Speaker 1: When your old career gives you lemons throwing some ice
mix in some vodka. Color a podcast from the Mac
of All Trade Studio in Fairport and driven by Victor
Chrysler Dots. Gee, Ram, It's Bilified the Bill Moran Podcast.
Speaker 2: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on.
Thank you for telling a friend. That's how we spread
the word. It's funny dandy. Uh, I'm hearing that voice
in there. The cameras keep going on and off, so
we'll just kind of roll with it here.
Speaker 3: But rolling blackouts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess it's having trouble connecting. This often is
caused by unstable internet connections.
Speaker 3: Thanks New York State. Those windmills ain't working.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 2: So, uh, Harry Leg is the voice that I use.
Speaker 3: When your old career gives you libits, right.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I know a guy who could impersonate Harry Leg for
half the price if you want.
Speaker 2: Is his name Dan? Yeah, so Harry. I'm I don't
know why I was up. I couldn't really sleep the
other night, and I make the mistake of looking at
my phone whenever I get into bed. There's probably a
bad habit to do.
Speaker 3: Do you have blue blockers?
Speaker 2: I do have blue blockers.
Speaker 3: You should put them on at about seven o'clock at.
Speaker 2: Night, really, yes, okay, so okay.
Speaker 3: And then when you get to bed, turn off the
Wi Fi and your phone.
Speaker 2: I turn I put it on an airplane mode.
Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, that's what I do. Turn off the Wi Fi. Yeah,
you'll sleep better, folks. So a little tip from Dan.
Speaker 2: So I get a message from Harry. Hey Bill, it's
like Harry leg Vo and I don't I don't think.
I wasn't even drinking, so it just makes no sense.
But he's got one follower. I go, oh, Harry, I
think Harry's been on, so let me see if I
can find it, because there was like a back and
forth exchange. And remember I told you about the other
scam I got. Yes, okay, so here we go. Uh yeah, Harry,
no leg Vo. So I don't even know if that's him,
but voiceover and Harry does a lot of radio stations
around the world. He's on in Australia and he's doing
stuff for the UK, and I think, uh, you know,
mostly obviously English speaking countries.
Speaker 3: But so.
Speaker 2: I stupidly go all right, uh, he rates Hello, it's
and it may be like one o'clock in the morning,
and I'm not probably adderall took it too late in
the day and I'm not sleeping well. So I say, uh,
what's up, Harry? How are you? And he writes back,
AM fine, And then a while later, Hey, what is Wyd?
Do you? Would you? I don't know what that is?
Speaker 3: What you do?
Speaker 2: I don't know, Hey, Wyd, I hate to ask, but
I don't know who else too? Can I ask a favor? Okay?
Speaker 3: Somebody hacked into his talk?
Speaker 2: And then I don't. I don't answer it all and
I unfollowed immediately immediately, and I'm like, what is going on?
There's like so many attempts. And then I meant to
call Harry himself and go, hey, dude, that's fucked up.
That's somebody, just to let him know somebody hacked him.
And maybe I don't know, maybe they.
Speaker 3: What you're doing? What are you doing? Wyd? What are
you doing?
Speaker 2: What are you doing?
Speaker 3: That's still a little strange. If they have one follower, Yeah,
that's a.
Speaker 2: Lot of the whole things, like can go how dumb?
Am I right? Like? How dump we talk about scams
and shit, I go, what am I doing? And I
don't Maybe I was delirious. I think I was up
late studying. I have no idea, and sometimes I have
this thing and I'm I'm learning this about myself. H
I finally get I finally understand Dennis Rodman.
Speaker 3: Why he needed a vacation. I fucking he was playing
with the bulls. They're going for a six championship.
Speaker 2: I totally fucking get it. Dennis needs a vacation, right right.
Speaker 3: I took that personally. Michael Jordan the yeah, Phil, if
he goes to Vegas, we'll never get him back.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing, dude, he I totally get it because
remember during that time Pippen was out. Yes, Rodman stepped
up and he poured himself into it, and Michael in
the documentary goes, he was awesome. He would he fit right,
and he did the whole thing, but then it burned
him out. And I get the same way. I think
a lot of people do. But like, I need to
go on a fucking bender.
Speaker 3: The I think you need a break bender or a
break those are two to stick. It predicts that a
lot of people go on benders when they're on their break, Okay,
and that's better than going on a bender when you're
not on a break.
Speaker 2: Oh, you're right, you're right. But I just like God.
Speaker 3: Really needs a vacation, and Kevin took that personally.
Speaker 2: I can't for whatever reason, and it makes no sense.
Like when things get really serious in my life for
an extended period of time, I can't. I gotta go
and just blow off steam. And my way of blowing
off steam is I love to get drunk and have
fun and just fucking forget everything, Forget who I am.
Speaker 3: Kate, just box cat, just hit a heavy bag. Can't
just go lift weights?
Speaker 2: I haven't done that in a while. Maybe Switch. I
just reached out to Uh. There's a great kid and
his name is Hushan, and Whushan's I sound like such
a dick, but I feel like Webster's just too far
from my life anymore from where I live. So they
have a boxing gym.
Speaker 3: How about trying it out to duerk d It's like
fifteen minutes, I.
Speaker 2: Know, right, So my uh barco is a coach and
he has opened a boxing gym, a legitimate, somewhat modern
old school gym. If there's if that oxymoron plays. But
you understand what I'm saying. It's it's got that samee.
It's the mentality, the stuff, it's all that and what's
the uh Barco And I'm forgetting his first coach? Yeah,
coach Barco. I really like him. He's a great guy,
great trainer for people really in the boxing game. Trains
a lot of young guys who Sean is working over there.
And one of the things I think a lot of
people like to do and many of the boxing gyms
won't do is mitwork. And the reason they don't do
mintwork is because mitwork isn't about the people in the
classes get it wrong, right. But I loved holding mits
and I thought it was so much fun, and I
knew everybody in the class liked it. And the owner
of the gym that I was doing this at, Molly Flaherty,
would say to me, nobody does this stuff. You don't
have to do the mits. You don't have to do
the mits. Well, what happens is you get some hot
shot in there and they come and they they're I mean,
Danny Boom, Well I now have problems in your elbows. Yeah,
Like my hand goes numb from the elbow. Up, I've
got like fatty deposits around my elbow or muscle toe. Wow,
I don't know what they are, Okay, I have no
idea that I.
Speaker 3: Been doing a lot of research. I have no implements,
I have no agree.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. So but that's why it is
so they do do mint work. And I think who
Shawn's really great? He was. He is a boxer and
has one of the meanest, meanest hook shots I've ever seen.
I mean, just a boom. His three four is just
whoom off that oh god, it's it's like I say
it it something says like I'm I just find it
to be a work of art. Like watching that guy.
He just comes off. It's like soa. So I reached
out to him and he's like, yeah, man, come on,
and I'm like a webster is so fucking far And
I'm already do you wish it or do you want it? No?
I understand. But here's the thing, is like I'm already
paying for one gym, and why now I'm gonna add no, no, no, no,
I got private bat going on. I just I don't
want more I do Dennis needs a vacation okay, so
I get it. Though Dennis needed to go and blow
off steam the way Dennis does, I need to go
and blow off steam. I have a problem in life.
I have said this same.
Speaker 3: Yes, there's this thing called an umbrella. It's called being bill. So, yeah,
you have a problem. I have kill.
Speaker 2: You know how, like you have.
Speaker 3: All your insurance is under an unpre in case one
of them, like you know, God.
Speaker 2: I have a problem. And I will admit this. I
love women. I love them. I find women so interesting.
Speaker 3: Ill, what's the alternative?
Speaker 2: No, I got you. That's not what I'm saying. I know.
And I was faithful in my marriage. Yeah, despite there
were things that were said nothing.
Speaker 3: Well, dude, like somebody wants asked, like, asked me about you,
and I said, and you and I were not exactly
on the speaking terms. And I said no way. They go,
oh really, I go, no way, no flipping way, no.
Speaker 2: Because I mean happy, not happy. I wasn't gonna. Yeah,
it just complicates everything. Uh. And even when I talked
to a lawyer, he said to me, is there's somebody
else in the picture? And I said no, and he
goes good. It just complicates that. Yeah, well, I felt
that anyway. But I just love women. So now I'm
I'm a single guy basically, right. I mean, I know
that once in a while I'll hear you're still married,
and I'll be like, well, I am legally separated, but
see these cameras. I don't know why we're not holding
the I wonder if I'm on the wrong internet. Anyway,
it doesn't matter. We'll keep going and I'll just fudge
around over here. So but the thing is, like smart
women of a certain age I find really attractive, like
put together, got your life together a little bit. Some
of them are divorced, and they just and I just
I don't know what it is. I love talking to
him and I and I put on the charm and
I flirt and I do this stuff, and I always
go like I could get myself in situations that I
don't want to be in, which would be bad. And
then I even though I'm saying all this, but I
have but and I and I love drinking, and it's
funny and like all of a sudden, like this other
side of me that that is been dormant because I've
had to be so serious, good papers and all this shit.
Right now, I got there's one and.
Speaker 3: Then there's the mir animals.
Speaker 2: Well, I got one final left. I mean, it's all
part of my personality, right, I can't, Yeah, I can't.
We all have.
Speaker 3: We all have different like personalities, yes, but that shows
up for different people. Like my friend once said, you're
a million people to a million people.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Like the person I am with you is not
the same person I am with my wife, And it's
not the same person I am with my mom.
Speaker 2: No, But I like to think like, for the most part,
I'm authentic enough that I'm gonna say similar things with
other people. I'm not all that different in these relations.
Speaker 3: And event diagram there's a lot of similarities. Like with
like if Bill is the center the Ben diagram, each
person is a part of that.
Speaker 2: But if I can become sort of the center of
attention in the in a small group and I'm making
people laugh.
Speaker 3: Oh dude, there's nothing more addictive than being the man,
and it's called being the man, and I get.
Speaker 2: Like, I don't know, and I and I wind up
in situations that I don't want to be and sometimes
not even intentionally, but I'm giving off a vibe. I'm
paying a little more attention to one person and then
all of a sudden, I anybody, I'm out of here,
you know what I mean. And I've had that, but
I also am so grad school's wrapping up. I got
one final left, one's huge one final. The last final
that I took was open at seven pm, closed by
ten pm. It took me. It was five questions, but
they were detailed, like you had to go into depth.
And I'm looking through stuff and it was open book,
but I mean, and then I'm taking it in my
word and I'm writing it and I'm trying to rephrase
it and I'm trying to get it just as polished
as possible. I don't even know if I get him
getting it right. But it took me damn near the
three hours. And so I have this one last test
and I'm like, all right, I'm gonna do it. You
know this day morning, Friday night comes, Friday night comes.
You know, I think, just like our friend here.
Speaker 3: Come mom, brother, Friday night party still jump because Mama's
working late tonight.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying. That is me, That is me.
That's a listener, but that's me. Call the line anytime
it's on the bottom of the screen if the cameras
stay on five eight five two of six eighty.
Speaker 3: I deserve the Woodcliff card because MoMA's not home, right.
Speaker 2: We have that beautiful Woodcliff card to give away one
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It is a luxurious, beautiful space and if you would
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I think the seventeenth, yes is what we want to go,
So make sure you call December seventeenth, five five two
six eighty eight six.
Speaker 3: I think I texted me last night. I think I
deserved the card because I got halfway through the Stewart
Scott documentary on thirty for thirty and I can't stop crying.
Who says this A friend of mine?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 3: And I said, yeah, I go, I'm afraid to watch
it too, because we both had dads who died of
cancer and Stuart Scott died of cancer. And I go, yeah,
I haven't even gone there yet.
Speaker 2: I have so because I know it's like they're pushing Yeah, yeah,
I mean as they should. Uh So, anyway that that
that's the thing. And so now I got this one
final and I've always all my life, my father used
to say it all the time. You snatched uh defeat
from the jaws of victory. Oh you know what I mean,
you snatched feet defeat from the jaws of victory. In
other words, I could blow this fucking final because I'm
not really well prepared because you were doing all these
other things in these ten PAGs papers, and like I
went into one final with one hundred and I know
I got questions wrong. I woke up and like, god damn,
and you were You're right there, dude, You're right there,
and right now it's like you go one way or
the other. What are we gonna do? And I just
like having fun, and it's like I've been so you know,
all the time, almost like a clenched jaw where you're like,
I gotta get this done, gotta get this done. And
then all of a sudden, it's like el hey, hey, hey, hey,
it's me Guinness, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And then Guinness brings his friends and then I got
a shad.
Speaker 2: So the weirdest thing happens. I'm in mont Conery's and
it is this is maybe the strangest thing, and I'm
gonna give it to you just the way it came.
The bartender, who happens to be Damien's brother, Peter, hands
me an envelope. Right, do you see this? Okay, I'm
Jill Murra does it? No, It's is Bill Moran. We've
spelled okay correctly, it's right here. So he says to me, Hey,
somebody dropped this off for you. Oh now I'm.
Speaker 3: Starting getting mail at mont Connery's. It's like that Liede
and Roger Rabbit. I went to the Great Grocier. He
did like they're looking for any value. Rodger rabbits looking
for the detective. I went to the Great Grocer. He
didn't know the fight apart with the police department didn't know.
But the liquor star guy, he knew.
Speaker 2: It's Tanny. That is right. You understand what I'm saying. Wait,
I walked into.
Speaker 3: A dister, Peterson, you got some mail?
Speaker 2: I walked I walked into a different There are really
two bars that I have gone to for the better
part of twenty to twenty five years.
Speaker 3: Just two takes everything you've got eye cheers and Gary's
you got it?
Speaker 2: And I walk in. I walk into the other bar
the other day and it's new people behind the bar
and stuff, right, the people I knew, but you don't
know who I am. All they do hear, Hi, Bill,
I started a Guinness for you. I go, great. So
I get this envelope, okay, and I'm with I'm standing
around other people and I'm a little weirded out. So
I just stick it in my pocket and then someone
turns to me and says, are you gonna open it?
What is it? And I go, I don't really want
to because I don't know what's going to be in here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's number two, waiting to hear Yeah, okay, so
number one. It's not like a legal sized envelope. No,
it's a Hallmark em right, And it's got these little
like feint stripes on it, which tells me that it
may be more personal than it would be like a
gas bill yes, or an electric bill yes, or a
letter from the irs yes yeah, which usually comes at
a mint green envelope.
Speaker 2: I think, I don't know, yes, so I am. I'm
like sort of freaked out by this, So I do
open it, and now I will ask you Dan Barrillo
to open the open it. Just open it, open the
whole thing, take it out, take it all out, good mail. Yeah, okay,
there's the card. Okay, okay, open the cards, just rip me,
rest in piece me.
Speaker 3: The cover of this can you see it on the
on the on the video. Okay, the cover is if
you're listening at home. It has a blue black blackdrop
and it has like a little a little bit of
like a grassy knoll with some flowers and there's a
tombstus's rip me with flowers on it. Yeah, okay, so
it looks like it is like so symbolizing sub type
of death.
Speaker 2: Or so I'm I'm I'm thinking, did I talk to
somebody's wife wife? I mean, I just admitted that, like
you know what I mean, I didn't know open it.
Speaker 3: Up, the money in it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, just hang on.
Speaker 3: If I ever die laughing, I'm pretty sure you'll be
to blame.
Speaker 2: That's pretty cool. Yeah, that's the car. That's the car.
That's what the car says. They write nothing in the car. Okay.
There's this yellow on a yellow legal mini legal pads
mini legal pad, which, by the way, I have a
lot of these, so I don't know what this came
for don't don't do that yet. Don't do that yet.
I hold on there, Okay, read that, dear Bill. I
always got to do this.
Speaker 3: Your dad contacted me, and I'm not sure how he
wanted you to know how very proud he is of
you for being you. He knows the only way you
will believe it, He knows the only way you'll believe
it was him is with a Benjamin Merry Christmas, no signature.
Speaker 2: None, Danny.
Speaker 3: In other words, rap me. It's like it's a card
from your father. Somebody dropped this off, or somebody sent
this to somebody who or your dad sent this to somebody.
Speaker 2: Somebody some they're saying that my dad's dead and he
contacted them. That's what I'm saying from the other side.
From the other Yes, yes, that's what they meant. Oh,
I thought you meant before he died.
Speaker 3: See I'm thinking logically, yes, don't think I apologize, Billy.
Speaker 2: Think somebody somebody is basically saying your dad contacted me.
And the only way I think you'll believe it is
if I give you this Benjamin.
Speaker 3: Which is we want it's one hundred dollars Bill.
Speaker 2: They put a one hundred dollars bill in there. I
don't even know if I want to spend it, and
I know what's ilegal, but I'm freaked out by it.
I'm like, I'm waiting for like another shoe to drop.
They don't write in the card. They write on a
yellow piece of paper, and I can't tell if that's
a man or a woman's writing. And I would also
think they know I'm probably going to talk about on
the podcast. I'm not freaked out. I shouldn't say that,
because I'm really not. I found it odd and I
don't know what to do with it. I don't what's
the term. I haven't processed it yet. I haven't really
given it a lot of thought. It's basically but it's
weird to me. I think they're saying, And maybe you're
right because my dad did go to college here, and
maybe somebody said before he died he was he was
calling people and saying goodbye. I have always now referred
to Jesus as a great teacher, and I know that
you think differently, but I think he was one made
a wonderful like. I wish he's the greatest of teaching. Yes,
I believe we all should just be more like that.
But I think that there were people with the Buddha
and Islam and I don't know, Muhammad, I I don't know.
I'm just saying we're reaching different people different places. I'm
not trying to upset you.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no, no no, but let's let's just go
back to the Christmas thing mean or anything. He comes down,
He doesn't have to come down. He comes down the floor.
So he leaves Paradise Heaven and he says, I'm gonna
go and for thirty three years, I'm gonna live human
experience with no Now he had advantaged. He was God
and man at the same time. Yes, but he felt
every single temptation that you and I feel, okay, and
he lived a perfect existence. And he gets to the
Garden of Eden and he knows he's going to be betrayed,
and he knows he's gonna be denied, and he asks God, God,
could this cup pass from me? Because he was human
and he knew he was gonna feel every stripe, every whip,
every crown of thorns, every nail into him, every breath
on that cross. Everything he was gonna go be crucifixion.
People say it was a three hour death, which is
bad enough. It was about six hours and he went
to that cross and died the worst possible death mankind
may have ever known. And he could have come down
from that cross at any time, which is the greatest
temptation ever. I mean, try hanging on in a bar
for a minute, okay, with your hands, and by fifty
four seconds you're like right. You hung on a cross
for six hours. And he could have come down at
any point, and he didn't. And he told everybody, don't
be afraid, I'm coming back in three days. And the
people who were with him for three years didn't even
believe it.
Speaker 2: Well, how could they, because we're all having a human experience.
I've ever seen it before.
Speaker 3: And then all of a sudden, he sounds crazy. But
they followed him still because there was something about it.
Speaker 2: What is it about Jesus? Jesus dude, charismatic? What do
I feel? It's his energy? I want I'm around him,
I feel wonderful.
Speaker 3: And he went to the garden and he voluntarily shed
his blood. He sweat drops of blood, which is possible,
saying okay, I'm going to I'm not gonna let them
get to me first. I am willingly shedding my blood
for the sins of mankind. He rises from the dead,
and then he appears to women. And in the Old
I mean back in those days, by the way, like
the New like the Gospels were written about the Old Testament.
They're not in the Old Testament their New Testament, but
they're based on Old Testament time because the Old test
the New Testament doesn't start until Jesus dies and rises
from the dead. And in those days you would not
like women were not trusted with information. And he appears
to women and they spread the gospel, and Peter and
John like heay, wait, wait what? And then Jesus goes
off and starts walking with people. He is, hey, what's
the matter. You don't know what's going on the last
few days? Have you been around? No, tell me what
what's going on.
Speaker 2: But they didn't know it was him.
Speaker 3: They didn't know it was him until they broke prep
with him, and like, oh my gosh, it was Jesus
the whole time, right it That's that's what Christmas means
to me, that I this depraved man, even like when
I came on the radio with you is Christian Dan
Sunday through Thursday man, I try to live my best life.
But Friday and Saturday and even those other days, I
was a jacket. Here's here's now according to the world,
Danny didn't do anything according to the Bible.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, but here hang ony, see this
is where I have a problem with religion in a way.
Why are you made to always feel bad about being
a human being. You came here, your soul, your energy
that never dies because it's energy, came here. You chose
to come here. There are people who will tell you
they you chose to come here for a purpose. There's
an agreement, there's a contract somewhere that you signed. When
you come here, you forget everything and you learn. There's
some people who will tell you Earth is the greatest
graduate school for your soul. It's a hard thing to
get through. It's about I don't these are these are
the weird that I read. These are the people that
will tell me they talk to my tad and nets
and give you a hundred dollars. Okay, so, but I
always go when I hear sidebar, do you think it
could be my?
Speaker 3: Well? Conri's so they put you put it back in untill.
Speaker 2: Okay, I really don't. I really joke it, I really
really don't. I I don't know what to do with that.
I feel like I should donate that hundred. I'm not
spending it on me.
Speaker 3: I'll just put it in a I would literally put
it in a frame with the card and the letter,
and every day that you have discouragement, look at that letter. Yeah,
I guess my wife has written wrote me a note
on our wedding day, and wrote me a note before
the school year. Every year, they send postcards to people
that inspire them, and I read it almost every day
to remind myself.
Speaker 2: I wrote one of my professors.
Speaker 3: The Bible every morning, and I read these letters from
my wife to remind me of what's important, because we
all need to be reminded every day. It's a day,
our daily bread. The Bible's cut our daily bread, it's
our daily walk.
Speaker 2: I don't mean to dumb it down so much to
say when we try a diet and it doesn't work
and we don't stick to it because it's hard and
we get miserable. I don't think religion should be hard
and miserable. I think it should be something that religion.
Speaker 3: Is hard and miserable it's religion.
Speaker 2: I know, but I hate religiship.
Speaker 3: You're you're a Christian, right, I don't look at my
relationship with Christ as a religion. Good, all right, it's
a relationship.
Speaker 2: But when when I hear you, I go, God, no,
you're worthy of it. You're about it.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was pledge you stop, thank you.
Speaker 2: But you're worthy of all of that. All.
Speaker 3: I know. When I look at the mirror, I realize what.
Speaker 2: Jesus and the thing is like, I am worthy.
Speaker 3: Go get it, Bill Moran, if you were the only
sinner on the planet, Jesus Christ would have come and
died for you.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 3: That's where the worthy. We're unworthy, but we're worthy in
the eyes of God to come and die for.
Speaker 2: I have sinned. I have sinned so much. Oh dude,
we all have lifetimes.
Speaker 3: The best of men are men at best.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, So that's it, and there you go
tie that Jesus.
Speaker 3: Find me one other righteous person of the Bible. You
can make a case for Enoch. You could make a
case for a couple other people.
Speaker 2: What's his name of Nazareth? No, that's Jesus. John the Baptist.
Speaker 3: John the Baptist was I'm sure Jesus was the Messiah.
After a while he doubted. Peter denied Jesus. Mary Magdalene
was a prostitute. Jacob was a deceiver. Rupid slept with
a prostitute, knocked her up, uh Lot, knocked up his
two daughters. Abraham like like locked up his hands his handmaiden,
and like I mean, Mary was a worrier. Sorry Catholics.
And now Lazarus, this one's my favorite.
Speaker 2: Lazarus was dead, okay, But the whole thing to me,
the whole thing is they were having fun, a little
bit of fun.
Speaker 3: All that fun led to look at David, study the
life of David. But to bring it back to the
Christmas part, Yes, sir, that's why I celebrate Christmas. That
the fact that Jesus came here at all and all
that his mother and his step in, his earthly father
Joseph went through.
Speaker 2: Yes, to deliver Jesus to a.
Speaker 3: Messiah for mankind. Yeah, I mean that, it's just an
incredible story in the life that he led and his
death Brailan resurrection for me. From the faith based part,
now from the family based part, I mean, we used
to have like my I lost my grandmother this year.
I lost my other grandmother in nineteen ninety seven. We'd
have family parties with Grandma's and like a Christmas Eve,
Christmas Day, Christmas Eve, everybody's got the guitars out, the wine,
the pasta. Like there's sixty people in a basement. Everybody's
smoking cigarettes. I must have got lung cancer five years old.
It's like, that's no big deal. You know, we can
all cram like side. But yes, that's what it was.
Speaker 2: Then.
Speaker 3: My uncle later on had these big parties at his
house a New Year, a Christmas Eve, and now my
sister's carrying on that tradition. I missed those days and
some of those people are gone now. So my message
to you is one, christ that's the most important thing,
that's the thing. But two, enjoyed the present now with
your family, because you may not get that again.
Speaker 2: Now. Me, i'm experiencing that I found this out.
Speaker 3: My mother's in town right now. She has no idea
that I know. She's in town. She's hanging out with
my sister, going to see a Christmas Carol.
Speaker 2: Oh do it every year?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Are they going tonight?
Speaker 3: I don't think they went last later tonight? Oh, because
I'm going, but they do are during the the Is
there a matinee?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's two pm today. I think they're probably seven
thirty with the boys. My son's girlfriend's in it.
Speaker 3: And my wife goes, why don't you call? I go
wait a minute, I can't be miss Cleo and going ah,
I have a feeling, and my mommy's in town, but
I'll see her at Christmas Eve and bright away.
Speaker 2: We're all a little bit intuitive with like that. How
many times have you thought of somebody and then the
phone rings in it's them?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, okay, Peter Mountremerno, six times a day, right
there you go, o. J Simpson, so special about them.
Speaker 2: Listen, we'll wrap it up. We'll wrap it up here.
I'll tell you this.
Speaker 3: I think, enjoy the enjoy the holiday season when the
presents are open all of a sudd don't just look
at each other.
Speaker 2: And be kind to everybody and think of all the
wonderful things that Jesus did. And then by the way,
he got mad. He got mad, Yes, Jesus got mad
and stuff.
Speaker 3: Is that why we're ended?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: You can all join me at Faith Bible Church on
the Sunday before Christmas at ten o'clock if you want.
Speaker 2: And you can join me as I run to the bathroom.
Who would drink a lot of water, But I say this,
be kind, be kind. The gifts are just a symbol
of love, yes, and take them as love and the
thought that counts. That's right.
Speaker 3: I do stuffing for somebody who needs something.
Speaker 2: You're damn brew. I'm going Moran seeing tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Still, he runs to the bathroom.
Speaker 2: See if they were looking.
Speaker 3: Borrowda's just gonna trail out. I'm still here though, still
talking California, Baby, things are gotten worth. It's just the
two of us. Is really get a weird tat. I
don't have to wig God, bless you very Christmas everybody,
and a look and bad.
Speaker 2: Cattle that with Tennessee, please sit somewhere in the FATA
holda side. She was shivering in the dark, flower to
arrive every day.