Well, what was it with Peter that was, of course, good, and powerful, and all glory to God, but like, what's the failure, what were you fearful of? It's interesting, the third one, the second one, the slave girl comes and says, he was with Jesus of Nazareth, and he says it with an oath, I do not know the man, and the third one, what is said is interesting to me, I thought it was very interesting, certainly you two are one of them, for your accent betrays you, the way you talk betrays you, we know where you're from, and it ain't from around here, I think that's gotten lost on me in the past, your accent betrays you, I feel like when we read this sometimes, we take out the humanity of the New Testament at times, we read the narrative, we don't think about the humanness of it, we don't think about sort of like, what they were feeling, what they were experiencing in those moments, but we sort of like, I feel like we read it like flat, almost like robots at times, we don't think about their culture, and what they were feeling, and what they were saying, how things sounded, and so they say, the third one, is your accent is giving you away, which I thought was interesting, because we get that today, right, people's accents, my favorite accent is the southern accent, I married a real southern girl from Bowling Green, Kentucky, and it's interesting, because when I first met Candy, I was 13, she was 11, so we've known each other, you know, a little while, and when I first met her, her uncle was my best friend, we grew up together in a martial arts circuit, I saw Candy and Randy, twins, at all the tournaments, they would come, and they'd be with her uncle, who was my best buddy, and I kind of grew up with her family, and growing up with her family, is actually, I love it so much, if you go to sort of a gathering, a family gathering with Candy's family, it is actually pretty stinking awesome, because it is Kentucky, Kentucky, and it is the thickest, most delicious southern accent ever, I mean, it's not kind of southern, it is, woohoo, it is southern, southern, that's my favorite accent, and Candy, when I first met her, she had that real, real thick southern accent, right, and then she moved to Arizona, and, you know, years of being in Arizona, Candy is, you would never know it, she's lost the accent, except when family calls, right, she will sound just like us here in Arizona, and then the phone rings, and she picks it up, and it takes about 5 to 10 seconds, and I know it's family calling, because I hear Candy's voice change, she's not trying to change it, it's just, the southern just makes its way out, it just sort of happens, all of a sudden, you start to get in the yawls, it starts, like the twang, you know, starts coming out, I love it, and I always point it out when it happens, and so if she gets around family, the accent comes back, southern accent, all the yawls and all the things, and it's amazing, too, because if you marry a southern girl, and you're anywhere else in the country where there's not a lot of southern accents, and then you run into somebody with a southern accent, like, their eyes will, like, lock, like, where are you from, Kentucky, oh, I'm from Kentucky, all of a sudden, like, there's this, the connection between them, because, like, you know, you love the south, and I love the south, I love it, I'm glad I married a girl from Kentucky, my favorite accent, but we get it in our day, so, like, for example, let's try this, so, like, a Brooklyn accent, you'll know it sort of immediately, right, like, you know, I think I know where you're from, right, people start saying things like, hey, forget about it, like, something like that, right, you get sort of, there's a language, there's a way they carry themselves, you know, in the south, it's like, y 'all, and then sort of like, east coast New York, it'd be maybe what, like, use guys, like, something like that, right, like, we get it, like, we, and it's sort of, we get it immediately, you'll hear somebody go, I know where they're from, like, you know, if someone from Brooklyn moves to San Diego, and starts talking away, people in San Diego don't go, San Francisco, like, that's a whole different lisp.