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Oh man, I gotta tell the story. You come down to Tucson, you know, these guys down there, they just razz each other left and right. That's probably why we get along so well, but we were out to eat and we got this one brother. I won't name any names, I know they're gonna watch, hopefully, but you know, they'll know who they are, okay? We were all out to eat tacos, right, because that's what you do when you're in Tucson, eat Mexican food, because it's the best. So we were out there and we were all sitting around before soul winning, we got a big plate of tacos, and I'm watching this brother across from me and he's just kind of eyeing the other brother down at the end, and he's waiting, and he's waiting, and he literally waits till he gets the taco to like right here, just like, just about to put it in, and he goes, let's pray. And it was just, everyone just busted up laughing, like, he's like, I just knew. He's like just this low-key savage brother in the Lord, you know. It's awesome to watch him work, but you know, we all, sometimes we do that, you know, but some people just are like, oh, stop eating, brother, don't you know that thou must prayest before thou eatest? You know, and they had this hyper-spiritual talk, and then in their prayer they're like, and please forgive brother so-and-so for eating before he prayed, and please allow him not to have heartburn or indigestion, and help him not to choke on his food for being such a, just a base carnal heathen over there. It's hard to even believe that he's saved, Lord, please forgive. Right, that's what I'm saying, just over the top, this hyper-spirituality. You know, everyone's getting in the vehicles, everyone's in the van, ready to go out, ready to go soul-winning. You know, like, as if we're not, you know, if that's not a sign that we're spiritual enough, I mean, I don't know what else is. I don't see a lot of other people that are lining up to go knock on strangers' doors and, you know, try to preach them the gospel before it gets slammed in their face. You know, that's probably usually a pretty good sign. And look, I'm all for praying before we go out on some road trip or something like that, but look, when we're about to get on the freeway and it suddenly dawns on you that we haven't prayed, that's probably not the best time to ask the driver to close his eyes and bow his head. And say, hey, whoa, we forgot to pray before we leave, can we do that now? It's like, yeah, go ahead, you go ahead. You're praying, dear Lord Jesus, take the wheel, you know.