Speaker 1: Welcome to the Todd Herman Show, three storage version. Rick
at your Vases. Beat the speech banners again. Praise God.
Kind of a brave guy. Kamala and Tampon Tim decided
to make a racist video, which is of course them acting.
And there's a lie embedded in this as till Waltz
plays his perfect role. This dumb, stupid white man. He
likes himself some mayonnaise plus NBC is angry that kids
get to know their grandparents. That's the three storage version.
We'll get this started with the help of God Almighty.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman Show is one disapproved by big pharma
technocrats and Tyrant's everywhere from the hind mountains of Free America.
Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made, and these
are the times which God has decided we shall life.
Remember Ricky's your Vase. He's the guy who did that
Oscar speech where he called out everybody in the audience
for knowing about the perversions of Hollywood. He said at
the time he was never going to be able to
host again, and to my knowledge, he wasn't. He was
recently making a series of videos once again calling out
Hollywood and the censors and the so called scientists. He
called them all out. And he's got a new program
that has made it to the top spots on Netflix.
It's called Armageddon, and he decided to thank people for
making this happen. So who do you think? I mean?
The normal thing would be get out and thank your
producers and executive producers and your writers and the people
who did the photography, etc. The musicians, the distribution team,
the promotion team. That's not who he thanked. He gets
something a lot of people don't get. There's a elements
we used to use in marketing called the mystery of
the red rope. Now it works. It is this that
people want to get in to that to which they
cannot get in the velvet rope theory. We did this
multiple times, starting with a startup I created with some
friends of mine and it was an internet radio startup.
And here was our little play. This is what we
did is we said, let's just make a radio network online.
So we started going around to internet service providers before
big government helped the big cable companies seize them and
buy them and squeeze them out. Used to be all
these independent Internet service providers around the country. So we
went and identified the ones in the top fifty markets
and we went to go off meetings with them. And
when we came in, we said we were interviewing ISPs
to see if they qualified to deliver Earth Broadcasting Corporation's
Internet radio service. And yet we had the service built,
we had the software built. It was a good service,
but we weren't there selling. We didn't try to sell
a thing. We interviewed them to see if they qualified.
And it was interesting how quickly the tables turned and
they would try to sell us. Often we'd be driving
away and they would call us, hey, one thing we
forgot to tell you in our favor. Now we were
just a startup, we were on seed funding, we hadn't
even gotten our venture capital round yet. But using that
approach allowed us to sign up. And I'm doing this
by memory. I think it was an excess of about
two hundred internet service providers that ended up being in
the top one hundred and fifty markets. We had two
in some markets. That series of contracts is what led
to us getting audience with Venture Capitalist. That and a
cleverly packaged business plan which had a metal cover to
it by former brother in law. Came up with that idea,
an actual titanium cover, and you opened it. In the
first page said the cover got your attention. We hope
you'll read the actual plan. It's the velvet rope theory.
Jervis Jervais gets this in relation to content, and this
is why he had a specific group of people to
thank for Armageddon getting to the top of Netflix, even
after a petition was signed and it was removed from Netflix.
Even then he thanked these people removed from the top, gone,
and now it's what it's one of the most watched
specials in the world, from the top of Netflix to
a petition to remove it to one of the most
watched specials in world. So who did Ricky Jervase think
he thanked the right people? Say about that in a second.
Sometimes you can tell the right people about how they
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We were talking about the death of his dear, dear, beloved,
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what he learned about the American medical system, what he
learned about where you get actual health care, and what
he learned about being a teen guy in the wake
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Iberprofen is well. It masks symptoms, but man, it's a poison.
Destroys your liver, destroys your gut, which causes inflammation. Tim,
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dot com slash Todd. So the special Armageddon's on Netflix
petition comes out removed from Netflix. Ricky Gervais says this,
thanks to everyone who complained about this trailer and even
signed it a petition to get Army gaed and removed
from Netflix. You have make it the most watched special
in the world.
Speaker 3: I've been doing a lot of video messages recently for
term and leal children, and only if they request it, obviously,
and then burst into hospitals and go wake up Boardy.
I mean he's working on TikTok.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 3: I did a lot through the pandemic, presumably because they
couldn't even see their own family. And it's through Make
a Wish Foundation. Do you know the charity Make a
Wish Foundation? They're great and they give these dying kids.
They're like one wish And if it's me, I always
say yes, and I always start the video the same way.
I go, why didn't you wish to get better? Wait
as well, I don't do that either. These are all jokes.
I don't even use that word in real life. The
R word. You just used it, Rick, Yeah, in a
joke that's not real life. Is that I'm playing a role?
You sounded pretty convincing. Yeah, because I'm good. You wouldn't
level the accusation of other art forms. You wouldn't go
up to Sir Anthony Hopkins and go I saw you
in silence the lambs, what's a you accounibal? Iya?
Speaker 1: No, I was playing a role.
Speaker 3: Seem pretty convincing. Yeah, it's good and I'm good, and
that's why I do things well. Imagine if I came
out and did things not very well, so you knew
I was joking, I'd be.
Speaker 1: There are people who wanted that gun. The shrillness of
society why curious? My theory is because people have become
insecure in their beliefs because the things on which they
can count exists anymore. For many people, they've left the church,
so they can't even count on the word of God.
Well they can, but they won't or it's not valuable
enough for them because their feelings tell them, no, I
want this thing very very badly, and God says I
can't have it, so God must be wrong. Of course,
the institution's falling apart, so they can't trust that. So
there's this insecurity. So things like that cause people sometimes
to want to laugh because it's funny, and then should
I be laughing? But there's also this Gervais does not
bow to the pressures to pretend to be someone else.
Oh sure, when he's acting. Absolutely. I used to play
this role, and I was doing talk radio in Salt
Lake City back in the day, and it was a
far different program than I do now. But I had
a thing called Mean Thoughts. Do you remember Deep Thoughts
with Jack Handy? Al Franken did that, and I had
a role I played and it was mean Thoughts. One
of my bits was this. So I was in the
grocery store the other day and I was shopping, and
this little girl came up and she was crying, and
I said, you know, got down on her level, kind
of knelt down and looked her and I said, hey, honey,
what's wrong. She said, I can't find my mommy, mommy.
So I looked her and then I said, oh, sweetie,
I know where she went. Where I saw her leave
with a prettier little girl. Well, okay, that caused a
bunch of outrage. People sent notes to the rate. No,
it didn't because people knew it was a joke. There's
another reason for this, and that is because, for the
same reasons shrill, untrusting of fact, you have very very
powerful people like the CEO of NPR saying this. You
remember this if you watch listening to the show for
any period of.
Speaker 4: Time, I think our reverence for the truth.
Speaker 5: Might become might have become a bit of a distraction
that is preventing us from finding consensus and getting important
things done.
Speaker 1: Her name, of course, is Catherine Mayer. Our reverence for
the truth is stopping us from consensus, stopping us from
getting things done. Let me ask you this question, what
thing worth getting done is worth becoming the lie? Because
that's what happens. People who objected to Ricky Gervais acting
are the same people who object to the truth. There's
one thing about the truth. It's not pretending God doesn't act.
He simply speaks truth. Whether we like it or not,
doesn't change. It can't, and thank god it won't. Story
number two. Kamala Harris does not exist. Tim Waltz no
longer exists. Kamala Harris hasn't existed for a very very
long time because Kamala Harris is an amalgamation of things
that she needs to do in order to have power.
She's an amalgamation of positions. She's an amalgamation of things.
She will read off of a teleprompter. She at one
point was that person cackling and laughing about putting minority parents.
I hate that word minority putting BIPOC parents. I hate
that phrase, BIPOC putting human beings in prison because their
kids or jail because their kids were torn to school.
And she laughed and she cackled, and then she turned
into the person who wants to free people through the
Minnesota bail funds, who threatened cops and got cops killed.
That's the form she takes now. I describe her as
having the morality of a glass of water, not even
the glass, just water itself. Water will take the form
of any mold into which you pour it. In the
case of Kamala Harris, Oh there's a Satanist working in
the White House. Great, I'll take the form of the
Satanic symbol. Oh, I love Hamas. I'll form myself into
that flag, the fists of Black Lives Matter incorporated, the
communist fists rise. Yes, I'll take that form. And right
now she's taking the form of a tough on crime
border hawk who has a joyful laugh ha ha ha,
when she's in fact an insurrectionist. She's a coup leader.
Mariene Daud, a Democrat, called it a coup and the
pretense the theater, I mean, it's cringe, yeah, but it's
also so planned and so cynical. So now Tim Moltz
fits into this. Tim Waltz used to exist. He's always
been a radical. He's always apparently been a liar, pretending
to have been a head football coach, lying about the
rank he achieved in the National Guard, cleverly lying about
being in combat. And he did that. Now he's lying
about the kind of food he likes. When a presidential
campaign is producing poorly written Saturday Night Live sketches that
are playing upon the cliche of all cliches in every
single stinking sitcom that exists, that's the state of play.
Tim Waltz is gone from a guy loving one sort
of food. But he's to be in a sketch where
he has to be the well, I'll show you what
he has to be, because it's key to understanding what
they're willing to do to get power, and what Tim
Waltz is willing to have done to him in order
to have a tiny little snack of it. Even a
crumb from the master's table. Oh not Kama Harris, She's
not running things. I said, the master's table crumbs. Those
things add up. Sometimes we don't keep our houses as
clean as we want. Sometimes it's not even the clean.
Sometimes your house is all dusted and all spick and span,
but you have cats, or you've got teens, or like this,
you may have an airbnb home or rental and the
people who were there left, and maybe they didn't intend
anything bad, but the night before they cooked an amazing
thy food that now smells like ty food, or they
cooked fish, and now it smells like fish. You may
have an RV that you let neighbors use or let
families use it, come back and it smells like them,
not you. You may have a vacation home. You may be
a long haul trucker. You may be a smoker. I
wish you'd stop, but if you don't, you can at
least have a home that doesn't stink of cigarettes or fish,
or a rental home that people walk into and go, wow,
it smells great in here. We used to bake cookies
at our startup when we'd have venture capitals come along.
We had a kitchen upstairs. We knew that the smell
of chocolate chip cookies and popcorn was sort of this
mental lift for people. Well, so is the smell of
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actually leave to thunderstorm. Plug it into the wall. It
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use code TOD three. Here is Kamala Harris and the
non existent Kamala with the increasingly less existent Tim Waltz,
and they're doing a funny funny play like I have
white guy tacos and what is.
Speaker 4: That like mayonnaise in tuna?
Speaker 1: What are you doing? Pretty much ground beef and cheese.
Speaker 4: That's okay. Do you put any flavoring it?
Speaker 2: Oh? No, here's the deal.
Speaker 1: No, they said, be careful and let her know this.
Speaker 6: That black pepper is the top of the spice level
in Minnesota.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm the first vice president, I believe, who
has ever grown chili peppers.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to expand my food knowledge.
Speaker 4: You know, we've got some canaloss.
Speaker 5: You'll be fine, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Gosh, white people are so funny the way we can't
eat spicy food. And I love the mayonnaise. I love
it because it's white, and white's such a pretty color.
It's so much better than mustard, which is sort of brown,
because it reminds me the bypox. You know, oh funny thing.
In twenty sixteen, Representative Tim Waltz, who is then a representative,
obviously grab first place at Senator Al Frankin's sixth annual
Hot Dish Off. The recipe was for Turkey Taco hot Dish,
which contains green chilies, taco sauce, and chili powder, all
hotter than black pepper. Tim Waltz is a disgusting, craven
liar who is willing to parody white people. I dare
you to try it with blacks. I dare you. I
mean Kamala Harris is doing the thing where she grows
peppers like Hillary Clinton had hot sauce in her purse.
It's a repeat. I dare President Trump or anyone else,
or anyone in their Democrat party do it with black people.
Do it with Muslims. They won't, they can't. They're not
real people. You have theater badly done snl stuff happening
at the top of the presidential ticket with a woman
who is not the elected choice of Democrat grass roots.
No one voted for her. There's a guy who calls
himself a civil rights activist. Well, you know what, the
Anna RAI is the oldest civil rights organization in the world,
so I guess that's fair. His name is doctor Umar
Rashad ib Abdullah Johnson. I said that the right way.
He is the latest person to come out and explain
that the same people who put together that racist skit
or Till Maltz is pretending he eats mayonnaise tacos because
that's funny. He's the latest to admit that the people
who run Kamala Harris are out offering money simply to
have an interview with the great Lady so she can
repeat her rehearsed lines.
Speaker 7: Black vote ain't for sale. No more, black vote ain't
for sale. We bor he in on business, we stand
in on business. Bring us some tangibles, or get out
of my face. Ricky Smiley, I love you, but crying
on the radio for Kamala Harris, my brother, that's an
all time low. Don't do that again, Ricky Smiley, don't
you get on your radio show and cry for Kamela.
Speaker 1: Don't you do that, my brother.
Speaker 7: If you want to cry for Cobama Harris, if you
want to cry for Cobama Harris, you do that in
the privacy of your house. But if we're going to
be honest, Steve Harvey and Ricky Smiley and I love
you both. No hate to my big brothers. But if
we're going to be honest, Ricky Smiley and Steve Harvey,
y'all only carried on cause y'all got paid to carry on.
Speaker 1: Can we please be honest? Can we see?
Speaker 7: I want y'all to understand, overstand and understand what King
Kong is talking about. Y'all carried on because y'all got
paid to carry on.
Speaker 1: Intently, as he's speaking, he's showing a text message that
appears to be the receipt. Is the young people would
say showing this back.
Speaker 7: To the clip, Kamala Harris and the Democratic Plantation is
paying you, celebrities, paying you to shame black people into voting?
Are we not going to get out of that vote?
Y'all know we're not going to get nothing out of
that vote. Y'all know y'all not We're not going to
get nothing out of the vote. But they being paid,
y'all being bought. They offer me ten K for an
interview with Kamala Harris. I don't want your money, but
we can definitely do the interview. They offer me ten
K for a interview with Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Yes, we can do the interview.
Speaker 7: Keep your damn money.
Speaker 1: When you're offered ten thousand dollars for an interview, as
this gentleman says he was, there's rules. I have been
offered those amounts of money, not ten thousand five. And
it comes with here's the questions you'll ask. So, just
like Kamala Harris and Tim Waltz acted, Tim Waltz pretending
he likes mayonnaise tacos, those are also acting sessions. Now,
this gentleman, I don't know well, I know this. I
have seen a ton of reports that the Kamala Harris campaign,
the people who run her, are hiring actors. Now, just
so you know some context, there are firms that will
do this for you. There's firms in Washington, d C.
They've got stables and stables as stables of paid protesters.
There's unions that will do this. So, on one hand,
this could be a sigh up from the Trump campaign
saying that they're doing this. On the other hand, Kamala
Harris let YouTube hire child actors so she could pretend
to be excited about space. On the other hand, Kamala
Harris's team cleared out a restaurant so they could have
fake people brought in. I don't think for five seconds
they wouldn't do this. That is, hire people to pretend
to be Trump supporters, but apart me Kamala Harris supporters,
but specifically Kamala Harris supporters who can put on a
convincing Southern accent. We'll let this gentleman explain what he's seeing.
Speaker 2: Are you a.
Speaker 8: Struggling actor looking for your next big rake, or perhaps
looking for a reason to practice your regional Southern accents
that you've been working on. Well, the DNC has a
role for you. Now, they're not looking for actors, not actors,
but they will pay you per DM pay for meals
and expenses, and fly you out, cover all travel as well. Now,
for this non role, you will be an authentic Democrat supporter.
Doesn't that sound lovely? Now, my favorite part about this
is that they're super encouraging regional accents, regional Southern accents,
because they want the authenticity to show through, because nothing
says authentic lack.
Speaker 1: Being paid for your supporters.
Speaker 8: But these things are everywhere, and so many people are
talking about them because this whole astro turf movement that
has been the Kamala HQ Brat Girl summer coconut pill
thing that's blown up since the attempt on forty five.
The only reason that's been happening is because they're the
publicity in the press. Post attempt on forty five was
two pots that if they needed to switch the narrative
and take back control of the narrative.
Speaker 1: And absolutely, and so they invented joy. Remember that, well,
that laugh, Kamala Harris's nervous cackle, which is sometimes an
offensive weapon against questions, sometimes a defensive weapon. I keep
doing that. I keep forgetting that Tupac Shakur is dead
and he's my favorite rapper. He's been dead for twenty
five years. That's joy. Tim Harris loves himself some mayonnaise
and God said you shall not lie. You know that
phrase hypocrite. Some people don't know. This used to me
an actor, first person to use it the way we
do Jesus Christ. So now we've got people returning to
acting because they don't really exist, because through and through
there's nothing in them that's not hypocritical. Vote Wiseling story
number three. If you could take everything that is the fake,
non existent person called Kamala Harris and you can combine
it into four clips, here's one way you could do.
That comes from one of her recent recitations. And I
want to give credit to Greg Price on Twitter, great
Twitter follow for finding this. Greg lead this out in
a specific order from her speech. It's all her words.
There's also the NBC insistence that people not know their grandparents.
It's a bad thing when kids get to know their grandparents.
Which is interesting because aren't we talking here about Kamala
Harris's great connection to her Wait, all black roots, not
her Indian roots, her black roots. Wait? What week is it? No,
it's black Kamala Harris week. It used to be that
we talked about her connection to her Indian roots. CNN
did a long six minute video on this, including an
interview with I think her uncle, who had a wonderful,
beautiful Indian accent. I love the Indian accent sing songing
to me, it's fun to listen to. It's warm. So
Kamala Harris gave a speech on the economy, and in
four clips she argues with herself. This is one of
the reasons why Kamala Harris can never be put down
in front of a non teleprompter speech or interview or
a tough thing when they're on stage. Donald Trump and
Kamala Harris in this debate know this that the topics
are constrained. The reason they're constrained is her team will
have looked at the people who run her will have
said keep her on these topics and watch watch how
many times she tries to trigger President Trump, because that's
what she's there for. She's not there for information or inspiration.
She's there to try to trigger him by probably calling
him a felon a multiple times. President Trump should talk
CEO level with her. He should talk economy level with her,
because he actually grasped the economy. Everything Kamala Harris says
here shows that she doesn't grasp. But she slept through
even minor economic classes. She probably had to take a
few to become a lawyer. Right, you have to understand
the economy a little bit. Kamala Harris arguing with Kamala
Harris that the people who run Kamala Harris and Joe
Biden man, they did a bang up job.
Speaker 5: Our country has come a long way since President Biden
and I took office.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's good, they've made a lot of progress. That's
an easy line to read, and she's doing it well,
reciting her line well, but then we hear this about
that great job that she did along with figurehead Biden.
Speaker 5: A loaf of bread cost fifty percent more today than
it did before the pandemic. Ground beef is up almost
fifty percent.
Speaker 1: So what is her solution to this? Kamali Harris's solution
has been tried in every country that has ever employed
communism or socialism, and every time it's been employed, it
doesn't work. And here's a simple explanation of why Kamala
Harris wants to go to grocery stores and say, you
can't sell that meat for more than this amount per pound. Okay,
let's say that happens and then labor costs go up.
What happens then, well, they either fire people or they
raised their rates. But they can't raise their rates. What
if commercial real estate costs go up? What if gas
prices go up, meaning it's more expensive for the meat
to get there, that will happen? Well, they can price
controls on that. Well, wouldn't companies then say, hey, let's
sell our gas where there's no price controls? And wouldn't
beef makers say, hey, I get idea. Why don't we
sell our beef where there's no price control is? Why
don't we send it to Mexico or freeze it and
send it across it? Why don't we use it in
other ways? Why don't we make dried food out of it?
And so that does survival foods around the country, or
to military organizations like the I don't know Chinese military,
they'd like some. It never works, It can't work. You
cannot centrally manage decisions like that. It's been true in
time and again. So if Kamala Harris does this, what
would be the next step? It's the same steps that
cities like Chicago have taken when they drove retailers out
of the core downtown. They said, oh, we have to
have government run food centers. What does that sound like?
If you like the food selection during the COVID lockdowns,
you will love the food selection during the Kamala lockdowns.
She says the same thing about housing.
Speaker 5: And I know what home ownership means. It's more than
a financial transaction. It's so much more than that. It's
more than a house. Home ownership and what that means.
It's a symbol of the pride that comes with hard work.
Speaker 4: It's financial security.
Speaker 5: It represents what you will be able to do for your.
Speaker 4: Children, and sadly, right now.
Speaker 5: It is out of reach for far too many American families.
Speaker 1: Having been in office now four years and we were
told she was the person in the room, last person
in the room on big decisions. What have you done
to help that. You've driven up the cost of fuel,
You've driven up the cost of labor, You've driven up
the cost of your regulation. Your states around the country,
the government run red or blue states, what have they done?
They have created housing markets that are so utterly perverted
that no wonder prices are going up. Illegal immigrants in
California benefit from a system where they can purchase a
house with no money down and never make a payment,
but they gain equity. Never make a payment, but they
gain equity when they quote sell quote their house. The
bank takes a piece of the appreciated value, and the
illegal immigrant gets some. If there's some left over. It's
free rent that drives housing prices up. So she intends
to tax people to flood the system with down payments
for people who cannot pay off a house. We've seen
that movie before. Kamala Harris says this as she closes
out a remark.
Speaker 5: So now now, now is the time to chart a
new way forward. Now is the time to chart a
new way forward.
Speaker 1: Rise like with price controls that had been tried in
every communist country and it never works. A new way
forward with a woman who's been in the Democrat Party
ever since she met that nice man named Willie Brown
who decided to help her because she was so smart.
At least she can stand on her heritage, right, at
least you can stand on that. Wait, I was forgetting
what week is it?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Her heritage is an African American, a black woman. Heritage
is important. I wouldn't say that. NBC definitely agrees with that,
because while they'll take Kamala Harris at her word, this
is all a good effort to help the economy. Oh,
by the way. The Washington Post even even criticized Kamala
Harris for this. Thank you Washington Post for taking a
little bit of truth. They take a different view of Gdvance.
Kamala Harris talked about her great connection to her faith
and her roots and her grandparents and her black rupperringing
and then her Indian upbringing. Jd Vance says that kids
should know their grandparents.
Speaker 9: NBC News Trump's running made JD Vance once again in
the spotlight for his past comments about women. This twenty
twenty podcast interview, in which he discusses the positive role
of grandparents in children's lives, drawing new scrutiny.
Speaker 6: They spoil him a sort of all the classic stuff
that grandparents do to grandchildren.
Speaker 1: But it makes him a much better human being to
have exposure to his grandparents.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 6: And the evidence on this, by the ways, looks super clear.
That's the whole purpose of the post monopausal female in theory.
But let me ask you a question, not knowing the answers,
when your child was born, did your in laws, and
particularly your mother in law show up in some huge way.
She lived with us for a year, right, so you know,
I didn't know the answer to that. No, So that's
that's this weird unadvertised feature of marrying an Indian woman.
Speaker 1: It's a weird advertised feature of marrying an Indian woman.
With all due respect to Eric Weinstein, It's not weird
at all in Indian culture. It's not weird at all
in American culture. The separation of families like that is
a relatively recent invention, and it is harmed families. The
more adults kids can identify with, the more solidly they
feel loved, the greater selection of personalities they have to
help adopt into their own, and the more we are
like God's design for us. God invented the family unit,
and he taught that kids are to respect their parents
so they live long in the land that parents specifically gave.
Fathers aren't to aggravate their kids, don't exasperate them, but
bring them up with what is right. The role of
mothers is discussed. In fact, the role of grandparents is discussed.
Generational family units are discussed us because God invented family.
That was his first invention post Adam, and it was
in response to the only time God said it is
not good about his creation. Sometimes people missed that little detail.
It is not good that man is alone. NBC News
taking a really interesting view of jd Vance's world versus
that of Kamala Harris. Lord, thank you for families, thank
you for your word, thank you for not being changeable
and for never changing, and thank you for bringing us
along into your already existent victory. This is a Todd
Hermann show. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the light
of Christ.