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It is time to leave your worries outside and laugh
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with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Daniel Maley along with
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tree Trendholm, Raj Sharma and Jerry Caldwell. Welcome and today
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today inside the Treehouse. I didn't kill him. It's the
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shoe's fault. And something's getting bigger in a very small space.
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But first, Jesus, we've all been waiting more than two
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thousand years for the second coming of Christ, and it
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has finally happened. Glory be his name. More specifically, a
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twelve hundred year old loaf of bread with an image
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of Christ was unearthed in an astonishing find.
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That's called Wonderbread.
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No toaster involved this time, not on this one, we
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don't think. Okay, So before I get into the guts
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of this story, a few questions. Number one, how do
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you know it's Jesus? And actually, let me show you
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the photo of this so you can get a look
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at it. Okay, how do you know that's Jesus? Was
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his name on it? Does it say Christ? Or is
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it Chris? Is it just some guy named Chris. That
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looks a lot like Jesus, because they all look like
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that back in the day.
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Now this looks like the Prince from Shrek.
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It's done. Yeah, yeah, it looks like Prince Farquad. Yeah. Look,
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you know who I feel bad for. I feel bad
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for some artisan twelve hundred years ago because he figured
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out how to put his face on his bread to
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sell more bread. And now Jesus gets all the credit
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once it gets on earthed by some archaeologists.
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Wow, Missus Baird's looking goods held up well over the years.
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I'm sure there's some writing like that we can't understand
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or you know that they kind of I guess deciphered
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that this was Jesus bread.
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This discovery was announced Archaeologists recently found an extraordinary relic
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of early Christianity, a twelve hundred year old loaf of
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burned bread bearing the image of Jesus Christ. The discovery
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was announced by the Caraman Governor's Ship, located in south
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central Turkey, Okay. The bread dates back to the seventh
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or eighth centuries a d It's one of five carbonized
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loabs recently found at the Ruptechnik Sure totally is product
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how's that go? Trey topraka tepe topraka tepe archeleogical. I
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can't talk today. Site place where they dug stuff up archaeological.
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We'll help you.
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Yeah, once the ancient city of Ironopolis, Sure, I can
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say that. U. Pictures from the excavation show the blackened
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loaf bearing the faint image of Christ. The inscription on
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the loaf reads with gratitude to the blessed Jesus. Okay
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I stand corrected. So someone did put his name on it.
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Uh.
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The image did not incorporate the popular Christ pentocratur iconography,
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which typically shows Christ raising his right hand and serves
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as the standard of Byzantine and Eastern Orthodox art mm
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archaeology stuff. Rather, Christ was depicted as a sewer or fear,
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which officials said reflects the symbolic importance of fertility and
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labor and in the religious thought of the period. Archaeologists
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others found other symbols on the loaves, including one that
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appears to bear the Maltese cross. All right, so there
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you have it. Jesus was found on a loaf of
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bread in Turkey. Uh from some twelve hundred years ago.
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I think Jesus needed to explain metaphors in the Bible, then.
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Lots needs to be explained out of the Bible tray
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and people still ain't getting it, Like there are whole
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industries around it and it still gets screwed up. So
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you're right, it would have been a lot more helpful
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if Jesus had just done it from the outset.
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But also, I mean you have to look at the
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was the Last Supper like a marketing campaign, like you know,
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this is my this bread symbolizes my body. Also, this
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bread is available in stores now.
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So what's the metaphor that people are missing on this tray.
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Well, when he said break this bread, it is my
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body given to you for the Covenant, you know that
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that it was a metaphor. It didn't really need to
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put Jesus on the bread. And any any any loaf,
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any loaf will do.
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Yeah, white wheat riot.
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Wonder you know it's it's iron kids, one of my
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favorites growing up.
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I don't think you want to give him iron kids.
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That's kind of rude, solid point. That's my bad, My bad.
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Jesus and Jerry, you were right. We've seen the toasters,
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like I've seen the face of Jesus toasters at urban outfitters.
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So I'm not always convinced that these types of things
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are real. Now, granted, this was an archaeological dig, and
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it said somewhere on this inscription, you know, blessed be
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Jesus or whatever, So maybe it is supposed to be
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Jesus on this loaf. But I don't know how many
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times we can see this throughout the years, people seeing
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something that they think is a miracle or it's some
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sort of a hoax altogether, and claiming, ah, this is
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a miracles, like those Virgin Mary statues that cry blood
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or something.
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Well, this is a hair different being that it's twelve
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hundred years old. I mean, it's not you know, someone
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literally in their kitchen with you know, toasting their English muffin,
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and all of a sudden they decide they see Jesus
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in it.
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That's cool. I got a Darth Vader one.
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It's it's and it's only Christians. You never see like
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Vishnou in a grilled cheese. I'm just saying, like that
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never happens, Like you never see people in India. In India,
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like I saw gnash in my soup.
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Having eaten lots of Indian food. I have too. I've
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seen it. I just I just didn't seem much special,
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just a religious experience.
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Right. It's not in the bowl or in the food.
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It's right out there in front of you after you
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eat enough of those purple peppers.
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Why is that a A like that has to have
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happened with some other religions where they've been like, oh
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like here's here's here's my here's Buddha in my bread.
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Or is it just because it doesn't get the same
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news appeal in the West for us to see it.
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No, I mean, it's a Catholicism thing more than anything.
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Yeah, sort of history tradition there.
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Well there that that that you're looking. You know that
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they see miracles and then miracles can lead to saint
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hood and it's but.
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That makes sense. It's sort of training from from the hierarchy.
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It's saying, look, hey, these things are possible, so keep
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an eye out. I mean, and and other religions they
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don't really do that. Therefore they don't report these things.
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If you really want to get to the basis of
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it is the shroud of turn and then you can
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go from there.
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Got it? That makes sense? Okay? That does make sense.
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I was asking not to be facetious, but a legitimate,
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like a great point. It's like that is that? Why
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is that? Okay? I think that answered it? Then mhm.
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Is it maybe because in those cultures, if somebody see
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something in their food, they think they're crazy, so they
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don't say anything.
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No, I mean that would be huge if I mean
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that would be like we would welcome that. That would
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that would get a lot of coverage in India and
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then all the Indian news outlets would cover it and
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it would get over here. People would start looking in
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their supregnation. Soup sales would go up.
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It's truly difficult though, because I mean it's liquid, it's
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going to move around.
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Well, by the time the news crew gets there, it's
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going to have moved and yeah, so that's why certain
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things it works out better than others.
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Yeah, but even this is Jesus bread, So isn't it
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When he fed the hungry with a loaf of red
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and five fish or something like that. I don't know
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how many fish exactly. It was two loaves, five fish,
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two low five fish. So yeah, they've found four. So
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that's going to feed everyone forever. Five five that's called
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a buffet. Yeah.
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According to the story, specialists suggest that these five maybe
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examples of communion bread or Eucharist bread used in early
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Christian rituals. The fact that these bread survived through carbonization
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demonstrates exceptional preservation conditions. The Fiands are among the best
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preserved examples ever identified in Anatolia. Man, there's all sorts
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of words in here I've never heard of before. Is
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this the same general area tree where they think they've
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found the ship that looks like it could be Noah's
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arc like lodged in a mountain somewhere. Is that this
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general area.
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It's all in Turkey? Uh okay, yeah, yeah, southern Turkey
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border with Iran that I forgot the mountain but yeah.
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But also, I mean Turkey is one of the richest
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archaeological sites. I mean you have go beck to the
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tappy there. I mean, you have things that they're rewriting
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human history with. So it's not very surprising.
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So what you're saying is Turkey is the place to
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go with the metal detector and not look crazy.
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Yeah, get you shot or in prison.
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But yes, that's uh oh is that frowned upon there?
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Like?
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Uh like freelance. Archaeological digging is a big no no in.
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Turn there, they're quite dicky about it.
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I hope that's the official stance from the Turkish Empire.
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Were quite that's about this.
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That's also the official stance of Turkish prisons.
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Also known as Turkish delights.
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Not really, no, very rarely buy a ticket here and
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You just love climbing on roofs and helping people.
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That's it, I mean, and you wake up every morning
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For free?
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I wonder how good of a rock climber I would be.
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I've never done that.
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You go find out and make sure Carrie's recording it.
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Perhaps live streaming it would even be better in case
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you fall. And I would start with one of those
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I'm pretty confident in that though. I think that would
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I was thinking about finding those rock walls or those
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Yeah, I think that's a great idea. I bet you're
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A self taught surgeon was arrested for carrying out illegal
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penis enlargements in the back of his nineteen nineties Corolla.
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Not Florida. Oh even Florida drew a line in its
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sand and said, No, that's that's not happening here.
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That's to Florida.
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For us here would have to be a camera at least.
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Then it's then you know it's an Indian doctor.
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A self taught surgeon was arrested for carrying I mean,