Blasphemous Pastor on Tik-Tok | Season 3 Episode 9

Opening Banter and Show Introduction

Welcome to the Point Taken Podcast everybody. This is Boom, Bop and Pow. I'm Hunter, host of this podcast. Let me show you. I'm Hunter, host of this podcast. With me as always my compatriot Pastor Josiah Shipley.

What up everybody? Is it a joy to be here? It is a joy to be here. I'm happy to be here. Yeah. And then joining us in the studio today is our lovely producer, TikTok influencer. Yes. Right. And provider of many, many great things.

Christian Torres. What up? Happy to be here everybody. Happy to be here. Yeah. We're really happy to have Christian with us today. Unfortunately, Anna is out but will be rejoining us soon. It's very sad that Anna's gone because today we're going to be doing, we're going to be playing a pretty cool game.

Oh, nice. Okay. We're going to be playing a pretty cool game. Okay. All right. So today this game is going to be called Hive Mind. Okay. It's called Hive Mind. I just walked in. Don't look at me. I don't know who this is.

Yeah. Well, that's because I made it up. All right. So you can see in front of you that we each have a tower. Yes. Okay. We each have spears and you might have noticed, I don't know if you have noticed, that I'm wearing something particularly special, a garb, my night garb.

All the people that were just listening to this now just looked at it. Yeah. Now you're going to want to look at your screen and see that I'm wearing my night garb because that really helps with this illusion.

Hive Mind Rules and Free-Thinker Penalties

Okay. So this is called Hive Mind. Okay. The goal of the game is to think along with the hive mind. Don't be a free thinker. Okay. The free thinkers are going to lose the game. So be like everyone else on TikTok.

That's exactly right. Don't worry. Except it's just with the people in this room. Okay. I can do that. You want to be part of the hive mind. Does that include all of our camera people? Actually, in a way it does.

Let me explain. So I'm going to have our camera man, the camera man. He's a man. Oh, camera man. Camera man. We got it. Yes. Nick. He has a mic. Nick, say hello to the people. Hello. Yeah. We did it. We have arrived.

Yeah. We have arrived. Our camera man, Nick, is not only going to be manning our cameras as the camera man, but will also be reading us controversial opinions. Okay. I love it. Now we will have our eyes closed when he reads these things.

And if you agree with the opinion, you're going to raise your spear. Does that make sense? If you don't agree with the opinion, you're going to keep your spear lowered. Now here's the thing. Is there a middle ground?

No. No middle ground. But all the other thinkers in the room, like me, have to. Okay. Nope. Nope. Be man. And now here's the thing. Here's the thing. If, for example, if myself and Christian both raise our spears and Pastor Josiah does not, then he is the free thinker and he loses one block on his tower.

Oh my goodness. You lose points if you're the free thinker. That means you have a bad opinion. Cut your creativity. We don't need it here. You have to be honest. You have to be honest. I need Anna back.

Okay. But here's the thing. Here's the twist, guys. We have three people back behind the cameras right now. We have Lowell, who is our technical engineer. We have Nicholas, who is our cameraman. And we have my little brother, Dalton, who is our photographer.

We're ignoring the other. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. He's free. Pay no attention to the man holding the microphone. Now, each of them have one block of their own. And if they say, you know what? The free thinker was right.

Then they get to come in and save the free thinker with one block. They each only have one block, so they have to be very careful. I'm looking at you. But if two of them really are just like, no, this free thinker is right.

You look really nice today. He does, doesn't he? Then they can throw down both of their blocks. Dalton, you're the best basketball player I've ever seen. What is it? You lower it down. He's only ever met one.

You lower it down to when he disagrees. Is that it? Okay. Just don't raise it, bro. I came up with this game while walking through a prop closet wondering, I wonder if I can make a game with stuff like this.

Was it the prop closet down the hall? It was. Okay. All right. Let's go. And it was a good 20 minutes ago. Nicholas, if you could read us the very first controversial opinion. Guys, let's go ahead and close our eyes and hold our spears.

First Round Opinions: GIF, Gorilla vs. Bear, Toilet Paper, Aliens, and Water

I don't need my microphone. Well, I mean, you do. Okay. All right. Are you guys ready? Okay. Let's go, Nick. Give is pronounced Jeff. You tell us when to open our eyes. Open your eyes. Okay. Now, obviously, by the way that was written, you probably should have said GIF is pronounced.

Yeah. He poisoned the well there. It was a leading question. I heard a lot of Nick opinion in there. I'm reading it how it's typed out. No. Do we need to hand it to someone else? No, no. Nick's the man.

Okay. We're ready. So we have no free thinkers on round one. Thank goodness because it's definitely pronounced GIF. Okay. Okay. Close the eyes. Okay. In a fight against a silverback gorilla and a grizzly bear, the silverback wins.

Open your eyes. No. Wow. No, I think that controversy. I thought about it. Good job. I thought about the job. I thought about it. Okay. Can we can we talk about why? All right. It's tough for me. It's tough for me.

Um, you know, the opposable thumbs are a clear advantage. Yeah, for sure. They didn't say like where the setting would be. So my overthinking brain like, okay, but bears can climb. Monkeys can climb. They can swim.

Kangaroos swim. I'm sure they can swim. I don't know why they wouldn't. They're animals. They've got to be. They're animals. What is that? Okay. But when would a. Give me one animal that doesn't swim.

A bald eagle. They can swim. They can glide over the water. That's not hold on. You know what? I'm going to take a piece of your time. You're asking me what animal doesn't swim. Can a mice can a mouse.

A mouse can swim. No, it can't. It shorts out my computer every time. All right. Yeah. I didn't like that. But let's just start. A grizzly bear has a significant weight. I feel like they're bigger. Am I right?

Yeah, they are. There's a weight advantage. There's a speed advantage. And there's like, I don't know if there's the more we talk about this. I am getting a little less confident. My answer was that you think that because I mean, the silver back would probably have a strength advantage in some way.

I know a grizzly can run faster, but I think I think a silverback is more agile side to side. Correct. I don't know. Lowell is making a clawing motion. I don't understand. That was the cause. I didn't say that.

That was the reason why I stayed here. But I'm wondering if the question had been said in reverse would have had the courage to raise my. Wow. That's these are the things that are going to keep us open.

Who can punch harder grizzly or. Oh, the silverback can punch harder, but the grizzly can bite and can. Those claws don't play claw, dude. I don't know. It would be a fun fight to watch, but I think the grizzly is pulling that out.

What do you think? I'm still flabbergasted by the sentence to the man left that all animals can swim. You can't use until they can glide. Give me one animal that's OK, not airborne. Sure. That's in the land that can swim.

Sure. I cannot swim. You mean? Yeah, sure. Give me one that cannot swim. How well do cats swim? I don't know, but they don't like it. I know that it's OK being wrong. This might be your first time. Mosquitoes swim.

They're airborne. That was the one parameter. Mosquitoes. Mosquitoes rest on top of the water because that's when they don't break the water. That's not swimming. It's not swimming, for sure. He agrees with me.

OK, I understand gliding can be a form of swimming. Drop it in the comments. Is there an animal that cannot swim? Yes. Is there an animal that cannot swim? Lice. Is the lice an animal? Yes. OK, it's an animal, but it's still glides.

I understand the gliding argument, but we're trying to you know what? I'm done. Next question. That's for sure. Here. Ask that question. Oh, that's for sure. All right. Next question. Next question. Eyes closed, gentlemen.

The toilet paper goes under the roll. Open your eyes. No way. Nobody disagreed with that. And that's an easy one. It's very easy. No. OK, but I bet you if Anna was here, she would have raised that. Well, yeah, just because she's a woman.

There you go. You heard it here. Just kidding. Minister, what about this church? Yeah, I guess I've heard so much controversy over where the toilet paper belongs. It's a silly controversy. There's no argument.

It's over. That's the answer. OK, can I can I interest you in this counterargument? Yeah. People with pets and people with children have often argued it goes this way. He he said, say your question again.

Toilet paper goes under the roll. Dang, I should have raised it. Raise it under. Meaning now it's too late now. No, it's not too late. It's not too late. You're a free thinker. So like this. OK. Under means behind where you reach under the roll.

OK. Oh, I disagree. I read it. OK. I read it backwards. OK, hold on. You you think that is how it should go over? It should go over. It should go over. Read the question. The toilet paper goes under the rule.

I disagree. No, it goes over. It goes over. We're stupid. That's what I am. The first time was so stupid. Should go on. So you take away his block. You guys are a great way as block. You guys are agreeing that it should go under.

It should go over. OK, then. Yeah, this is for agreeing. And he just said it should go under. And you disagreed that it should go under. No. So we did it right the first time. Yes. We apologize for the technical difficulties, you know.

All right. Let's. People with babies and pets often argue that you need to have it under because they'll just. Yeah, I'm one of them. How about convenience? I apologize for the third time. I was right the first time.

It should go over. Yeah, it should go over. OK, thank you. So you every American Naomi almost changed my opinion about that. My youngest. But she didn't. Yeah, that's a hard. It would be a hard sell. Mm.

OK. All right. Eyes closed. All right. Let's do it. Right. So you raise it. You raise it. You raise it. You say I stand for that. I agree with this opinion. All right. Let's go. Let's go. OK. Aliens do not exist.

Oh, come on. There's no way. No. Yeah, there's no alien believers. No, I don't believe in aliens. You don't. You just raised your pull. I just expected somebody here to believe in some sort of alien. No type of life outside of this planet.

I agree with that. What if I said germs? I would. I'd leave that as a possibility. Germs. I think that's a possibility. But did they originate on Earth? No, like originated somewhere else, you know, like maybe never even make it to Earth.

But are there types of pathogens? I doubt it. But I leave it as a possibility. Yeah, it is a possibility. But we should cover aliens one day. Which type of aliens, intelligent aliens, bacterial life, any plants?

Because I feel like there's going to be a lot. Go ahead, Nick. We may or may not have a viewer question about that, about aliens. Oh, throw it out there. Or do we want to save it? How big of a question is it?

It's just going to be general. General General who, Sal Zod, General Zod is an alien. General Zod is an alien. Never mind. It's something somewhere, but not about aliens. Thank you, Cameraman Nick. Camera boy.

Next. Next question. All right. Next one. Yep. I agree. You didn't raise. I raised my. Water is wet. Oh, give us a little extra time on this one. We need no extra time. Decisions been made. It's water is wet.

OK, I'm ready. You guys ready? Open your eyes. Thank you, gentlemen. Are you raising it or not? Does this look like this? No, we all agreed that one. I'm so surprised nobody that one. Yeah, we're just intellectuals here.

Oh, oh, oh, Lowell is coming in. You say the water's wet. We're the same. You say water's wet. Give him the.

Right. Ladies and gentlemen, if we define water as like the liquid form of H2O, that is wet because water can be in dry forms. I should say H2O can be in dry forms, in dry steam. So it's how you define the word water.

Is that the liquid form or are you just talking H2O in general? I got to.

See. Oh my gosh. OK, OK, so just clarification when we have steam that is still H2O. Right. So is ice. Ice is the solid form H2O. Steam is the gaseous form. And then what we say water. I think Lowell might have just changed my mind.

The question is, we all agree water makes other things wet. We all agree with that. That's not a question. The question is, is water itself wet? Is the question. But what is wet? It's a liquid. I want to.

Is this a philosophical question or a.

Scientific question? What does wet mean? Wetness is a quality which liquid water possesses. You know.

What? He says it in such a way. You're very convincing. He just says it in such a way that like everything in me just says agree with him. He says it in such a way where you're like, man am I stupid? Am I stupid?

Like this guy is just correct. Bill Nye has been pretty quiet since Lowell walked up. I think I'm going to switch my answer. I'm not. I think I'm going to switch my answer. Morally and ethically can't.

I mean like it's a little too late. But sure. Because I wasn't a free thinker and maybe I should have been. Well, it doesn't count now. It doesn't count now. Honorable mention. But yeah, water water can be wet now unless somebody can disprove me.

Airplane Armrests, Pineapple on Pizza, and Kissing With Eyes Open

Okay, Nick. Christian's not closing his eyes. Christian, close your eyes. I want to know that. The person in the middle seat on an airplane should get both armrests. Open your eyes. Yeah. 100 dude. Incorrect.

Incorrect. No. Incorrect. He meant that is correct. That is incorrect. Did I screw up again? What should the person in the middle get both armrests? No. Okay, then you should have kept yours down. Man, I'm going to learn this game eventually.

I promise you I am. All right, free thinker. We have a free thinker. Take away. This is stupid. Y 'all can't be serious. You think the person in the middle. I understand I messed up the game. It's actually pretty irrelevant what we think.

It's actually pretty irrelevant. You were the free thinker whether we were right or wrong. So do I get to defend my answer? Sure, go ahead. Free thinker. The person in the middle seat who paid the same price should get both armrests.

You both can't believe this. Well, here's the thing. Here's the thing. And because this is courtesy. So think about this. You have three seats. A lot of the time you do have to sit in the middle between people you don't know.

Most people who travel are just like traveling alone. We all know how airplanes work, right? Yeah. So you have one person who gets the window seat and gets control therefore of the visor and whether or not the sun enters through there and gets to see outside.

I get it. I get the person in the aisle seat who not only gets to get out first, but can have the easiest access to the bathroom and all of that and stretch, right? The person in the middle is just the most unfortunate person.

The only thing that would make sense is to let them have both armrests because each other person will still be left with an armrest. The side of the plane is an armrest? There's still an armrest between you and the side of the plane.

Is that right? Yeah. Wait a minute. I fly window seat every time I fly. Are there four armrests for every three seats? One, two. Okay. So am I mathematic? There's one on the outside of the aisle. Three, four.

Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. I mean, nowadays, depending on who you fly, each seat might have two armrests, but we're talking movie theater seat rooms kind of almost. When he said the question was get both armrests, that made it as if there was only two, but once you said that there are four, but Nick read it wrong again.

No, you're a free thinker. I'm sorry. I am a free thinker, but I was wrong. I'm okay to admit that. I'm still going to win the game. Keep going. I'm not the one who wrote these questions down. And zero people asked your opinion.

Let's go. Too far. Sorry. I apologize. Next question. Pineapple belongs on pizza. Open your eyes. Yes. Wow. Yes. I see. I actually really hate the taste of pineapple on pizza, but I stand with the fact that pizza is one of those things.

Everything belongs. We have the right. Yeah. Wait, everything. Anything can be put on pizza. Anything. Well, I'm talking about pineapple because it's just a ridiculous connotation. Who decided to put pineapple on pizza?

But I was just like, wait a minute. Pizza is one of those things. You can put lots of things on all inclusive. It's inclusive. I've seen people. I've seen people put some shocking things on. So I got a question for you.

What's up? Can a burrito have pineapples? That bothers me. Why? It's the same concept. No, it's not. No, no, it's not. It's not. Okay. So pizza is Italian. It's not the right kind. Pineapple is kind of trying to be in the race.

Why are we letting this guy have an opinion? Are you being racist? It's Mexican. Mexicans. That's racist. Then. Okay. You believe burritos originated in Mexico? Oh, we digress pineapples. Do pineapples belong on burritos?

If not, then why do they belong on pizza? I can answer that because pizza has a base savory, salty flavor, the tomato paste and the other meat and stuff. The pineapple gives a sweet and sour. It's kind of a sweet and sour savory thing, whereas beans and rice are not a combination.

Dude, it just would not work. That was so easily refuted. I don't even want to give him a response. Well, I mean, you also think about it. Pizza is an Italian food. Back to rice. Right. And then you have pineapple, which is more of a tropical thing and fruit.

Those mix very well and is more natural. Right now, I'm not going to say that I enjoy the taste, but that but dude with a burrito. Be honest with me. Have you ever done that? No, but I've been up with the taco.

You put pineapple on the taco? Yes. It was part of the I forgot what it was called. It was like a tropical taco. Maybe this is something I'm too white to understand. You know what? Sure. Perhaps, perhaps wherever you're going, would you ever put pineapple on a taco?

I might. You might. What do I put on tacos? Hold on. What's the difference between a burrito? Beans, corn, lime, cheese, fresco, black olives, hot sauce, avocados. Do I put what was it she put? It wasn't pineapple.

It was something else. It was kind of sour that if you put pineapple on a taco, why wouldn't you do it with a burrito? Hold on. It wasn't pineapple. What was it? What's that taste? Jalapenos. Something I put on there that's kind of sweet.

Ratatouille. This thing I can't remember. All right. Open up your mind. Open up your mind. I'm going to say no on that one, but I feel like everybody has a right to put pineapple on pizza. This is American.

No, I can't stand with it. I stand for it. Sour cream. I don't support you, but I support your right. Yeah. Super American to me. All right. Drop it in the comments. Agree or disagree. What's the next question?

There is not a problem with kissing with your eyes open. Okay. Just remember if you raise your spear, you agree that there's no problem with doing that. Open your eyes. The married person. No. The free thinker.

To be fair, you might change your mind after you get married and you let me know afterwards. I don't know about that, man. Really? I'm gay either way. He said, listen, so long as it's happening, man. Yeah.

You got to keep your eyes open, especially when you have a four-year-old and a two-year-old. Oh, so yours is more of a prey perspective. You're watching for predators. I don't know if that's how it developed, but now that I'm thinking about it.

Yeah. Yeah. I'm gay either way. Why do your eyes have to be closed? It's weird, man. You got to give me an answer besides it's weird. Well, as a person who's never kissed a girl, let me just discuss that.

I feel like it'd be more intimate. Then why do you deserve to put that down? Why? Wait a minute. Why are you pooping? He can still have an opinion. I didn't poop on your opinion. I just disagreed. Okay.

Keep going. So you're telling me I have to lose another one of these things? You do because you're the free thinker. Isn't it more intimate? Hey, people, please tell me, is it more intimate to close and to experience what's going on rather than just eye contact?

How would closing one of your five senses make it more intimate? Explain and experience. Think about it like this. Think about it like this. You have distraction. You have no distraction. Correct. I think that's what he's trying to say.

But even then, just like socially, that would make me so uncomfortable. If I was going in for a kiss and she was... The funniest thing in the world, two people with their eyes open just going at it. You're like, wait a minute.

What are they thinking? What are you thinking? What are you looking at? You keep your eyes open. What are you looking at? I'm like, man, your ear today, babe. You got some eye boogers, darling. It's like you need to trim your ear hair, huh?

That is so cringy. Oh, no. No, but I do respect. More power to you. I do respect. I like how you said that. You said, I'm just down for it either way. And that I can respect. I will no longer poop on the opinion.

If you're asking me what I'm thinking, by the way, I'm still thinking of animals that can't swim. Next question. Oh, booyah. Get out of here. Next question. So far... I like that one. Yeah. So far, I'm losing.

So far, there's a pretty strong hive mind on the left side and a couple of free thinkers over here. And nobody has jumped in to save Pastor Josiah. Just like, we'll just throw that one out there. That's a lost cause.

Beards, Cheerleading, and the Definition of Sport

Okay. All right. He said, okay, we're just going to just going to crap on me. Their eyes aren't close. Mine are. All right, let's go. Beards make men more attractive. Somebody open your eyes. Now, look.

Hey. Now, look, I hesitated. No, we did just ask three bearded men. They're there. Okay. The question was, beards make men more attractive in general. Right. In general. Right. In general, there are exceptions to that rule.

Sure. Even exceptions. Tom Holland. Even exceptions. Not that far away. But isn't that Spider-Man? Yeah, Spider-Man. I think he'd look super weird. He doesn't have it. Timothee Chalamet. Who's that?

I don't know who that is. Oh. Tom Holland would look weird with a beard. His facial structure. His entire. Because he's a 28 year old. He's a 30 year old dude trying to play a 16 year old boy on the screen.

His whole gimmick is looking 16. He's 15. That's a bit. That's a bit in the movie. I'm 15. Oh, yeah. Really? Well, there's like no time jump in the movies when there is supposed to be time jump. So, yeah.

Nice try. He is. He is. He's 15. According to. Anyway. What were you saying, he's in junior year every year. It seems like it's incredible. It's like as you keep failing. He's busy, man. He's busy in general.

Oh, I'm so glad you said that. I got an early birthday gift from my mother-in-law yesterday and it was a beard comb. Nice. I should have brought it today. It has a quote from Charles Spurgeon on it, which says beards are natural, manly and scriptural.

Wow. Is that a doctrine? Scriptural. So I think it's like those countries that you were talking about in an earlier podcast where you have to have a beard or you're not. I think Pastor Spurgeon's point.

Yeah. Would be that the Romans plucked out Jesus's beard as part of his punishment for his crucifixion. Torture. Oh, yeah. You can't pluck out something that's not there. So I think he's saying. Amen.

Wow. Amen. So you heard it here first, folks. So, Dalton, repent. Dude, I'm so glad Nick didn't turn the camera on so fast. His face. It was so hurt. His face. I'm sitting here taking pictures with my camera.

I'm not doing anything wrong. Would they even allow you to have a beard at your school? No. Yeah. Really? They've told him to shave. Well, I went to school. You couldn't because you were supposed to look quote unquote professional.

By professional, they mean business. That's why we had to wear the dress shirt. Well, see, his is a very, very, very religious school. Mine was, too. Which I do want to say that was one of the best days of my life when they told me to shave.

Yeah, I agree with that. I have to shave. Sorry, guys. I got to leave class. I gotta go shave in the office, you know. Gotta go to the office. Hey, sorry I clogged the sink with all my facial hair. Yeah, sorry about that.

You remember it's in SpongeBob where he grew. This is a real mustache. All right. Yeah, that was Dalton. Yeah, that's awesome. All right. Next question. Cheerleading is not a sport. If you agree, raise your spear.

Open your eyes. I can defend this. He knew he was the free speaker. Come on. Come here, Dalton. Don't show your beard. Here's the most free thinker. Look at that. Boom. Oh. I think if the two of you. Chauvinism.

It came from a hairless man. I think if the two of you are honest, you will at least say I'm about to make a good case. Hold on. Hold on. Can we pan the camera and see the green. Right there. The green block that has saved.

Green means go. Just remember, we do have to remove the original that you lost and replace it. What do you use? You saved me. Yes, on camera. So you there's no. No, you just got it backwards. No, no, no.

You you lost a block for being the free thinker. Then Dalton just resurrected a block. Are you being a free thinker again? Gain a point from this. You didn't lose one. OK, got it. OK, can I think of the two of you are honest.

You will say, you know, it just said that's a good point. OK, I want a problem here is people think with emotion and not logic here because they think, oh, cheerleading is hard or difficult or competition.

But the question wasn't is cheerleading hard, difficult or competition was, was is it a sport? And I have a definition of a sport, OK, that I think is working. I'm willing to hear this. OK, again, whenever someone says just real quick, a sport is not something that's difficult.

Brain surgery is difficult on a sport. Sure. It's not just a competition. That's not that. He came locked and loaded for this one. Well, I've been through this. I'll give you other. I'll give you other things that I think maybe the definition for a sport.

A sport is a competition where somebody or somebodies are actually trying to stop you from doing what you're doing. So golf is an activity and a competition that requires great skill, but not a sport.

Oh, race. It is a race. It is a competition, not a sport. Now. Now, say what you said about golf again. See if Dalton takes his block back. It's not an insult. Right. Not people. It's not an insult. I am telling you those people are skilled, competitive.

I'm just saying by definition of a sport being someone else is trying to stop you from doing what you're doing. There's more skill in golf than there is in some sports. This is a question of skill. It's not even a question of athleticism, though, in that example.

But it's not even a question of that. It's an example of sport. So track. I'll show you how consistent I am. OK. Track is a race, a competition, a skilled competition, not a sport. Someone's not actively trying to stop you from doing what you're doing.

Oh, so baseball barely because of the pitcher hitter combination. Yeah. Football, basketball, OK, rugby, soccer. Someone's actually trying to stop you from doing what you're doing. So about that, where did the definition come from?

Where did the resistance? So hold on. So hold on. Could it technically be that in a competition or a fierce competition, the other people doing better or having different strategies or like doing other things?

They are also not only trying to win, but trying to stop you from doing what you're doing, which is trying to score the most amount of points in golf. Yeah. They are not allowed to actively stop. The wind is more of an opponent to you than the other person.

Interesting. Right. Yeah. So in golf, if somebody were allowed to take out a club and beam you in the shin as a sport, then that would be a sport. Now, you may disagree, but I think I've given the most consistent position.

And I think if both you tried, you would not be able to get consistent. Where did you get your definition that's my I made it up. OK, you made it up. Yes. There it is. Well, hold on. Hold on. But I'm consistent with myself.

I'm consistent with myself. There's not I don't make exceptions if it's consistent. OK, but that doesn't necessarily make it true. It just makes it, you know, respect. All right. If we are to pan over and ask you, brother Christian, for a definite sport, we all know you would not be able to provide a consistent one.

OK, so your vote is invalid. Can you know my phones over there? I would Google and no, no, because the question was asked of you now and you answered now, which means you had an idea of sport in your brain.

Well, because cheerleading is called a competition sport. OK, so like koala bears are called bears. Grape nuts are called grapes and they're not affordable. Care Act wasn't affordable. I can go through it just because it's in the name.

Right. But when you come up with your own definition and say, well, because it's consistent, therefore it is right. You answering a question that I can say, hey, an atheist just came by and said, yeah, my definition of God is the thing that make me happy and I'm consistent with that.

Therefore, I'm right. Here's why. OK, first off, they can't be consistent with that. That's fact. Secondly, you answered a question based off a definition that you don't have, but you had a in the air in your conscience, a semi definition in your head that now you're questioning.

I was willing to accept your definition until I heard that you came up with it. You were willing to accept my definition. Because I thought it came from a source. Those sources are made of people who came up with it.

Is it peer reviewed? Yes. What? Yeah, we acknowledge that. OK, thank you. And I still have not heard a positive affirmation of what a sport is, if I'm wrong. Free thinkers. These free thinkers. Why are you using the plural form?

It's just me, you and your kind, man. And someone need some butter over here because they're definitely bitter. No, I would I would love I would love to take out a real definition. And if the real definition has come from a different person, not me.

OK, all I'm saying is I can't just take any word I want and throw a definition on it. And then you say, but mine is a working definition in the sense in the sense that definitions have to be consistent.

And I don't think. Would you consider it a game then instead of a sport? Which one? Cheerleading. OK. There's two types of cheering, right? There's a competitive dance one, and then there's the cheering on the team one, right?

Yeah. Agree. I mean, I mean, they're they don't have the same function, really. But you know, because you have like the ones who go to competitions for they're not always the same, are they? Well, no, I mean, like I just mean when they go to the competition, they do the stuff that they would do on the field if they had that type of space.

Gymnastics. Yeah, sure. So I would say that's a competition. I probably wouldn't call it a game because I was thinking of like Olympic games. Yeah. And stuff like we wouldn't in that sense called javelin throwing, javelin throwing a sport, but it's called an Olympic.

Yeah, I'm game. OK, I'm good with that. Yeah. And I can settle with that. And it's a skilled competition. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No disrespect for our cheerleaders. But no, no. Something being difficult doesn't make it a sport.

OK, something being competitive doesn't make it a sport. OK, I can read the resistant aspects. I believe so. I believe that's what defines in our brain the difference. I like that interesting opinion.

I do. I do respect that opinion, but it is not verified on Twitter. So I'm being punished for not going along with the masses. Got it. Yeah, that's actually the way you think it's today. We're supposed to be part of the.

You know what? Tick tock. Yeah, tick tock. Yeah. Boomer. I bet they would. I bet they would disagree with me because that's what they've been trained to do. We just got canceled. Yeah, we just got canceled.

Didn't even know. We'll be OK. All the golfers will leave all the golf. And it's unfollowed. We'll be OK. All right. Dana and Anna will come back and our views will go up again. Agree. Agree. We're going to do another question.

Let's do another question. All right. Yeah, I agree. Clowns are funny. Open your eyes. Get rid of that. Get rid of it. Get rid of it. Kill it. Murder it. Wow. Gone. You guys are big clown fans. I think I'm looking at a couple of clowns myself.

Oh, so let me get this. Oh, let me get this straight. You free think one single time and are saved. I free think I free. I free. I'm free thinking it's mommy and daddy. Yeah. It's mommy and daddy. Congratulations.

Y 'all have taught me to take things at face value and I won't do it. So so you think clowns are funny. You think clowns are not. Are you thinking like it? Are you thinking like, oh, I'm just thinking of like I go to anything that has a clown in it.