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Campaigning yeah, so I am seeing yes drew your YouTube is not on. Yeah, I I mean, I don't know how to do that through any of this. That's an Andrew thing. It says it's checked on YouTube up here. I know nothing about that.

Let me just check. Yeah, it says everything's linked. I guess it's not. No clue about that, sorry guys, sorry head on over to Facebook and check it out on Facebook. Are you using StreamYard? I am using StreamYard.

Yes. But so so indictments went out. They're trying to. To get him to spend all his time in court not campaigning. Which is interesting because even with all this stuff continuing to come out. He's still the Republican front-runner.

He's he's still killing everybody in the polls. So he probably doesn't even need to campaign anyway, but they're gonna be talking about. Trying to get him on overturning the election and the fact that they indicted him means that now they get to argue for election fraud in court and.

That is exactly what Trump wanted in the first place. He wanted to be able to go before the courts and present evidences of election fraud. So they're giving him exactly what he wanted so that this can come out in court to show election fraud.

It'll be interesting to see what happens. But Drew, let's see. Okay, yeah, thanks John for clarifying that in the comments. I see we have a guest backstage. I don't know this guest, but let's bring him on Dave Pratt.

How you doing, yeah good man, how you doing. Pretty good pretty good. What's up?

Sorry, just to me up. Um, I just thought it to come and have a look because I actually. For how long now? I would listen to you guys on through Spotify. Mm-hmm, and.

I'm actually in Australia. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, I I can slightly tell. Because yeah, but bluey is is my favorite show. Yeah, it's uh, it's pretty good. My kids love it. Yeah, my one-year-old when it's on he will just sit there and even though we've seen every single episode a hundred times he's like.

No, it's um, you have been yet. Started getting out of you guys. I know how long ago probably about two months ago or so. So I'm a whole truck operator, so I drive those big mine trucks and in it. We can just put out, you know USBs on or you know, touch your phone to listen to things.

So I just been listening to you guys and it's um, I've been finding a very encouraging and very informative. Yeah, it's been really good. So I thought off while I'm here. Actually, I was on night work last night and I was playing around on your site and I thought oh What does this button do.

I'll give it a go and and obviously now here I'm. I Didn't expect you guys to be actually on at the moment. That's all.

Okay. Yeah. Yeah, so so our time for for broadcasting is Thursday nights and because I Are you in the future? So is it Friday? It's it's 10 a .m. Friday. Okay. Yeah, so so our time would be American Thursday 8 o 'clock.

Till I think 10 o 'clock. I think that's usually when we go. So so yeah, it's so it's 10 a .m. There. Yeah. 10 a .m. Yeah or 10. Oh wait. Yeah. Wow. Nice so so when you're when you're listening like Do you have others around you that are also listening that no, it's just just me by myself in the truck.

Okay, so it's a 12-hour shift. Yeah, so it's like I listen to yourself and say like, you know messages where they'd be like from Steve Lawson John McArthur RC Sproul.

All those guys. Okay. Yeah, that's a good group to listen to for sure. Yeah, Todd frill Ray Comfort. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, that's good so. So are you active in your church.

There in Australia what part of Australia are you. In our New South Wales, so I'm in a town called Musselbrook. Okay, and that's about three hours north of Sydney. Okay. Yep I've been. I found a church finally at Singleton Baptist, which is actually half an hour south and The preacher there was actually is quite good.

Pretty surname. We said it first names Andrew. And my first Sermon there that I listened to he brought up solar scripture. Okay, and that and this best sermon was about you know Putting off your old self and putting on the new and all that sort of stuff.

And I've said to them as well I was encouraging them if I wasn't sitting down I would have fallen over that's. I was pretty impressed with their sermon. Because I was looking for that standard of like you John MacArthur's and all that sort of stuff and To finally found find someone who has that standard and have that.

Doctrine it was actually quite mind-blowing for me. Now. Is that hard to find there in Australia? Pastor like that a preacher like that. Oh Yeah, I have found it hard.

Mind you my when I grew up my dad was a pastor Baptist pastor. Okay. For 13 years of my life so I sort of have that I have that background and then just to try and find a good church because I'm Lived in Queensland for 12 years and now I'm back down here and trying to find a church around there.

It was just really difficult because you know, they've got all that new. Obviously. They're trying to be popular with their doctrine so whether it be like female preachers or you know same-sex with that sort of stuff and It's a that's quite frustrating so as soon as obviously I'll find out they agree with that or Then I'm just out of there, you know so.

No with this church. I'm going to now. I've been there for now three months. Okay. Yeah often on because of shift work. But it's been quite encouraging and and that's a there's good group of guys there.

Which is good.

So we've just finished Colossians. Mm-hmm. Yeah, so that was really good. That's awesome. Yeah, that's great. So so are you getting? So you've been there for three months. Are you getting like plugged in as far as?

Service serving in the church or are you.

Looking for areas within the church to serve. Yeah, I'm looking for areas within the church. So because of my shift work I Pretty much go forward only. So it makes a little bit harder to connect. But I've had you know coffee with the pastor and stuff like that and I went to the they have a men's breakfast Two weeks ago.

I went to that and I had a working be, you know. So you go and help out work at the church and do odd jobs. So I'm trying to get myself involved in that. Next week, hopefully I can go to the church camp.

Which is over a weekend. And then there's a men's conference coming up, which I'm not too sure what day it is. I've got an email, but I haven't read it yet. So I'm hoping to get into that as well. But no, I do want to.

I want to get in involved and but I'm not sure Where God wants me? Because I have like I find it very encouraging listening like to yourself and Andrew and And the guys that I listen to it. It'd be like Todd frill and all that sort of stuff even right company.

You know how they go on streets and preach and stuff like that. And just how they talk to people and I have a real burning and passion a desire to do that. Mm-hmm, but at the same time actually I haven't done Study theology yet, but I want to mm-hmm.

So I was looking at you know, either Ligonieres or John McArthur's one. Is it the master seminary? Yes, sir. Seminary. Yeah. Yeah, I looked at those two and then I'm see, I'm Bits, I don't know. I haven't really found anything in Australia.

The reason being is because my dad actually had a bad experience with Morley College. Which is the Baptist one here. Mm-hmm. I mean things could have changed by them, but just I don't know. I really like The doctrine and everything from obviously where you guys are in the US, right?

Yeah, so. And just trying to fit that in with family and work and trying to so yeah. No, I really want to get out there and do something, but I'm still not sure. Even if I want to be a pastor or not, I'm not sure you know.

Yeah, yeah, that is a it's a high calling. Now as far as learning Theology, I know I want to say on Ligonieres website. I believe they have like courses that you can do for free. So I and I know you can get like DVDs of R .C. Sproul's lectures and stuff on theology on apologetics and everything like that so there's ways where you can you can get all the information and Not have to pay like a tuition.

You can get it for cheap and you know, those are those are really helpful because I know some people that do the Ligonieres stuff just from their websites and They've grown exponentially. So you'd have to I'd have to look to see what the resources are where to actually Exactly find them on the website, but I know they have them and it's basically just Theology courses online for free, you know.

You you can listen to lectures and and they may I think they give you you can print out like a syllabus that has You know recommended books to get. I always recommend going Straight for the Puritans right the Puritan paperbacks.

You can learn in the Puritan paperbacks they are. They're condensed. They're abridged versions of much larger works, but they're easier to digest they're easier to swallow and a lot of them are sermons that have been turned into these books and The theology that they present of course is big God theology but it's Christ exalting and It's just it's works that really hit you in the heart.

That kind of a lay it open to where you lay it before the Lord and you go. I don't even know if I'm a believer, you know reading these some of these guys, especially reading guys like Watson or John Bunyan the Pilgrim's Progress.

Progress is one of my favorite books. I read it all the time. I reference it all the time whenever I'm talking to people. So Puritan paperbacks are a good way to start getting into some of that so that you especially if you're if you are feeling that inkling of Pastoral vocation.

It's a good way to see how The the men that we look up to and how and they're preaching in their theology. How they organize and structured their sermons and how they presented Christ because like you're talking about with a lot of the The preachers in Australia who are trying to be popular.

Right. Yeah, a lot of them probably follow a lot of NAR new apostolic Reformation doctrine the Bethel's and Hill songs and stuff. Yeah, yeah. Well, I mean being in Australia, I mean, I'm sure. But But you see in their sermons they're trying to be really really popular right and it's it's pragmatic in the sense of we need to do and say whatever work to draw people in so that we can have them keep Coming back and then they look at that as success if you can get more people in.

Then we're sick. Sorry. No problem. But but that's not how we how we measure success in the church right, we measure success in the church by Looking at those whom God has given us to shepherd and say are they growing in holiness?

Are they growing in Christ likeness? Are they growing in the knowledge and understanding of the Lord? Then we know we're doing a good job. That's success and you see that a lot in the Puritan writings.

I love them. And I mean, but also you can get Systematic theologies that that as well for looking up specific doctrines. I have several over there. I Think my favorite though is Puritan theology, of course by Joel Beakey that's definitely my favorite because I'm a big Puritan guy, but.

But those those are some good places to start. I would I would definitely utilize some of the free resources that Ligonier has and I think I think on YouTube the master seminary has a lot of This one KT and Jesus has given a good one.

This is a good one biblical doctrine by MacArthur and Richard Mayhew. That's that that's a really good one actually got that one for my father-in-law I don't know if he's cracked it open yet, though.

But I think the master seminary has some courses on YouTube that you can look up. I think they've got some courses on preaching as well so now when you're talking about Listening to Ray Comfort having a passion for some of these things is your passion like to Do street evangelism go out do street preaching street evangelism.

Is that what I heard, right?

Well, see that's why I'm not sure but I'm not afraid to talk to people about my belief my faith God Jesus, you know. And it was only like Probably a month or so ago. With my job, it's boring as I'm driving around circles move moving dirt.

I do. I do FedEx here. So I totally understand. I'm delivering. It is so boring. I get it. Yeah.

So I was thinking what I want to do like I don't really want to do this. Do I I don't know and Then one of my mates Connie I was talking to him and on my I've got some tattoos and on my forearm. I've got some Hebrew writing and One says it's it's forgiven child of God.

No judgment an amazing grace and so the reason why I got it in Hebrew is because I wanted in a sense for that to be a point of discussion. Okay, so people saw it. I go. Oh, what's that? You know, and then it goes from there.

So Connie saw it and he's actually from Iraq. And he he was a kid. He was actually in Baghdad. And he moved to Australia when he was a kid and then we had a discussion obviously about Israel and whether or not I think Israel should be where they are and With Palestine and all that sort of stuff and I taught him what I believed and and how I think they should be and He goes, oh really and then we got a discussion about What I believe about Jesus.

Yeah, you know all salvation and Why I believe. And then I was good. There was another guy there who I didn't really know but he knew. He was a Christian, too. So he was sort of backing me up with what I was telling Connie about.

And Connie's brought up as he's not he's not a practicing Muslim. He's not but his parents were and they've both passed away now so he Yeah, he's definitely not a practicing Muslim. Okay. Yeah, he's not but well, I was able to have a Decent discussion with him and I felt a real You know a burn in my heart for it.

And I just I was so in a sense excited about it. So after talking to him when I had to get back on the truck I went wow, this is what I need to do. Okay, that's that's what it was. I mean, I know that's not straight evangelism because I actually knew the guy.

You know him but I just had that real.

It was right, you know, yeah. Well, I mean evangelism really it starts. With those that are closest to us, right though those who are around us, right? I mean our our first ministry, of course is to our family making sure our family we're growing and leading our family in the Lord.

But I mean also our co-workers right those whom we work with that we see on a daily basis. And you know the they see how we act they see how we respond to thing to things the things that we say. Then you know, so so that's a point of contact where we can minister to people and then going out on the streets as well.

Because you know, I've gone out on the streets and I've had people almost run away from me. Yeah, you know one one story is I went with a group of friends we went To this little town square in Marietta, Georgia.

Hmm, and it was with an older church well a Church, I was previously at and we went to just sing songs pray for people. Things like that and so I saw this. These group of girls and I said, well, I think they need Jesus.

Yeah, so so I grabbed one of my one of my other friends who was a girl because I'm not gonna going to go approach Them, you know by myself as a male and so I went over and I and I said, hey, you know.

How are you? How are y 'all doing? I you know, I'd like to tell you guys about Jesus and they said oh, no. Thanks. No, thanks. We're good, we're good and and I said, okay. Okay. Why do you why do you think that and they oh, well, you know we grew up in the church and and We we're good.

We don't we don't want to hear about About Jesus. We just we just kind of worship God our own way. He knows he understands. He knows my heart and I said I said could it be that you don't want to talk about Jesus?

Because You don't actually know him. Right the the you know that you're living wrong. And that because I was because the first thing you notice was how they were dressed. And it was you know, you're living wrong and and you don't want to talk about Jesus, you know, there's some sin going on.

And they said well, no, we just we just don't want to talk and then I proceeded to tell them about Jesus. Anyway, and then we were walking me and my friend. We were walking back and she just looked at me and she said I've never seen that before.

So, what are you talking about? You see me talk to people like hundreds of times. Like what do you mean? That you asked if they wanted to talk about Jesus. They said no and you did it anyway. Obvious.

So it's you know, people are gonna they're not gonna want to talk to you. But you're just gonna have to do it. Anyway is is what I found. Yeah, it's but it is one of those things that sometimes it can be.

Because I've I've gone out with friends that have been okay, we're gonna go we're gonna go evangelize and we go out and They they're too scared to approach people. They're too scared to talk to them as I just got to grab them and say, okay.

No, we're gonna go do it. Like let's just go talk to people. They're just people right? Yeah. They don't know you from Adam, but and as soon as you walk away they might forget you that they may but Unity to tell them about Christ, you know, so take that opportunity.

I forgot. I Was listening to a sermon this morning. It's an older sermon by. The guy's name is Sean. On something. He's a pastor in in Tennessee the state of Tennessee and. Well, he was guest preaching and the the pastor that was introducing was basically telling this guy's life mission statement.

And his mission statement was never pass an opportunity to tell someone about Jesus. So whenever you have an opportunity to tell someone you tell someone. Right. That's what we're to do. Anyway, right?

Yeah hard to tell people about Jesus. I mean, I think it was yeah, it was last week. Andrew was telling us about the car accident that he was in. That's right. Yeah, and he was the the person that that hit him.

He gave him a gospel track told him about Jesus the person that he hit. He gave him a gospel track told him about Jesus, right? I mean, he's just that's an opportunity. Everyone's there the He's there.

Yeah, you know so so we just gotta get over fear and I think a lot of people don't do it because they're fearful. And when they're fearful that just means they love themselves too much, right? It's more that's true.

It's more of a I'm afraid of what they'll think of me. Well, who cares dude get yourself out of the way, right? Yeah, so but I mean if if that's where you feel your your passion is. Then you have to pursue that now I would say that should be a passion for all Christians all in the name of Christ should be going out and telling people about Jesus yeah, so that should be all of our all of our passions now in terms of Serving in the church because and I know you said because of your shift work, that's hard, but you're also trying to find Kind of where to plug in.

Yeah, you know I would say take an inventory of what are your gifts talents and abilities that the Lord has given you. Look at those and then take those to the church and say this is what I can do. Where do you need me?

Yes, good idea. Yeah, and then just give yourself to that.

So what I am when I was in Queensland in McCoy and Thierry and Thierry is actually a real small mining town and I was actually a police officer for 13 years and In that town I was the actually officer in charge and What I used to do because it was difficult that there was a church next door, but it was hardly ever on if at all so.

That's when I started just in a sense having church in the police car when I was driving around. They listen to podcasting and music and what have you? But You know you're talking about Trying to tell everyone about God where everyone you interact with see then when I was in that position I would always pray for an opportunity and while I'm talking to that person, I'd be like Lord, please pray I pray there's an opportunity for me to say something and Then more often than not there was like they might mention something or and I just go Oh, yeah about this and what about you know, and I'll talk about my faith and what have you and stuff like that?

So and it led to Other opportunities as well from that because the town started knowing. Oh, hang on. Don't pray. He's he's a Christian. So for instance, we have like, you know Anzac Day, right? So we remember the the the The Anzacs fighting the world or the world wars, right?

And so I was asked even though I was a police officer in charge. I was asked to do a prayer okay, so I was able to do a Proper prayer as such which I'm saying that is because I Know who I'm praying to.

Well, there's other people that would do it that they're just it's just like oh, yeah, this sounds like a prayer I'll just do that. You know, yeah, this is what our words in vain pretty exactly, right?

So what I wanted to do is Have an opportunity but in that prayer. I Was mentioning about you know, thanking God about dying for us, you know and Saving us from our sins, you know, so those are the things I was trying to implement and just like throw in there and even one time we I led a prayer for a Christmas lunch that we had with the town.

So it was just the opportunities which was really good. And obviously now I'm not in that position. So I don't have those Opportunities as much but I'm still I'm trying to find them again. So Yeah, but I know I really have like I said before I really have that desire I just want to Almost pretty much want to do it as a job.

You know, I mean, but.

Yeah, now another I should have said this also as a good source, I don't know why I didn't. If you go to striving for eternity I'm sure Andrew has tons of Of Articles Probably some some teachings on there.

It's been a while since I've actually been to the website. So I should probably I should probably know it in and out now that I do I'll do the podcast. But I do know Andrew has a lot there are a lot of articles on there from just from pastors from theologians That have just been collected now.

I will also say Listen to the sermons of Jim Osmond, you know. So we've had Jim on several times. He's a friend of the ministry and that's that's actually where I think that's where Andrew is now at probably it.

But I have found. Oh I'm cutting out. Oh, yeah. Yes. It's come back in. Yeah, my internet is messed up. So That's.

It's pretty windy over here. So I thought it might have been that.

No, my internet is we've been having issues with it. Yeah, but but Jim is one of the best expositors of Scripture. Yeah that that I've listened to and so, you know, it's it's kind of a privilege to get to call him a friend.

Because listen to him and I and I can I can never not listen to him without pen and paper in hand. Okay, as I know he's gonna give me so much information That's gonna be beneficial to my soul that I could probably use to pass on to somebody else.

Yeah, and so even even when he's a guest on the show. I kind of sit back and Just let him do his thing and I'm taking notes, you know while he's on the podcast. So that's uh, I mean I would say Listen to Jim Osmond sermons that you can.

Yep, he's great. So we do have a question for you from bond servant for Jesus is Dave Pratt single. Just curious. No, I'm married and I have three children. Three kids, okay, what are their ages.

Brianna she's 10. Brocks eight and Jordan seven. Okay, so they're all kind of close together. Yeah, yeah. We end up having three under three so that was. That was bit rough, but it's good now.

Yeah, well there was a time we had two that were two and under and so that was. But it's it's starting to get a little bit better but so do your. Do your do your kids know Christ or yeah, I'm sent to them.

Okay, great. Yep.

The school is actually quite impressed. When I end up doing like, you know when they do their little Bob because I go to a Christian school. Okay, and They they go when I do their little Bible studies in the morning or stuff like that or they go to scripture.

They're pretty impressed with their knowledge as such for their age. Because what I want to do is obviously I want to teach them the best I can. But also I want them to know more than what I did when I was their age.

Because just in the past Ten years or so, uh. We've been just in five years. I've just learned so much and I haven't said to my dad I said like was it a. About two three years ago. I need I only stumbled across RC Sproul.

Hmm, and I'm like Where have you been? You know and then then I found that obviously he passed away in 2017 so like I watched like just a recap of that the funeral and then I saw obviously John McArthur and stuff like that and.

And then a long time ago and I can't remember how old I was probably a teenager or something. My dad actually gave me a Bible study book and I didn't realize but it was written by RC Sproul. It was actually walking with Jesus.

Okay, and I've still got it and. Yeah, no, it's like oh, okay. So he has actually introduced me, but I just didn't Pick up on it. Yeah, you know, but um. Yeah, just just learned so much and in that time was thinking I wish I had a known.

Just some of the stuff that I know now back then. So that's yeah, so that's what I'm doing with my children and they've also asked if I will if they could be baptized and I said, oh. Well, yeah, I'm sort of maybe my daughter tan but.

Like I'm sort of when I've listened to other preachers even like, you know, whoever it is. I Believe there's an age where you might be a bit too young to actually understand what you in a sense getting yourself into.

See I was baptized when I was 17, but I was still I still made mistakes after it, right? Yeah, so no. And. Yeah, so I don't I want to try and protect them and do the best I and I wouldn't do the right thing.

Mm-hmm. But um, I want to also have a proper understanding of what they're getting himself into right? Yeah. So I've even I've even told them I said The what I've even told them the world's getting worse and it's wasn't what it's not what it was when I was a kid.

And I said it's gonna get to a point where we may be Persecuted for our faith. Mm-hmm, and I've even said to them I said look for instance the government. Whatever government may be I asked you explain, you know, I sort of gave an example of China.

You know. They might not like the government might not want you to you know. Be a Christian or express your faith and if you do so you'll get in trouble you could be arrested or even executed and I said but What I want you to understand is that you never ever deny Jesus no matter what?

Mm-hmm. So they have that sort of understanding that's how that's pretty much because I kept asking questions as well. So I sort of got to that in depth. Good. Yeah. Yeah, so I just want them prepared, you know.

Yeah, that's good. That's wise. Yeah. Now it would be really funny if they go to they go to Bible study and go. Well, John MacArthur says about this passage That would be.

Yeah, yeah, yeah now listen to Charles Spurgeon, you know.

They go we got. Oh, no, go ahead. Good.

Oh, I'll just make another comment about you know, they could quote from Charles Spurgeon or something like that, right? Yeah now.

In Australia. Hmm, is there or are there parts where? The church is persecuted or or you're kind of looked down upon for being a Christian or or anything like that.

There I I'm sure there's like persecutions throughout so like in just wait, especially with through Kovac. Definitely in like what Victoria and Western Australia? They were definitely those persecution there like with churches and stuff like that.

Because you know they weren't closing down or they were meeting and you know. And they weren't allowed or that have like it got to the point where? It was in Musselbrook here. Though when I met at a park, they're only allowed to meet in groups of ten.

Okay. Well, they weren't allowed to meet as a congregation. Interesting. Yeah, that's weird and Then obviously they didn't do church at the church that they do it online and.

Anyway that I had a discussion with the pastor about that. I'm just like, yeah. Yeah, we got a comment here Andrew Grant. I think Andrew is in Australia as well. Okay, every church was forced to meet online.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, there's no one. I don't believe there's anyone that had a backbone like John McCarver. Mm-hmm. And that's what need I believe that's needed to happen.

Yeah, so there wasn't anyone that like in Australia that could be given the title of like a Christian nationalist. Right, like we're going to we're going to overthrow Australia and take Australia for Christ.

Not that I've heard. No, okay.

No, I mean they might be out there, but I haven't heard anything like that. Um, but in relation to I believe in comparison to the US and I could be wrong and I'll copy it if I'm wrong, but I Believe the the Christians are things is looked down upon here.

Like when you tell people that you're a Christian or what have you you just like Oh a Christian are you one of those I remember When I was in the place I was in my car and I was in the watch house where they you know, the jail section part and I was sitting there.

I knew there was another junior officer. I knew he was a Christian and People knew that he was Christian, but they didn't really Like him or they just thought he was weird or what have you and I actually liked him him and I got on quite well.

And I was just sitting there and one of the senior officers behind me said oh, he's a Christian. Oh, he's one of those and I said I turned around I said one of those what and I said, I'm one of those.

Yes. Oh, no. No, no, no, you know what? I mean? No, you're not like you like I'm like.

Well, what does that mean? That sounds even worse? Yeah. Yeah, I know. I know.

But like there's there's that so that look down a look down upon and. And. But yeah, but I I felt good about that because I was able to step up and in it stick up for him as well and also with my faith, too but.

Yeah there's. Yeah, obviously what depends on where you are where you're living as well because where I'm at now muscle book. There's not. There's not really any. Say like my innocence. I don't want to be sound so self-righteous, but.

What my standard of doctrine? I? Don't believe is in muscle book. Okay. Because they seem to like all agree with each other with things and they participate with each other and things like for instance the Anglican Church here.

Had their lead pastor is a female. So I'm like what what and. Yet they're supporting them like the Baptist Church here is supporting them with what they do and vice versa. They you know, they have community events where they all get together and stuff like that.

I'm like, so there's no real conviction no, and that's what I picked up that there's a lot of. You know how we all say by grace, right? But there's that extreme say by grace is in oh, it's just a free ticket to do what I want, but I'm still saved.

Yeah, and that's what I hate. You know, and that's what I've been and I felt that the particular pastors Here and here encourage it. But like I said when I went down to this church where I'm going to now.

It's he's even I've even been told by other deacons at that church when he was first in a sense Interviewed he actually held the Bible up in the air and said this is what I preach from and nothing else from this.

Nothing else, but this you know. No, and it was quite encouraging, you know. Nice. Yeah, so. Yeah, that's that's what I found. It's very. You know in a sense like the Australia I shall be alright mate, you know.

But Yeah, I mean that's just my experience here at the moment, yeah, well, let me bring in right my co-host here From from matter of theology Chris Hough. What's up? Hey, it's I mean, hey if you can't get here on time to Work baby work work who works at 8 o 'clock at night.

Well when some most of your team or some of your teams on the West Coast.

This guy tell him tell him to get on normal people time.

I know right. Get on get on the don't don't be on the West Coast. Get on the best coast, right? That's right.

We don't do West Coast. No, man. Like when when the rap wars of the 90s of East and West Coast. East Coast all day, dude.