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This week on they that Hope the Cavs are out of the NBA playoffs.

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We talk about summer movies, which are exciting.

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We talk a little bit about the Holy Father, which is wonderful.

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I totally screwed up the audio on this upcoming episode.

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It's not about that.

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I hope it's okay.

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Hang in there.

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It'll come back mid-episode and we hope you enjoy the show.

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Theythathopepod podcastcom.

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Welcome to they that Hope, with Father Dave and Deacon Bob celebrating 2025.

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At Jubilee of Hope, and our hope is not in sports.

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No, it's not.

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It is in Jesus Movies, jesus.

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Yep, it is, that's right.

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Sorry about that bud.

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Yeah, I'd like to.

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Let's begin with an apology.

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Who sponsors us?

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From Father Dave.

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Did we do that?

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thing.

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You're just trying to get out of apologizing.

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I don't have to apologize.

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It's not my fault.

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I don't have that much power.

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Okay, wait a second.

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So first of all, you told me that the Cavs were going to win.

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They didn't, they did not, they didn't even win one game.

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So they won one, didn't they?

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No, no, they lost all the games since you said they would win.

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Secondly and I believe this was Post you sat there in this chair on this show and told the listening publisher, you told Sister Mary Beth, who hangs on every word, that the NBA playoffs are the most predictable playoffs of all sports.

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I did mention that you did mention that, didn't you?

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Well, guess what?

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This is vaguely familiar.

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We've got a six, a three and a four seed team in the final four, just like I predicted.

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Sorry, about that.

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So if you were following Sister Mary Beth, if you bet on the games, we'll refund you.

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Yes, exactly.

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So the Cavs are gone.

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Love you, cleveland.

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The Celtics are gone, jason Tatum ruptured his Achilles, he's going to be out for a while.

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That's heartbreaking for the celtics fan and a lot of people are saying this is a, this is a changing of the guard.

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These kinds of teams, you know, there's no lebron, there's no kevin duran, there's no yokich.

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We've got oklahoma city with sga, we've got the minnesota timberwolves with anthony edwards the-Man, we have the Indiana Pacers with Tyrese, halliburton, yep and the New York Knicks with Jalen Brunson.

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I find this hard to say, but I think I'm rooting for the Knicks.

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I think I might be too.

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They haven't had a championship in like 25 years.

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Oh, maybe longer, oh, I think so.

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Maybe, maybe it's been longer, maybe.

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But no, they said the city is just as excited as can be, so we can root for the Knicks.

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I think we could.

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I started to Google last time and the first thing that came up was Knicks won the championship, which was 1973.

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Yeah, so that's one in 25 years.

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Their last appearance in the NBA Finals was 1999.

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Okay, so I think that was what I was referring to.

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They haven't made it to the Eastern Conference Finals since 2000, so that must be so.

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What they're saying is it's been 25 years since they've been in the Eastern Conference Finals, which they are in with Indiana.

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Well, congratulations.

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I think the official position of this podcast is go next okay, there you go, folks, sister.

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Now what about in the west coast?

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Place your money on it.

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Do we care um minnesota?

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Okay, I'll go oklahoma, okay, all right there you go sister.

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So are we doing this now?

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So I'll go oklahoma city and the pacers are you?

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Yeah, yeah yes, I am, because they beat you.

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The enemy of my enemy is my friend yep, exactly.

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So I've got the Knicks and Minnesota and you've got Oklahoma and Perfect.

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It should be a lot of fun.

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That's right.

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Just because some people do listen to hockey things, do they really?

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They do, they don't the oh.

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Who's?

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The Toronto team?

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The Maple Leafs.

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Once again lost in a game seven Gone.

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It's their seventh elimination.

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They were looking so good.

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And now?

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they're gone and who beat them?

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The Florida Posers.

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So there's other teams involved, but I was just thinking of Paul Symington, who teaches philosophy.

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Here is a Canadian and a huge Leafs fan.

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He must be.

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He's wondering is there truth?

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Is there truth?

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Well, he's a philosopher, he believes in it, things like this shake you.

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Okay, here's our issue.

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We're keeping track of the Colorado Rockies, perhaps the worst team this podcast is brought to you, by the way, by a Franciscan University student.

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Go to faithandreasoncom and osvpodcastcom Perhaps the worst so far, tracking to be the worst.

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Make sure you like us.

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I'm sorry, are you talking about something interesting?

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Yes, oh what.

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Here's what's going to happen.

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What Do you follow?

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Babylon Bee Sometimes.

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I do.

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I get, I don't follow them they follow me.

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They put out a thing that said that all of their team got in trouble with PIDs performance inhibiting drugs.

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Are the Rockies that bad?

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Are they worse than the White Sox?

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Yes, yes, they're 7-38.

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Wow, they've not won two games in a row all year.

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So it's really, really funny.

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Wow, that's kind of crazy.

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Okay, speaking of baseball, yeah, that's right, we talked about Pete Rose.

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This is listen when you follow baseball or any sports really reported when they start talking about big questions facing the world, it is.

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Should Pete Rose be in the Hall of Fame?

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When he died months ago.

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We wept, did we?

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But we also discussed whether or not he should have been in the Hall of Fame.

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And what did I say?

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I have no idea.

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Okay, yeah.

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So they just came out.

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What did I say?

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I have no idea.

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okay, yeah so they just came out what did you say?

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I said I probably said I don't know, I struggle with this one.

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Yeah, but they just came out, the commissioner just came and said, given that he's dead, he got quote unquote a lifetime ban and he can't do anything there at baseball.

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Yeah, that's fair, he can be voted on, okay, okay.

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So here's the question he broke the number one rule.

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He bet on baseball, yes.

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So I think today I'm tending to think he should be going.

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I mean, he's one of the best players who's ever played.

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All of his that they were aware of the rules that he broke.

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He broke them while he was the manager, not while he was playing, although one year he was a manager.

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Okay, while he was the manager.

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Not while he was playing, although one year he was a manager.

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So I think he should probably go in to the Hall of Fame with a stipulation on his little plaque that said he broke the number one rule of baseball.

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They're also gonna let Shoeless Joe Jackson play, yeah, so actually what occurred was?

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it was what you just said People who've had a lifetime ban when they are dead no longer have the lifetime ban, and now he's leaving it back to the peoples who vote on such things.

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So he didn't he didn't see they can't be right, they could say.

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They could say no, we don't want to do it.

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But what he the?

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The new statement is if you have a lifetime ban and you die, then people can make decisions.

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I guess now the big question is what if you are baptized?

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you know if?

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If you are baptized, it depends if it's baptized of desire, baptism of desire or baptism of blood.

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Sure, that makes sense.

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That makes sense, that's all okay.

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So here's the issue, though.

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Okay, so you've got p Rose, who's banned.

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Yes, but you have some of the other players who were not banned, but because they used steroids, they haven't received it necessarily both, such as Kirk Clemon, barry Bonds, oh really, yeah, oh I think, yeah, I thought they just got in with an.

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A Mark McGuire, same thing.

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Sammy Sosa Nope, same thing.

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All of those guys, all of those guys.

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So none of them are in, and basically because of PEDs, not PIDs, no PEDs.

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Okay.

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So here's the thing Performance Enhancing Trust.

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Here's the thing, Just paying attention For Pete Rose.

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He bet on baseball, but that didn't.

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It didn't affect his statistics.

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I hits.

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He had 4,200 hits.

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I don't know if he was betting or not.

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He had 4,200 hits and he wasn't betting on.

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He wasn't changing any outcomes of games.

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I believe Not, as a player, correct, but the guys who used steroids that impacted their statistics.

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So I think, in some ways, if you use steroids, that should be Well first off.

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They've not been voted in and they may never be, but those guys in some ways granted, it's weird, he broke the number one rule and that is betting on baseball, but the guys that actually use steroids, who so far have not been voted into the Hall of Fame.

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They benefited from the rule they broke?

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Yes, so I don't think they should know anything.

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Now.

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Are they allowed to now be voted?

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On though no, they've been voted on right, they just haven't been.

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Yeah, not enough people voted right.

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Yeah, so that wasn't a change in the rule thing.

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They didn't get a lifetime, exactly like that.

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Um, I agree with your statement.

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I I agree okay, let's just note that I would be more favorable.

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You and I agree, that's right may, may 19th.

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I'm more favorable to someone like pete Rose getting in to somebody Like Barry Bonds.

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Like Barry Bonds.

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Sammy Sosa should get in Just because he plays for the White Sox, because he plays for the Cubs.

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Now here's the question though Did you ever see the movie.

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I can't believe I'm quoting it.

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Eight Men Out.

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I did.

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Yeah, isn't that a great movie?

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Yeah, so Eight Men Out, if you like baseball movies or even if you just like movies kind of.

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I found it really, really interesting.

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It was about the 1908, does that sound right?

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Chicago White Sox 1908 or 1918, something like that.

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Yeah, something like that.

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Oh, actually we're going to have another, actually before you, and I report 1919.

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Right, so they threw a World Series, which is a big deal, and when you say they, you mean all the White Sox.

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Well, that's the question.

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It is the question who did it's Julius Joe.

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Well, julius Joe was not convicted of this crime.

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The others were.

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Yeah, but he was not Right and he batted some of like 400.

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He did really really well.

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Yeah, it's interesting.

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And yet at the time and gave him a lifetime ban.

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Now, did you go to any of those games?

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I did yeah, yeah.

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I was in.

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You're a big fan.

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Exactly.

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Exactly, but you know, you mentioned it's the number one rule in baseball.

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And the reason it's the number one rule in baseball, I would guess, is because of scandals such as the Whiteside.

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Scandal.

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Yeah, yeah, it brings in the integrity of the game, you would think actually a bigger rule in baseball would be don't roid up.

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That to me would seem like a bigger number one rule.

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I mean don't throw the game.

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Yeah, obviously, okay, I guess that would be the number one rule in baseball.

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Yeah, and that's cheating, don't cheat, right, right, but cheating is also doing PEDs, and now that everything's legal, it's just so weird about the betting stuff.

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Isn't it, it is, it is.

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It really begs the whole question.

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Everybody's betting.

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You can't bet on your own teams.

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You can't bet on baseball.

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Mlb's telling everybody to go and bet.

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They're playing in stadiums sponsored by betting companies.

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The whole thing's kind of weird, but for the integrity of the game it has to be that way.

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You can't have them betting on their own team or not betting on their own team.

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That's what somebody said.

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It's like well, pete Rose bet on his own team, but he didn't do it every night.

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Well, exactly, exactly the nights that he didn't, right?

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So the whole thing was interesting.

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Okay, real quick, we need to get sister Mary back.

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Oh, I do want to say one last thing about baseball.

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Why don't you just ask me a question about what I think about PEDs?

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Well, you just asked me a question about what I think about PEDs.

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You know it was so exciting when the home run stuff was happening with Mark oh my gosh, Sammy Sosa.

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When people say it was great for baseball.

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It was great for baseball, yeah.

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So legalize it.

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Well, that's one of the arguments some people make is during that era everybody was juicing.

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So it's not like only Barry Ponds, the guys who were pitching.

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I just say let them juice, let them juice baby, the more the merrier.

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I mean like let's 200 home runs in a season.

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I want a baseball going through somebody's gloves.

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Okay, let me just ask how much you?

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What is a good season for home runs?

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Like?

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What would be a number, this many home runs per season?

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What do you think a really good season is For a person?

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Yeah, like Aaron Judge, what do you think he's going to get this year?

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Didn't he get like 60?

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Okay, yeah, you're in the ballpark.

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I was just wondering if you had any idea what a good season is 500.

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Oh, yeah, that's 495 home runs.

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Okay, so here's another question.

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I mean, let Sister Mary Beth know, scot, let Sister Mary Beth know, scotty Scheffler won PGA.

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Yes, he did so.

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The second of the major was Scotty Scheffler.

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Rory did not play well, so there he goes.

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That was Bob, it's me, and okay, so that was it the Preakness.

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Wait, that's it about golf.

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Yeah, that's enough, that's fine.

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Preakness.

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Journalism won.

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Yes, the horse talking about horses now, right, right, right.

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So the Belmont is next week.

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Next, it's in three weeks.

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Okay, just give us, mayor Beth, a total heads up.

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The Kentucky Derby was won by Secretary huh.

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No, sovereignty, sovereignty.

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Preakness was won by Johnny Journalism.

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Right, all right.

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And the two of them did not race in the Preakness, so they're going to go head-to-head in Belmont.

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They went head-to-head in the.

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Kentucky In the Kentucky Derby.

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Yeah, folks, you are going crazy.

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I know you're on the edge of your seat.

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You're going to have to wait three weeks.

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This like takes like five seconds.

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They just kind of go around the lap, right?

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Yeah, yeah.

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I mean more than five seconds, do they?

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all wear.

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What do you think?

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What hat would you wear if you were a horse owner?

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I would wear one with a penguin and a hockey.

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That's because you're looking at me.

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Oh, that's all right, let's put it over there.

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So I'm going to two baseball games in the next two weeks, Are you really?

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That makes me happy.

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Who's playing?

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The Pirates and the Brewers and the Pirates, and I don't know who else.

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We're doing an alumni event next Tuesday.

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I don't know who else.

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I hope Skeen pitches for you.

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I haven't seen him pitch yet I know.

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I'll tell you who isn't pitching who Jose Alvarez or whatever it is.

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He got suspended 80 years for PEDs.

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80 years Whoops, that seems like a lot.

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That's a long suspension 80 games.

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We don't do lifetime bans anymore.

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No, that's right, we'll just do it.

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We'll just do it by decade.

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Well, that's our sports.

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Speaking of movies, okay, well, normally, just let people know we're going to have the promo between second and third, because they're all confused now.

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Yes, they do.

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Yes, they do here, I'll do this.

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All right, now, check, now, check, now check.

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There you go.

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Yeah, that was our promo, everybody, all right.

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So I went to a movie the other night, I know, last night.

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Yes, it was amazing, wasn't it Amazing?

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Yes, sister Mary Beth, can Sister Mary Beth go to movies?

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I don't know, sister Mary Beth, let us able to take.

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You know, you should see the video right now.

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Look, I'm disgusted.

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I'm not disgusted.

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I just don't think it's a good idea for sister mary, beth and I to go to a movie.

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Well, we could.

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How's we all good?

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The three of us could do well, that's different.

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Well, yeah, it'd be fun.

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So myself and the friars went to thunderbolt last night.

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Yes, thunderbolts thunderbolts, which was great.

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Yeah, it was a great movie, it's a new marvel movie.

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Uh, it feels like old school Marvel in a happy way, like just great ensemble characters, really good action.

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It had a guy named.

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Bob in it.

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That's right.

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Bob said the movie was so great so I texted him afterwards and I said now I know why you love the movie.

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One of the main characters' name is Bob.

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Yeah yeah, it's great and I love that.

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At the very end it said the new Avengers and Bob will return soon.

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What was that whole thing at the very end with the four?

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Oh, I'm so glad you stuck around and said it.

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So this summer I'm not a rookie, I know, but that's a fantastic four.

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That is a fantastic four.

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But why would that be a big thing?

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Do those guys not like each other?

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Okay, so we're talking about there's a multiverse.

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David, oh no not multiverse.

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There's a multiverse, I know, but they're all going to come together.

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No, why can't?

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we just live in one verse.

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This summer we have the fantastic four.

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It's called First Steps.

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It's really cool looking, it's like a retro, futuristic thing.

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So that's happening in its own little different universe world of things.

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Well, by seeing at the end of Thunderbolts, there's this anomaly going on and they look in the thing and it's the Fantastic Four spaceship.

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It means that the Fantastic Four are coming into our universe or whatever universe you think so like two worlds collide rather than nations.

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Exactly, I don't like multiverse.

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Let's just live in the verse.

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We don't need a multiverse.

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You want to drive revelations?

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Exactly, I don't like multiverse.

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I know you don't.

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Let's just live in the verse.

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Yeah, we don't need a multiverse.

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You want to drive a verse?

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Yeah, yeah, okay.

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So Bob and I are going to talk about summer movies a little bit.

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So, first off, I don't know that we've ever talked.

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Not my first job, but one of my first jobs was working in a movie theater.

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Oh, working in the movie theater.

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Oh, really, I got fired.

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Oh, wow, I didn't get fired.

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Okay, but they didn't give us real clear.

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They said we could let friends in free.

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Oh, occasionally, okay, but isn't that what?

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is occasionally, that's true.

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It's their fault, it's totally their fault.

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Apparently, 11 people in one movie was too many, yeah, so they didn't fire me.

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They just said Don't come back.

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Didn't fire me, they just said don't come back.

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Okay, that was good.

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Don't let the door hit you on the way up you can come back, but we're not going to pay you anymore.

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I think that's called being fired was great, though I ate all the popcorn.

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What, what, what's your?

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Your snack go-to and movie beer and?

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beer, beer.

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There you go.

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I don't really like the.

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Uh Gosh, you're a communist.

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No, it's just you know and you know how they have butter flavor.

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Yeah, it's not, it's just oil.

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There's a funny story about it.

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So when I was working at the theater, my brother it was my brother, I think came in and said you know?

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I said do you want butter and popcorn?

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He goes that'd be great, but that greasy oil stuff that you have there is fine.

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Yeah, yeah, exactly so.

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When, when you think when you're younger, you think of like summer movie, what, what, what comes to mind?

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What was like the summer blockbuster movie for you when you were a wee lab, jaws yeah, yeah, probably okay, yeah, I don't even I would have been me.

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I'm gonna take a guess and then Google it.

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Okay, I'm going to guess like 76, 77.

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When did Jaws come out?

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That sounds about right.

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Oh, google it.

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Oh gosh, am I going to do that.

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Yeah, so that was probably that was.

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Oh yeah, that was Bad Men's Bears.

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You know the movie, the baseball movie.

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I do know that 1975.

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Oh it's a little late, yeah, yeah.

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So what's your?

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summer blockbuster movie.

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I mean, I'm thinking Empire Strikes Back, because that was 1980.

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That was a summer movie.

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Yeah, it came out in May.

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That was a big one, but I was looking forward to that.

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The one that I probably think of when I think of a summer blockbuster would be ET.

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Oh, I remember that we had to sit in the front row.

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Yeah, it was awful.

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So that was just such a great classic.

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That was one where they go Deplane, deplane, right.

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No, that's Fantasy Island and that's Tattoo.

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Et's very different, but they're both short.

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Yeah, they're really great.

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That's good.

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That could either be ET or the.

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Untouchables?

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I'm not sure exactly what you're going for, but it all works Well.

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We have some really fun summer movies that I'm excited about.

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So Thunderbolts kicked it off, which is a great beginning to our summer movies.

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Yep Mission Impossible, the final reckoning.

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Yep Dung dung dung that's going to be out this weekend actually.

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So go get your movie theater tickets now.

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I'm very excited.

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I think that's been a shockingly good series.

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You said what you want about that's been a good series.

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Yeah, it's been very nice.

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Every one of them I've enjoyed.

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There's good, they're actually yeah, and they all.

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They're next to me and they all stay in the same universe.

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There's no, there's no multi versus.

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Okay, you really, I am, can I okay.

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We have moms and dads Mostly moms, let's be honest.

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You listen right.

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Well, the dads have stopped listening, that's right.

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Another one of those sorts.

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Is there a movie out for kids?

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Well, I'm so glad you asked.

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Thanks, I don't know.

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There's some live action movies from cartoons.

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I don't know how I feel about them.

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How to Train your Dragon is going to be live action.

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It looks amazing.

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Lilo and Stitch live action Looks interesting.

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I don't know.

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I just wonder, like why are we doing this?

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But then people go see them, so that's exactly why they do them.

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The Smurfs have a new movie coming out.

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Okay, so I would say there's not like like a ton of super exciting things that are that are coming up by far mission impossible.

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It's going to be the big movie this summer well, right.

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Well, let me throw out some other things that might rock that boat or friend.

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So I think mission impossible definitely will be up there.

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I think the fantastic four movie has a very good shot.

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It looks awesome.

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Fantastic for my favorite comic book I am.

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If they get this right, I would be so happy Superman.

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The new Superman movie, that's right, that's right.

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You mentioned that that's this summer too.

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That's this summer.

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It looks absolutely amazing.

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Bob, are we going to go to these movies together?

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Well, I invited you to Mission Impossible.

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Some of us are working In the evening.

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Yeah, that's just dumb, you're right, you just work them too hard.

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Yeah, that's, that's your problem, you're just working too hard.

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Um, the Jurassic Park, that one does look kind of interesting.

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Scarlett Johansson, black Widow, that's right, makes a return.

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There you go, so now you're excited.

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Uh it looks interesting.

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I mean it could be really bad, but it could be really bad.

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But it could be really good.

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Yeah, they always look good, I know they do, and you just watch the preview, that's all you need.

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Yeah, I mean sometimes that's all you need.

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So I think all of those movies are some of the oh.

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Here's something I'm looking forward to in a really twisted way Spinal.

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Tap 2.

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Yeah, no's the thing.

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We need to go back to Thunderbolts.

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It was a little cheesy.

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You know that.

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How do you deal with difficult things.

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It was actually really funny.

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You just tamp it down, but then it's kind of like a huggy thing.

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Let's all get better.

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I mean, you're not expecting a lot of deaths.

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Black Widow was really movie.

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I'm just a lot of deaths.

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Black Widow was very was really good.

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You're just not remembering right.

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One movie that looks interesting is F1.

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Oh, that does look pretty good With Brad Pitt, with Brad Pitt and I that could be like uh-huh, I wasn't expecting that to be great, but it could actually be great and that might be really fun to do.

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Lee and Neeson, for some reason, is remaking the Naked Gun movie.

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Oh, that could be funny.

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I know that could be funny.

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It could potentially be funny.

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It could also be horrible, but anyway, we'll just see.

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So those, I would say, are the summer movie highlights.

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Folks, we're going to keep you posted.

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So which movies are we going to go see together?

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Either Fantastic Four, which is.

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When is that coming out?

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I think July.

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I think it's July 4th.

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We're going to have to wait until I get back.

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Wait what?

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Where are you going to be?

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I don't know.

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That sounds great.

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I can't wait to go to the movie.

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It's going to be awesome, alright, hey, preview See, I see what you did there, I know.

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But now you're just making it up.

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Yeah, I am making it up.

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Well, I don't need to read anything, because I'm actually really psyched about this.

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So something we did at Franciscan, a number of years ago is.

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We created a free resource called Discipleship Quants.

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It is a group of four people that you know, meet together once a week.

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We created a guidebook.23:36.300 --> 23:38.366


That is the driving force of it.23:39.335 --> 23:40.317


It's scripture, it's catechism.23:40.337 --> 24:00.796


What's fun about it is, at the end of that year, you stop and you start other small groups and I'm going to stop the music, okay, um, and you start other small groups and the idea is it's a growth model small group thing, which has been bonkers fantastic Like.24:01.317 --> 24:07.829


We created it a couple years ago and then we started having some changes in the university and the project got dropped.24:08.009 --> 24:16.445


Really, and as I would travel around, I started meeting more and more people that had done it and started it, and so we've reinvested in it, which is super cool.24:16.535 --> 24:28.344


We have a really cool Spanish version of it, but check out dquadscom Dquads Stands for discipleship, discipleshipquadscom and there's a great website and fun videos.24:28.475 --> 24:29.640


I actually designed it.24:29.961 --> 24:30.423


I helped design it.24:31.697 --> 24:32.681


Are you in the videos?24:32.815 --> 24:34.179


I am in the videos as is Christy.24:34.199 --> 24:34.580


Schubon.24:34.841 --> 24:35.082


Am I?24:35.102 --> 24:45.248


No, I don't want to see that I could probably like do some b-roll from the wild goose thing or something.24:45.429 --> 24:52.533


Okay, can I just say some of this ai video stuff, yeah, you can't even tell, true you can kind of tell, but you can't, you probably can't better than I can.24:52.573 --> 24:54.237


Yeah, actually there's just several quads.24:54.318 --> 24:58.668


bob is saying we, but he did most of the work, so it's great.24:58.815 --> 24:59.661


People should take a look at it.25:00.315 --> 25:09.581


I mean there's nothing like being I mean, it's difficult, it means a commitment, it means somewhat of a discipline, but there's nothing like really sharing your life and your faith with somebody else.25:09.681 --> 25:16.135


Amen, it's a great blessing what just happened.25:16.355 --> 25:29.323


Well, I just turned on the recorder, but that's why I have that mic on there.25:29.724 --> 25:30.866


I really thought I hit it.25:31.227 --> 25:31.647


You know what?25:31.928 --> 25:35.115


It's funny I was looking at that clock, you were yelling at me to get the clock up.25:35.215 --> 25:37.544


I was looking at that clock and I was like I can't see it.25:37.715 --> 25:39.302


The letters the numbers are so small.25:42.236 --> 25:49.099


So we apologize for the poor audio that we had at the beginning of this, but it should be okay because that's why we have the backup.25:50.062 --> 25:51.186


Okay, good, good.25:51.255 --> 25:53.222


I really don't want to do this again, I know.25:53.764 --> 25:54.145


Me neither.26:00.735 --> 26:02.559


I mean I enjoy time with you and stuff, but what we had was solid gold.26:02.579 --> 26:03.441


It was pretty good, though.26:03.461 --> 26:04.663


Okay, so we're just finishing up here.26:04.683 --> 26:05.886


So now, if you're wondering, wow, it sounds so good now.26:05.906 --> 26:08.331


Well, the answer is, yeah, I forgot to hit the record button on the main board.26:09.756 --> 26:11.142


Okay, so we'll see what we end up with.26:11.435 --> 26:13.944


Yeah, so I have no idea how long this podcast has been going on, by the way.26:16.616 --> 26:17.418


About 25 minutes.26:17.659 --> 26:17.820


Boy.26:17.840 --> 26:24.798


This is the kind of thing that people listening are like I'm so glad I'm listening to this part of the podcast.26:24.818 --> 26:26.122


All right, we're sorry everybody, we'll focus in back on.26:26.142 --> 26:27.145


So small groups are great.26:27.286 --> 26:30.054


Dquadscom, let's wrap this thing up.26:30.274 --> 26:30.535


There you go.26:30.575 --> 26:32.397


Well, first off we want to talk a little bit about the Pope.26:32.638 --> 26:33.038


Yes, we do.26:33.058 --> 26:33.759


Well, that's the whole thing.26:33.779 --> 26:34.760


We want to finish with right.26:34.961 --> 26:36.343


Okay, first off, you were on retreat.26:36.403 --> 26:37.023


Tell us about it.26:37.324 --> 26:38.085


I was on retreat.26:38.125 --> 26:40.127


Yeah, praise Jesus, I was in.26:41.349 --> 26:42.350


It has a few different names.26:42.390 --> 26:43.759


What's it called House of Prayer?26:43.779 --> 26:44.562


Yeah, down in Florida.26:44.643 --> 26:46.451


Down in Florida, down in Clearwater.26:46.732 --> 26:49.639


It was a silent retreat and it was great.26:49.919 --> 26:50.520


You might not notice.26:50.540 --> 26:52.123


Wait, wait, wait what you said.26:52.143 --> 26:54.126


It was a silent retreat, but there was too much talking.26:56.009 --> 26:58.113


Well, I've been on silent retreats before.26:58.153 --> 27:12.923


When I've just gone and been silent, this was a led silent retreat, a guided silent retreat, and there was a lot of talks, and maybe I'm just used to having longer periods of time where I don't have to hear somebody talk, but I kind of at some point was like this is a lot of talking.27:12.984 --> 27:13.846


I would just like to pray.27:14.715 --> 27:15.477


Yeah, it was really cool.27:15.878 --> 27:25.197


He took the prayers of John Henry Newman and used them as poetry of John Henry Newman and talked about the spiritual life with it so it was very engaging and insightful.27:25.217 --> 27:26.621


How many people were on the retreat?27:26.641 --> 27:30.277


There's maybe like 30, 30 or so it was a good group.27:30.978 --> 27:39.594


As a deacon and I think you have this too right you have a obligation to do a five-day retreat every year.27:39.614 --> 27:40.275


Is that accurate?27:41.157 --> 27:47.216


And I think that's a beautiful um, that's a beautiful thing to require of clergy yeah, does it.27:47.376 --> 27:48.963


Is it five-day retreat or five?27:49.063 --> 27:49.927


days of retreat.27:50.188 --> 27:52.697


I think it's five days of retreat because I only did three days.27:52.717 --> 27:53.679


Yeah, because most people.27:53.739 --> 28:01.782


I think that's one of the reasons why our conference for the in the summer, the retreat actually five days, so that satisfies our canonical retreat.28:01.802 --> 28:04.468


So that can be the canonical retreat yeah, Well cool.28:05.156 --> 28:06.582


So you missed a little bit about the Pope.28:06.735 --> 28:08.480


I don't know if you heard, but we have a new Pope.28:08.841 --> 28:09.823


I heard that Okay, you did.28:09.843 --> 28:10.786


Yeah, Bob from Chicago.28:10.926 --> 28:13.696


Yep and boy Bob is popular.28:13.736 --> 28:17.660


I'll bet you, years from now, so many people are going to be named Bob.28:17.740 --> 28:19.581


Yeah, it's going to be huge, or Leo?28:20.082 --> 28:22.044


Yeah, good point Good point or 14th.28:22.344 --> 28:26.187


So he had his opening mass, his mass of consecration.28:26.207 --> 28:27.488


I don't know Okay.28:27.548 --> 28:28.189


Inauguration?28:28.389 --> 28:30.090


I don't think it's inauguration.28:30.230 --> 28:31.952


Installation, installation, that's what it is.28:33.375 --> 28:33.656


So it was cool.28:33.696 --> 28:37.966


A couple of our friars were able to be there so they had some really neat pictures, but you haven't seen anything.28:38.006 --> 28:38.788


It was really touching.28:39.716 --> 28:46.223


It looked like maybe it was Tagliatelle that gave him the fisherman's ring, okay, and they put it on and he got really emotional.28:46.343 --> 28:49.002


It was just— Do they make that ring for that pope?28:49.103 --> 28:51.403


Yes, yes, because they break the ring with the other one, right?28:59.275 --> 29:01.184


I mean, traditionally, the Holy Father would seal official documents from the pope with that ring.29:01.204 --> 29:04.617


Okay, so right, so they break the old, the previous one, um, but it was really, really touching but one of the quotes he said in his homily.29:04.657 --> 29:08.346


At that he said I'm, I was chosen without any merit of my own.29:08.506 --> 29:20.862


And now, with fear and trembling, I come to you as a brother who desires to be the servant of your faith and of your joy, walking with you on the path of God's love, for he wants us all to live as one family.29:22.155 --> 29:23.058


Really, really beautiful.29:23.078 --> 29:24.321


That's awesome, really, really beautiful.29:24.362 --> 29:25.384


I did read the homily.29:25.445 --> 29:26.147


It seemed short.29:27.817 --> 29:29.567


Yeah, I've just seen Pits and Pieces, was it yeah?29:29.587 --> 29:30.110


It wasn't that long.29:30.195 --> 29:33.105


Well, yeah, I mean yeah in a good way.29:33.455 --> 29:34.939


It was very thoughtful, he was very thoughtful.29:34.959 --> 29:38.467


It was very to the point, but you didn't see him give it.29:40.195 --> 29:40.904


I was wondering if you did read it.29:40.924 --> 29:43.299


That part was part of it the homily so I did not see the entire homily.29:43.359 --> 29:43.920


No, I didn't.29:44.041 --> 29:45.003


Did he do it in Italian?29:45.404 --> 29:49.022


He did Okay, yeah, and I wonder who helps him write.29:49.315 --> 29:52.919


He's got to help with all the different things he has to talk about, and I'm sure somebody helps.29:53.539 --> 29:55.161


You also met with the vice president.29:55.201 --> 30:00.726


Hope that turns out better than the last time and Marco Rubio so here's something that's interesting, though.30:00.886 --> 30:03.909


Okay, I think the Holy Father is pretty short.30:04.850 --> 30:06.492


Yeah, because you see pictures of him.30:07.715 --> 30:08.458


Jd Vance is 6'2".30:08.599 --> 30:09.603


It doesn't tell you how tall he is.30:10.516 --> 30:11.561


Jd Vance is 6'2".30:11.695 --> 30:15.385


Marco Rubio is 5'9", and he looks like he's shorter than Marco Rubio.30:16.148 --> 30:16.729


Interesting.30:16.950 --> 30:20.900


So this is something we need to get to the bottom of Before I tell you what the internet told me.30:21.000 --> 30:23.566


Why did you think the internet wouldn't tell me how?30:23.606 --> 30:24.608


tall Because I Googled it.30:25.055 --> 30:26.060


How tall is the Holy Father?30:27.015 --> 30:32.280


Well, I wrote in how tall is Leo XIV, okay, and the answer is 5'9".30:32.495 --> 30:37.843


Okay, make sure it's not Francesco, because my thing came up and it was actually talking about Francesco, not Francesco, because my thing came up and it was actually talking about Francesco.30:38.004 --> 30:41.950


Pope Leo XIV's height is reported to be 5 feet 9 inches.30:42.915 --> 30:48.046


I'll bet you because everybody— 1.5 meters, I'll bet you, because everybody was asking since I Googled it yesterday.30:49.556 --> 31:02.175


While some sources may offer different figures, such as a scouting report claiming 5 foot 10 with a hat, the most widely cited and reliable information points to 5'9.31:02.315 --> 31:04.844


See, this is why it's important people listen to this podcast.31:04.996 --> 31:06.715


You're not going to get this anywhere else, no way.31:07.698 --> 31:07.979


No way.31:08.561 --> 31:11.821


Yeah, anyway, anyway, so he's taller than the average height of man.31:11.962 --> 31:12.564


I'm 5'9.31:13.256 --> 31:14.037


This is freaky.31:14.057 --> 31:14.619


Yeah, his name is.31:14.639 --> 31:14.879


Bob.31:14.919 --> 31:15.421


My name is Bob.31:15.441 --> 31:15.882


He's from Chicago.31:15.902 --> 31:15.922


I?31:15.942 --> 31:16.242


This is freaky.31:16.263 --> 31:16.964


Yeah, his name is Bob, my name is Bob.31:16.984 --> 31:17.686


He's from Chicago.31:17.746 --> 31:18.688


I'm from Chicago.31:19.029 --> 31:19.951


He's 5'9".31:20.111 --> 31:20.673


You're 5'9".31:20.735 --> 31:22.921


I'm 5'9" On a good hair day.31:23.001 --> 31:23.703


Mostly 5'8".31:23.723 --> 31:24.364


He plays tennis.31:24.966 --> 31:25.327


He does.31:25.635 --> 31:28.220


You are 5'9", I'm 5'9".31:35.623 --> 31:35.904


What other?31:35.944 --> 31:36.785


sports does he play?31:36.865 --> 31:37.946


Do you know something?31:37.966 --> 31:39.108


Apparently he that go to gyms.31:39.168 --> 31:41.350


It's not the kind of place, you'd expect to see a cardinal.31:41.390 --> 31:42.332


People called him Roberto.31:42.415 --> 31:44.784


They didn't know who he was until he was literally announced pope.31:45.295 --> 31:48.595


I mean, you're hearing all these stories, right, since everything's obviously—.31:48.615 --> 31:50.061


Hey, that's the guy that spotted me.31:50.101 --> 31:51.822


That's right, isn't that Roberto?32:00.755 --> 32:00.956


What's he?32:00.976 --> 32:02.882


So it's great, it was great, it's really actually he just he's really stepped into it.32:02.902 --> 32:03.685


There seems to be a confidence in him.32:03.705 --> 32:04.528


Yeah, um, yeah, it's really, it's.32:04.688 --> 32:05.551


It's been really beautiful.32:05.591 --> 32:10.687


But it was weird watching him with the vice president and the secretary of state just talking english.32:10.787 --> 32:12.741


I mean yeah it was really, it was great.32:12.962 --> 32:14.046


And pray for ukraine.32:14.186 --> 32:18.021


I mean, I know things are not getting better, seem to be getting worse.32:21.675 --> 32:22.036


I haven't again.32:22.056 --> 32:23.660


I've not been in the news this weekend, but I was Well, there was.32:23.680 --> 32:30.626


Apparently a president had a conversation with Putin this morning and that they said that talks are beginning immediately, whatever that means.32:30.895 --> 32:32.481


So peace talks are beginning immediately.32:32.922 --> 32:33.585


Here's the question.32:33.695 --> 32:39.983


People are speculating where's the first place the Holy Father's going to visit, and some people are saying Ukraine, interesting?32:40.203 --> 32:41.066


Yeah, it would be interesting.32:41.146 --> 32:41.747


That would be cool.32:41.855 --> 32:43.101


I don't think that's what it'll be.32:43.615 --> 32:48.064


Well, if he goes to Ukraine, they're going to have a ceasefire as long as he's there, wouldn't?32:48.344 --> 32:50.669


You think I don't know.32:50.755 --> 32:51.997


That's a really interesting question.32:52.137 --> 32:54.681


I mean, like wouldn't just his presence make people go?32:55.462 --> 32:56.784


We should probably stop shooting right now.32:56.924 --> 33:00.850


You would think In hope, you would hope, yeah, but our hope's not in that.33:02.937 --> 33:03.598


No, it's in Jesus.33:03.638 --> 33:04.540


It always brings us.33:04.560 --> 33:05.341


This is where we start.33:05.722 --> 33:07.084


I think we've had enough for today.33:07.665 --> 33:09.728


It's a Monday night podcast everybody.33:09.748 --> 33:12.799


It is and we recorded dubiously.33:13.061 --> 33:16.036


Indeed, so do you want to?33:16.056 --> 33:16.296


say a prayer.33:16.316 --> 33:17.719


Jesus, we thank you for your love and your faithfulness.33:17.759 --> 33:18.962


Help us love you better, amen.33:19.403 --> 33:19.904


Amen.33:19.944 --> 33:21.487


Thank you Jesus, thank you Father Dave.33:21.527 --> 33:22.589


Thank you all for listening.33:22.655 --> 33:25.282


I hope the audio wasn't horrible in the beginning.33:25.442 --> 33:26.104


We'll do what we can.33:26.224 --> 33:27.247


Yeah, we're going to find out.33:27.335 --> 33:30.084


Hey, you can shoot us an email, hopeatfranciscanedu.33:30.715 --> 33:31.896


That's hopeatfrancisc.33:31.976 --> 33:35.379


God bless.33:36.760 --> 33:37.460


Go Knicks.