus. I didn't know what it stood for. Dallas area rapid transit. That's what the Dart bus. Guess they couldn't have that in like Fresno. That'd be kind of wild. Very inappropriate. F-A-R. Yeah, you figured out. Hey, honey, here comes the bus. The bus. I can hear it. It's very clear. Sometimes it's silent, though. You got to watch that. You can't hear it. That's deadly. It could be deadly. I used to be a praise and worship leader for many different religious groups before I became a Christian. Thank you for laughing. You're so tolerant. I used to be a praise and worship at a job as witness church one time. Sing songs like... Someone's knocking at you door. Somebody's ringing your bell. And let me in. Then I was at a Mormon church for a while. It was just sing songs like... Then it got really weird. And it was just like... It was just a song that came up as a beat. Hey! Well... You see that? It gave a believer. That I had worshiped at a church of Christ. You can laugh. Go ahead. They laugh. They love that joke. Because it's funny. One stuff though. I do a lot of comedy and churches, though. I go to some really cool churches and some really messed up ones. No offense. No offense. No offense. No offense. I do. See, if you're not a Christian here, I mean, that's cool. We're glad you're here. But we... Yeah, no. Christians, they use language sometimes like the Christians. But I do. I don't know what that means. I don't know. We have this phrase, servants heart. You've heard that phrase, servants heart. Hear that all the time. You've got a servants heart, dude. You have got a servants heart. See I hate it when somebody says I've got a servants heart. It means they want me to start stacking chairs. You know. Servants heart means you're a pushover and a loser. That's what servants heart mean. Do you mean you've got a servant heart? You got a certain... No. Bring it! Bring it! No time, pal. A lot of the way people talk about their church, it's like a code. You know, it's another code. If you hear someone say about a place, I'll love it there. I'll love the music there. Well, that means the preaching stinks. That's about it. Yeah, you see what I'm saying? Yeah, you know where I'm going with this. They say, I love the music. What? I love the preaching. That means the music stinks. You're somebody say about a place. I'll love it there. No one judges me. And I can be who I won't be. You're at a bar. Keeping it real, folks. Keeping it real. I don't know. At my church, that pastor always makes us hold hands across the congregation. I can't stand that. I'm ADD because I can't think about the prayer. I'm just thinking about the person I'm holding hands with the whole time. Man, this dude's hands are huge. I think he's got an extra finger. What is that? Is that a mole or a milk done? What is going on over here? No. I don't know if I'm sweating or he is. Air pray holding hands. You say, mandy they'll squeeze. Amen. Squeeze. What that means? Let go. Squeeze. That's what you should do that out loud. Squeeze. Play Red Rover. Send the preacher right over. Send him home. Oh. We have certain sayings in the church that are overused, I think. God gave me this and God gave me that. God does give us things absolutely. But sometimes we blame God for stuff. He never did give us. Folks, you know what I'm talking about. You ever been a church and a lady gets up to sing a song on Sunday. She's like, God gave me that song. He gave it to me. Then she sings the song. And you're thinking maybe you should give it back. Maybe God didn't want you sharing that one buttercup. I didn't under a bushel. Yes. That was horrible. God gave it to me. You know what I did and started snacking chairs. That was unbelievably bad. God gave it something real bad happened in the transition phase. If you know what I'm saying. I think the way we pray is prayer is a powerful thing. But I think when you're growing up in church, you should hear prayers all the time and different styles and stuff and little quirks that people have when they pray. I don't know. Little phrases that I don't understand this day. But we use the phrases, but that's just what we heard growing up. We think that's just the right thing to say. When we pray, you know, like, head of protection. You hear that? Hear that a lot. Head of protection. Damn, we are praying a hedge of protection around you, buddy. That's right, a hedge around you and your whole family. Go ahead, huh?