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Welcome in, ladies and gentlemen. Episode 75 no. 76 of the MJ 38 Show Podcast. Entry 38 productions. Matthew. Justin. Here for you all day a day. Actually, all day, every day. We're here for you all day, every day. But on Mondays, specifically in my line, I just want to drop in. Who's calling. My phone? Yeah. Questions. You got questions? Comments? Send them our way. Him in a DM. Hit us in the in the comment section below. Like comment. Subscribe. Tell a friend. Subscribe subscribe subscribe. Okay. I'm gonna I'm gonna pop up the, the what? You call it the the the meme, the origination of that meme. It's from Dexter Tyler Doakes. Yeah, yeah. It's from Dexter. If y'all don't know. Yeah, yeah. There's so many memes out there that people don't even know where they're from. Or, like, I know that the, one of the popular ones, like the Leonardo meme, where he's, like, pointing at the TV. Yeah. It's from, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Yeah, I've only seen a little bit of that movie, but I know, like, that's where the meme comes from. It's a good movie. It's a slow burn. Really? Yeah. Brad Pitt right? Yeah. Tarantino direction. I think it's like, weird. I think it's like a slow burn. And then the second half of the movie is like, blows up. Really? Yeah, yeah, it's like a, it's a, it's a movie about movies. Yeah. It's a meta movie. Yeah. Sounds like something Tarantino would love to sink his teeth into. Yeah. But yeah. So subscribe. Y'all always. Well, well, we'll both share more. Yes. Click this one little click. It means a lot. It means a lot goes a long way. I get. I didn't I didn't subscribe to episode 73. I get it. We got a little bit of grace I know shade. Yeah, but you. Could correct it. Now. Yeah. And we get the music pop into the AMG 38. So those empty 38 productions, that's where all the podcast contents are. And then AMG 38, just the regular, all the music content. We've got shorts strapping on there, music videos on there, all the above. All that shit. Keep up with us, keep up with us. Stay in touch, stay connected. Keep up with me. Keep up. Yeah. Do do do do do do do do do do do. Childish Gambino freaking love that guy, bro. Amazing. That's all I got. Or I saw a video of him. It was just like an interview. I forget who the. It was like Vanity Fair or something. I don't know, it was on YouTube though, but they were interviewing Donald Glover and talking about like, I think there's a community movie coming out. I've heard about this. Right. Okay. Yeah, I think there's a community movie. Yeah. There's a for those who don't know, community is a show that Donald Glover was on. It's like about a community college. It's fricking hilarious. It's a great show. But I guess I have a movie coming out. And they were asking him about that. And then I was like, how do you feel like, going back to the community cast or like, what's something you're looking forward to or like something you wish you did different whenever you were recording the show? Initially? He's like, there's nothing I really would want to do differently per se. I just like I'm really excited to get back with those group of people and like with the fellow actors and the directors and the cast and whatever, it was just like, it's such a fun time. And like, that would be so fun to be on a show like that, or just be on The office like that, to be Dwight Schrute to be what's his name? His name is like Rainn Wilson, I think. Yeah. The actor, but that'd be so. It's such a fucking awesome job to just make people laugh and like, I'm sure it's really hard to actually get through the day because I'm sure that the camera crew and everyone's laughing whenever you're doing like a funny scene. Yeah, I can only imagine that be so fun. There's also, like, I have this urge to shoot shots and basketball that like, I don't think my team is expecting, okay, but I think they're going to go in, pull it up. Yeah. And I would feel the same urge as an actor to like ad adlib lines that are written for me. Yeah, yeah. And then I would want. To like, piss people off, but someone would probably be funny, you know? Yes. Yeah, yeah, he. Said in the interview that he was talking about that specifically about being in community and, kind of how loose it was, how fun it was, the free flow. I'm sure a lot of their stuff was ad libbed as well, was kind of what he was alluding to, but he was saying that there he was, like, there was one moment I was really funny, particularly where he was. I forget what the scene was exactly or like what part of the episode that it was in. Because I've seen all of it. I've seen all community. I think I'm like, I'm sure we could watch it nowadays. Is it on Hulu, Amazon Prime. Maybe, like it used to be on Netflix when I watched it. Yeah, it was definitely on I want to say was on Hulu. You probably were here or something. Either way though, if you do, if you've never seen it, it's something worth of. Watch super funny sitcom. They have some great episodes, the Dungeons and Dragons ones. Fucking hilarious. Sounds. Really. The paintball episodes are really funny. Yeah, totally. This is a great show. But you're saying that there was one scene in the show that they were shooting and he was. I live in, and it was like he was like the setting was he was in a bar talking to a chick, and the girl was like, why don't you buy me a drink? And he's like, he's like, the only thing that can come to my mind at living was because I'm homeless. It's so funny. It's hard for me to laugh right now. It's hilarious because you're if you're talking to a girl at a bar, you're at the bar anyways, you know? Right. That's a really funny response. Yeah. He's like, we could try to shoot it again, but I don't think I was gonna hear another funny joke like that. Like that was just so spur of the moment. Like what? It's his 21st birthday. Or like. He turns probably. It's like what it was. Yeah. Yeah. When he turned 21. That's the only one I can remember them in a bar. Yeah. I think it's like he's. Does he think he thinks he's turning 20? Yes. And then they're like, no, you're turning 21. And then he's like no. Not like yeah look. He's like. My life's been alive. Like something like that. Like no. Because everyone repeats the fifth grade. Because that's because the fifth grade is really hard. Yeah. So funny. Know you're turning 21, bro. He's like, oh, shit. You go to the club, I will go to the bar. Yeah. They take him out. He's like, I have a seven and seven and they're like, oh dude, oh, that can't be your first drink. And he's like, that's the only drink I know. And then I think that's it. That ends up be this first drink. Love that guy though man. Yeah it's fricking hilarious. Awesome I love my favorite show and was Paper Boi. Wait that's the actor. The actor from Atlanta which was Donald Glover left community to make his own show. I think it came out I think it's a back to back. I'm pretty sure that's the timeline. Yeah. And then he I guess I think he went on tour and then came back from tour and then made his own show. And then that show was called The Atlanta, and I think it won an Emmy at least one. And then he was like kind of ascended like, oh, he's not just like a funny guy who can play a good role. It's like he can create a show. It's like, this guy's crazy. And then amazing. Well, he was like a main actor. But the other main actor was his cousin in the show, and that guy was a rapper named Paper Boi. And then that actor I really, really, really like, like, I'm just going to go back and watch Atlanta cause I didn't watch it all the way for that actor, more or less. And then he stars in the show called Dope Thief. That's on Apple TV. It's like these guys act like they're DEA agents, and then they like rob drug like trap houses, and then they like, bust in, like they're busting them and they, like, handcuff them. And then they're like, take the money and take their stash, and then they dip, and then like, that's their hustle. I'm not like, that's like in the first ten minutes. I'm not really like spoiling anything. Yeah. So the premise of the show. Yeah. But then they like rip off the wrong people and then those wrong people are like involved with the cartel. But then there's also like undercover cops that were like doing shady stuff, not just police work. So, like, they can't really get their cover blown because they were doing stuff that they can't explain. But then the cartels also coming like for them. But then the cartel was like using the biker gangs to like, distribute. So it's like the supplier and the distributor and the undercover cops and the shady cops are all like a hornet's nest coming for the main guy, and he's like a regular dude. So he's like, it's funny watching him be like a regular guy that just accidentally, like, fucked up. And now he's like, trying to navigate those waters. But also, his dad was like a drug user drug dealer who, like, taught him a lot of shitty lessons and, like, accidentally got him, like, addicted to drugs. And then he had to go to AA and get off a drug. So he's got this, like complicated storyline with his life. It's like playing out at the same time. And there's also some stuff being told in reverse order. It's like it's it's a mind fuck. It's a great show, but the actor's acting is what makes it so good. Like he is gripping. Really, really good actor nice. Yeah, I fuck with him. Super heavy. Yeah, I know you've definitely been given that show some high praise over the last week, bro. Like, because it's just like my, engagement level when I'm watching the show, I'm like fucking. Like. Like there's. Locked in. Other shows. I like, but I'm not like, so like. Oh yeah, hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me read this text message. All right. Cool, Fuck that play. Yeah. Back in it. Yeah. It's so good, bro. Yeah, dude, I definitely what it's one season. One season. And right. Now, it's. Only for like 5 or 6 episodes into the first season. Like, they come out every Friday. Okay. So probably better to wait for it, but it turns me out because I just think that, like, that guy and Donald Glover working together like synchronistic Lee randomly, I don't know if they knew each other, but like them, being on land together makes a lot of sense to me now because I think that actors like phenomenal. And then I'm like, Donald Glover is phenomenal. And they just like cross paths and life organically, I guess. But it seems like they were destined for greatness. Nice. Yeah, he's really good. Yeah, I'm excited to watch it. He's a guy from Bullet Train. There's this homie, there's like a black and a white guy and they're like Tangerine and Clementine. Yeah, yeah. There you go. Yeah, I think those are their code names for each other. And then it's like Bullet Train is about like 5 or 6 different assassins having, like, an Arrested development, like interlocking of exchanges, all for like one plotline. That's overarching everything. But he's like one of the best parts of that movie, too. The Brotherhood between Clementine and Tangerine. Yeah, I've seen a little bit of that movie. I remember hearing one because I remember that movie got recommended to me from a friend, and then I think, one fun fact that tagged along with that recommendation was that it's a it's partially it's cool. It's a good movie in and of itself, a good storyline, whatever. I think Brad Pitt's in it. Yeah, a couple other actors, Bad Bunny makes a cameo in it, or he's like a character as well. Yeah, he's the Wolf or whatever. Yeah, he plays a part for sure. And then there's like a but like the, the whole duration of the movie or it's called Bullet Train. It's on. I guess it takes place on a train that's coming from Tokyo to somewhere else. I forget the destination or like the, the to and from the A to B, but however long that actual train takes is like the actual duration of the movie, it's. Like a that's really. Cool. I would say it's like that cool little Easter egg in there. That's cool. Yeah. It's art. That's art. Sorry. Deeper than deep. Yeah, that's really cool. Yeah, yeah. So I guess for what? Like the show 24 Jack Bauer. It was like the that show was like each episode was one hour of a of a day. And then, like, the whole season was like a 24 hour, like one day. Really? Yeah. Oh, wow. So, like, as you watched it, it was like. Like 7 a.m..

Was episode 1:08 a.m. was episode 2: 10:25

09 a.m. was episode three. Oh, shit. And it was just like a crazy fucking day. Well, yeah. Like, I think that's that's I that's cool. That's what, like, it makes me. Yeah. Kind of makes. I want to go back and watch it. I was like too young to. Yeah my parents watch that. I really appreciate it. Yeah. I didn't even know I was like, should. That guy get the bad guy? Yeah, totally get him. But that was why one of the reasons why that show so highly revered is because that's like a cool concept. You know what I'm saying? For sure. That's about s. Yeah. And that kind of that's a nice little segue, because I was thinking about like the Easter egg kind of kind of thing and like the extra that was. Organic. Actually. Yeah. That was, that was it. That was that was God given. But this is going to be kind of like our Easter episode. Happy Easter y'all. This is going to be airing the day after Easter. So shout out to Easter. Shout out to listen. Stuck with that last year. Oh, not last year. Less episode Easter should probably be your favorite holiday. It's a big one. It's definitely grown on me. Like way, way more so over the last like five years or yeah, for about five years. Like whenever I was a kid, Easter was like, oh, it's okay. You get an Easter basket, you hunt for eggs, you got Krispies. It was a woodland Christmas. It was like. It was like a it was a myth. It was a holiday. I like half of the Easter candy. Yeah, right. Peeps, are you kidding me? Get the fucking marshmallow fluff. It's not even marshmallow fluff. I know what the hell it is. Half of the chocolate bunnies are ass. Yeah. Hollow ones. Just milk chocolate and fucking half a Hershey's. I don't even like Hershey's. Yeah. Just get some work. Chocolate in there. Get some more. Some caramel drizzle or some shit. Duh. This is just a notification for anybody buying Easter candy. Go for the Reese's. Get the Reese's bunny. Reese's, the Reese's eggs. They. I don't know why, but they taste different. They taste better. They're a different. Recipe. There has to be. Are they? Yeah, like that's been confirmed. I've confirmed it in the past. I'll reconfirm it just so that we're sure, because I fuck with the eggs. I remember thinking that as a kid I was like, these, these Reese's Eggs specifically go off like they're way better than the Reese's Cups and the Reese's Mini Cups. And like all the other regular Reese's candies like these Reese's Eggs for some reason just hit different. I think they put that same recipe into the Reese's Christmas Trees that came out. And the hearts on Valentine's. Day. Okay. Yeah, those are smack. It might just be like proportions of different maybe the shape of it gives a different proportions. So whenever you take a bite. Yes, Reese's Eggs do taste different. And it's not just your imagination. Let's go. First of all, the eggs have more peanut butter and a thinner layer of chocolate, which makes the filling creamier. Overall texture. Smoother cups have a thicker chocolate shell and slightly less filling by proportion. You're kind of saying proportion for sure. Okay, shape and texture. The egg shape creates a more consistent bite with your edges. It's just like an ethereal mouthfeel for you. Cups have the rigid edges. Which more rounded. Can feel crunchier, you know, less polished if you will. It's a more tannic. For a freshness factor. The Reese's Eggs are seasonal, so they're often like made seasonal, whereas the the cups are like mass produced. And on a shelf life for a. Little bit. Yeah, totally. And then there's possible slight formula this week. Well, Hershey, the company behind Reese's, doesn't officially confirm a different recipe. Many food experts and fans agree that there's a subtle difference in tastes, likely from either a creamier filling or a softer chocolate bean from the eggs. I don't know, I feel like at one point in time somebody was like, yes, the recipe is different. And I was like, I know what. I know what fucking that. Yeah. Regardless the funk, you can't fake the funk. That shit tastes different, makes it feel different. Tastes better. Yeah. I remember, like, thinking that as a kid. Like versus, like getting a Reese's Cup for Halloween versus getting a Reese's Easter Egg on Easter. It's like this is this. This is way better. I don't know why is this better, but like, I love eating this thing. So it was my favorite, the best, the best Easter candy every time. Oh. And I'm happy Halloween. I'm like a stockbroker. Like, I'll give you three Hershey's for one Reese's. I'm trying to turn my. Whole. Fucking basket into all Reese's. All the loot. Yeah. But they they're high bargain. They're high value commodity people. You can't trade one for one very often. No. Yeah. Let's get some siblings. Yeah. And the suckers. Yeah. Like big Kit-Kat fans. Yeah, yeah. I can make a one for one for Kick-Ass. The right guy. Right lady. Yeah. It was a different proportions plus nine, which I think you'll like the Reese's Easter Eggs. I'm sure you do, because they're definitely better. Couldn't tell you what exactly. We kind of listed some reasons I've talked to you, but totally. But these are definitely better. Yeah they go off but ISAs bomb, ISAs bomb. So we can love Easter nowadays. Get on, get on the highway again. That's we're now that I'm an older older adult human and I have a little bit more experience. I definitely appreciate Easter a lot more definitely. Especially now because we're more like religiously affiliated, going to church more often, never really religious growing up, never even went to church except for like Christmas Eve and Easter. That's pretty much it. That was it. And if if that like, you know, once a year, twice a year at the most, it's. A lot of families like that. Yeah. That's like super, super common. Easter's got to be the well I don't know, what do you think Easter or Christmas Eve as the most popular church service in the world or in America? Whatever. I probably guess Christmas Eve me too. And that's what I would lean towards. But it's like if you're a Christian, it's like Easter is like the. It's the foundation of the holiday or like the foundation of the religion rather. Yeah. There's no way you're celebrating Easter as a Christian and you don't make an attempt to go to church. I mean maybe, but that's a good question. I'll try to be time. This is basically the ChatGPT podcast but. Oh yeah man let's the. Future Charlotte Church. If you're if you hear ChatGPT and you. Think what's that. That two you're way behind. Sorry. There's some people that are like oh God. Okay everybody thinks you can just use chat bot and fuckin learn everything. Now you can do this. You don't have to go to college because you know how to do that. You could be this position in a company because you know how to use ChatGPT is like it is. We are constantly redefining what it takes to learn. So it used to be like college is just a gatekeepers fucking pathway to like deserving something. It's like, no, you didn't go to the school. It's like, okay, well, like let's say like, managerial accounting is like one of the harder classes. Now, financial accounting is one of the harder classes in the accounting business school. But if you have a teacher that just like, lets you doesn't like some teachers are easier than other teachers. They have less difficult tests. Their lecturers aren't so demanding. There's less homework. You get like an easy teacher for one of the harder classes and then say, oh, I have this degree. And someone's like, well, you're you're really prepared for this. That's super arbitrary. Yeah. But like, you could grind out on ChatGPT and like learn a lot. You really could. But people don't like, respect it as much. People think you're like, shortcutting. It's like the new Wikipedia. It's like back in the day, you had to like, go to the library and like, fucking buy or find the encyclopedias and like, learn like that or go to go to a formal school. And then the internet came around and then you could Google everything. And then with the internet eventually, I'm not sure how much further after Google and the internet took off than when Wikipedia came about, but I remember it being in high school. All the all the teachers. Are. Like writing Wikipedia off is not a reliable source. Like don't use that. Don't say that in your papers. It's like so now it's like the same thing has been shifted over to ChatGPT. It's like not quite a reliable source. And sometimes I write, you know, sometimes ChatGPT could be wrong, but I always, like you gotta double check it. You gotta ask it to double check itself and then double check it yourself. But bro. Yeah, it's fucking. You could do anything on that shit. Now you can learn so much on there. And. You can create so much on there. And even if you don't use it exactly directly for what it gives you, you can use it for like an initial spark of inspiration to like, get your own shit going. Let's get you like headline titles or like titles for your videos or video ideas. If you ask you specifically to teach you how to do something, it can teach you how to do it. Like there's no there's no cap there. You can learn how to do Adobe Premiere, or you could spend $1,800 for an eight class lecture series over the course of three months. Or you can, like ChatGPT will just tell you, dog, it's like, hey, AI is fucking great. It's not Google because like Google searches for other people's written work, and then it's also weighted by a formula based on like popularity, ad revenue, like it's going to show you who paid the most for their search. Yeah, ChatGPT is like a functional system that goes through all of that shit and like, knows all of that shit and then like, finds the most. Like the most valuable, probably correct answer. So like, I guess it could still be wrong, but there's like a functionality that wiggles out a lot of the bullshit for you. Yeah, it sifts through it for you. But people, I think I think the old date on it. The way the olds oh. The olds, the not Young's. Yeah. Like it's just like, if you're not using it, maybe you don't have to use it. But if you're discrediting it, discrediting it as like something that's a useful resource, like you are tripping. Tripping hard brother. Hey. Yeah, it's crazy dog. Yes, bro. I remember saying that like, back in, like whenever we went to do the initial sort of opening, doing all the handbooks and stuff, doing that crane training, like I was telling the people like ChatGPT is how we're going to do this deal. Tactics are going to how we're going to find out about all these lickers and find out about these lines. And you can look they look like ask you anything for ingredients. If you don't know what the hell this ingredient is, Google's doing that now. I like to have like a built in Gemini's what it's called. Right. The, the the the Google version of AI that kind of like summarizes like all the search results. To answer your question more directly. But. It. Just it is, it is, it is. You know, you're like math is done by hand because how could you know a calculators you can't check a calculator. It's like you're tripping down. You should like waste a lot of time. You're fucking up. Use the calculator. You fucking up now, If you. Don't go along, you're going to get left behind. Anyways. Biggest days of attendance. Yeah. What it is. Yeah. Easter. Easter crush is. Really. Yeah. Dang. Let's go. Easter. There's like a lot of. So at first initially it was saying like that, there's like a broadcast from the Pope on Easter that's like the most watched service ever. Yeah. Okay, that makes sense. But then I was like, I'm talking about in-person. Church service, attending church service. Yeah, specifically Christian, but it doesn't matter that much. But it's definitely the biggest day of attendance in the Christian churches. Easter. That makes sense. That's very fitting. I'm glad that that's the answer. CBC is trying to CBC's our church, CBC. And they're they're they're talking about shooting for like 50 K, shoot for 50 K people coming from Friday, Saturday and Sunday. That's a lot. That's a lot of people. The town I went to high school and had 2000 people in this population. Yeah. And it's like a fuck ton of people. That's a lot of people, bro. 50 K yeah. I want a church. That's what's up, doc. That's what it is. Oh yeah. It's cool. What, the don't just go on Easter. I'm not trying to be like, you know, you guys only show up on Easter, but I'm like, man, just so valuable, man. It's like. Oh, yeah, I love it. Yeah. It's like my favorite part of the week, every week. It wasn't always like that. It takes it takes a little bit of like. I don't know. Getting in there. Yeah. You don't want it to is the other thing. What is that you do I don't want it. I feel like the gym. It's like, it's like at the stovetop. Sometimes it's like I can, like, turn it on the high heat, but it doesn't get the high heat right away. Like, it takes, like, time for it to get hot. And I think that's like, one church service won't get you like, hot, you know what I'm saying. Well we've gone so many times now that like I walk in and I'm like. Microwave spirit. Ready to cry bro. Oh I to fast, I'm. Ready to rock dog. And I'm always like super like. You like not really singing at the beginning I feel like spiritually tight a little bit like my human is rigid. It's like opening itself up to this thing and then like the right song hits, the right vibe hits. And it's just like, man, I'm just being at a concert. It's like your favorite songs on and you're just like in euphoria. It's like that and don't even know these songs. Right? It's like crazy. Yeah. Absolutely dawg. So shout out to Easter. Happy Easter everybody. This is going to come out the day afterwards. So in lieu in the spirit of Easter I got some ChatGPT generated Easter trivia questions. Let's see which ones are even worth worth going over. All right. Let me see. These are I asked to generate 20 Easter related trivia questions. It says sure. Here are 20 Easter themed trivia questions that are great for parties, classrooms, church groups, or social media. Well. Yeah, you could have spent a lot of time thinking about those trivia time. All right, number one, what is the name of the Sunday before Easter? Doodoo. Doodoo. Doodoo. This one is. Is it Palm Sunday? Palm Sunday is the correct answer. Bingo. Totally. I went to church, so I went to two church. I would say Passover. What does that what's Passover? That's another thing I've seen that on my calendar. Is that like the a Jewish tradition? Yeah. I want to say it's a Jewish tradition. Okay. I think it's I think it marks the. And I could be wrong, but I think it marks the day when they put the blood on their doors. And then this the spirit of death passed over the homes that put the blood on their doors when they slaughtered their fattest sheep calf. Okay. And their sacrifice. Yeah, but I. Look it up because I don't want to. Lie to you folks about things and religion. So Palm Sunday, number one. Boom. That sounds pretty easy. I guess there's this two part trivia here. Which disciple betrayed Jesus? That's Judas. That's yeah. That's Judas Iscariot. Yeah. Judas Iscariot. And then bonus question what was his like a reward for doing so? What did he get? What was his like a would they bribe him with? I think it was 300 coin. 30 pieces of silver. 30. I knew it was at $3. 30 pieces of silver. And I want to say silver, but that seemed like 300 silver. Sounds like a lot of money. And I don't think he got a lot of money. 30 silver sounds more right? Yeah, three hundred's a lot. Yeah. That have been like. I guess back in. The day, worth it. Not just. This kidney. So this is. 30 pieces of silver, but it was. It was all meant to be though, you know. So he knew he was going to do that shit. Oh, totally. Yo. Yeah. I guess while out here. Yeah. That's one of the takeaways from that is like, people will betray you. It's like people will like that is part of life. It's like there's going to be people in the clinic that for whatever reason, insecurity. Like, I don't know what it is to. Fear of not having enough or wanting to be safe. Security. My brain visualizes like their spirits like not still, there's like a finicky ness to it. And then they're like, Yeah. And they break. Yeah. And that's just like, you can't hate you just wash that guy's feet. Kissed him on the head like. Knew it was going to happen. You know still to me with them you know. Yeah. He knew it was going to happen. You getting some Passover stuff. Yes. So Passover is a major Jewish holiday that commemorates the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt, described in the Book of Exodus. It represents the freedom from slavery. It celebrates God's deliverance of the Israelites after 400 years of bondage under Pharaoh, the 10th plague, and the passing over the name Passover comes from the final plague God sent to Egypt. The death of the firstborn God instructed the Israelites to mark their doorposts with lamb's blood, and when the angel of death saw the market passed over those homes, sparing them, and then it, like affirms God's faithfulness to his people and his power to rescue people. It was like, Yo God, God killed all of those. That's where the angel of death killed all of the people that didn't do that thing. That we firstborn. Yeah. All the like. And then all the people that put the blood of their fattest lamb of none of their firstborns down. And it was like, probably like start like, oh, shit, God's real don't. That's crazy to think about. Yeah, right. She okay, so Palm Sunday was the correct answer. Passover wasn't one of my we went to and it was a p something. All right. Number three trivia. What Jewish holiday was Jesus celebrating at the Last Supper? What Jewish holiday? At the Last Supper. Passover. Yeah. Let's go, let's go. Dude. Oh my gosh, if we were the one. Who wants to win a millionaire like that, I would be like, jumping up and down, bro. Let's go. Yeah, I didn't know that that was the answer. That's. That was called. Me neither. Nice. Okay, let's see what animal is traditionally associated with Easter. The bunny. Right. The donkey. Donkey. I just think donkey, because that's what he wrote in on Easter. Bunny is like the thing they write, but I don't. I have no idea. Let's find out. Number four, the rabbit or bunny? Totally. Totally. Yeah. Where did that come from? He brought in a donkey. How the bunny get introduced. That sounds like so bunnies lay eggs. American, I know, right? I don't. Think so. I think bunnies just be fucking. Yeah. Now you're right. Fucking like a rabbit. That's that's a that's a sign, right? Yeah, totally. They make a whole bunch of babies. I'm pretty sure they have, like, they're mammals and they have regular birth. Snakes lay eggs. They don't even. Have a lot of babies. They just fuck a lot. Yeah, I don't know. They probably have a lot of baby rabbits. But why does Easter use a rabbit? Yeah. Why? Why do rabbits are associated with eggs? I think the eggs are supposed to be like a representative or symbolic of fertility. I'm like, sure, why they got associated with Easter at all. Like Jesus died and it came back. What a bunnies. That. Oh, no. Nobody got eggs on them. Let's hide those eggs. I think like an egg represents new life. Yeah, for sure. But then that's why I thought that, like. Like women have eggs. Right? So that's why I was thinking the Easter egg was like, we all got new life. Okay. When Jesus died. Okay, I want that. That's where my head was. I can see that I don't. That's true. And I connect that dot. That was. Yeah, totally. Okay. For, Easter Bunny comes. I was going to say that sounds like some pagan shit, but then I like, held back, but it literally says it's a, pagan for fertility symbolism. The rabbit was a symbol of fertility, fertility and new life in ancient pagan festivals, especially one side of springtime, rabbits reproduce rapidly, so they became symbols of birth, rebirth. Renewal like a bunny fertility. You were right on the fucking money. Don't. Easter. The spring goddess legend says she had a sacred hare as her animal symbol. Okay. That's funny. Have you seen the South Park? Where it's like the secret society with, like, their bunny? The bunny is like their deity. Think so. And then there's like, like, omnipotent, omniscient bunny that like, talks to, like the Freemasons. Basically. It's like what? They're like, pretend like making fun of, okay, it's a fucking stupid episode. It's really funny, though. South Park was a good show. South Park got some bangers on it, did. Some bangers I don't like. It's so weird. It's the Easter when it comes from pagan spring traditions that that which eventually blended into the celebration of Jesus resurrection during Easter. I'm like, why? It just says eventually blended in church. It was like, do you want a one liner or metaphor for tying the Easter Bunny into something deeper for a song or for a bar? The nose, you know, my dog? But yeah, I don't. I don't know how I feel about that. That seems like some weird. Illuminati, right? Yeah. It is. I don't see how, like, the new life thing makes sense. I could see that. And I guess bunnies are a symbol for life and reproduction. Fertility. New life. Okay, okay, I'll we'll we'll leave it at that, I guess. I guess we just blended the two and then we had eggs and shit. I think there was that thing where we separated school and religion. And so I think maybe Easter eggs were like church. Or state. Church. Yeah. So they were like, well, we want to celebrate Easter in the state, but we can't really celebrate Jesus. Oh, let's just make it like eggs and fun rabbit stuff. Candy. I don't like that. That's all right. That's okay. We'll keep moving over here for it. Don't have to be a better bunny. Easter bunny, number five. How many days did Jesus appear to his followers after the resurrection before ascending to heaven? So I guess just asking, how long was he here after he got resurrected? How long do you stay around? I'm not sure. I think it's. I think the answer is three. I think it's three days. It's asking. Just like he died. And then three days later, he. The tomb rolled away. I think it's asking. He died, and then he came back. And then how long did he stay after he came back in the resurrected body? How long did you stay around for? I thought it was, like, briefly. Like a day. Yeah, that's what I think. I think I thought, I want to say a week. I don't know why, but weeks come to my mind. Because the story is like Mary goes to the tomb because she's, like, lamenting she's not over. It. No. Yeah. And then she sees someone that she thinks is a gardener and then like, she's like, he's like Mary, like, I know you. And then she's like. Drops, God drops. And then I then I don't know what happens in between. But then, like a lot of the disciples were, like, holed up in a house because they thought that, like, they were going to be persecuted next. So like they were like, go where? They're like, we're going to die. We can't be out in public. So they were like behind a bunch of locked doors. And then Jesus, like, presented himself to them in that room. And then, because I guess it's like John and Andrew or Mark are like, running to go see Jesus because like, Mary's like Jesus was back to move and then like, run over there. And then they try to tell them back at the house. And that's when Thomas was like, I don't believe it till I see it. And then Jesus is like, you want to touch it, bro? Yeah, right. And then he's like, get out from this house, bro. Like, I didn't teach you all this stuff so that you could be behind a locked door, like I got to get out, and I thought he left after that, so I don't know. My answer, I guess, is a day I could be wrong. I'm saying a week. So let's see how many days. Number five, 40 days. He hung up for 40 days. 40 days. He was chilling with the boys over a month. Dog. That's kind of hard. That's like, yeah, I'm begging to be his dog, dude. What? Yeah, that's a long time. That's a long time. Does it give, like, more description about that. Now it's just 40. Days. I'm sure we could harp on it. I know this is definitely talked about in the Bible, I'm sure. I think that's a little known fact. Thanks. Oh, yeah. He was chillin after he he died and came back. And he was back for over a month, probably telling people like, hey, man, yeah, I did that shit, I wasn't captain. What's it captain about any of it? Why would people that's so crazy? Because people are like, nah, man, someone else rolled away the tomb. It wasn't Jesus. He was like, chillin, bro. You want to go see Jesus? He doesn't do anything to him. He's in town. Yeah, right. He's there for me. That's it. He's not the mark. And I do. He's going off. At the Aztec, yo. Yeah, that's a long time, dude. Sheesh. That's the same amount of time that he was in the or whatever in the in the desert being. I guess 40 days is another common like time frame time trope that's presented and represented throughout the Bible. Yeah, it's presented a lot. It's presented a lot. 40 days after the resurrection, he appeared to his disciples, showed himself to Mary, 11 disciples and over 500 people. He proved he was alive by letting them see his wounds and even eating food with them. He taught about the kingdom of God, spent time teaching explaining the scriptures, showing how everything written about him in the Old Testament fulfilled, focused on preparing his followers for the mission he gave the Great Commission. Right before ascending, he told his disciples to go and make disciples of all nations. This is known as the Great Commission, the foundation of Christian Evangelism. Restored and empowered as followers, he restored Peter after his denial gave him leadership responsibility. He told them to wait for the Holy Spirit, which would come ten days after he left and ascended into heaven. Jesus took his disciples to the Mount of Olives, blessed them, and then ascended into heaven. You know, I don't even know that's bananas. I don't even know that. That's a long time. That's really hard. He's like, things will feel different in five days, bro. Holy Spirit's coming down for y'all. Yeah, yeah. Ten days. You going to be lit? Yeah. Yeah, right. That's cool too. Yeah. The Holy Spirit's like the hardest animating for us I think for all of us. The spirit of truth, bro. Oh, man. It's a spirit of truth. I remember thinking about like, the spirit. I think I'd use that phraseology in one of our podcasts many moons ago. Like fucking 20, 30, 40 episodes ago. And I was just, like, addressing or using that phrase to point to the idea of like, the thing that embodies us or the thing that allows you to discern truth from not truth, like fact from fiction. Or you're like, oh, that's that's bullshit. Or like, you know it, you know what I'm saying? But it's like a that's like a biblical term. It's like what they refer to the spirit, the Holy Spirit is it's like the little helper spirit truth, the Holy Spirit. So there's like the also synonyms for the same thing. It's like, oh, don't. Call it a little helper. That's a big help. That's a. That's a. Big help. That's a big spot. That's a big spot. Are you ever feel that fucking though? Oh. Yeah. Dude I live for the world. Yeah. Wrong with the world. Yeah. But anyways how do you define the Holy Spirit. It's like. Like when you're in. A conversation or something you're passionate about and you know that what they're presenting isn't correct. And you're like, no, that's not right. That's not right. And you're like, it's not right. It doesn't feel. Right. No. It's like it's like this. It's like this with the. And you get like amped up. Yeah, I know. I know right now I know. Hold on pause I know like I think that's, that's the Holy Spirit. Yeah. Or like yeah. When you're like, I don't want to. Should I go to church today? It's like, and you feel like the wave, like this feeling of like, that's the right thing to do. Like, let me do the right thing to do. I need to do that. It's important. I feel it right now. I think that's like the Holy Spirit, like, flowing through you, you know? Yeah. Or like, you listen to a good song and you start crying. You're like, why am I crying so good? I that's like the Holy Spirit working on you, you know? Yeah. You can feel it. It's a feeling thing. Totally, totally. Dude. Yeah. Fucking love it. Okay. We got number six. What flower is most associated with Easter? I have no idea. No idea what flowers most associated with Easter. I want to guess like a white flower. I don't know. Why. Like a lily or. No, like a daisy. Daisy came to mind. Daisy did. That was my my number one answer for my gut. I have no. Idea. I can't even guess. Because, like. The. The the red flowers, the ones associated with Christmas. Yeah, like the carnations. I was gonna. Say. Santana. Yeah, something like that. Something on the sea. I think. But no, I don't know. Daisy's, I guess. Number six. Easter. Lily. Hi, Lily. I said you were there. No idea you were there. You got. New. God knew what it was. Number seven. What? Roman governor sentenced Jesus to be crucified. If you ever play the, Dante's Inferno, there's an opportunity to, forgive this guy or condemn him to hell pretty early on in the game. Really, because it's like, I think he's because you're traveling through the seven layers of hell in this game to go save your loved one, your spouse, and then, like in the first layer of hell, he's there. And then it's like you can condemn him to hell or you can absolve his spirit. I think it's Pontius Pilate. Pilate number seven, Pontius Pilate. Boom, cash money. Yeah. I think maybe he. I think. Maybe he knew he was wrong. I think he did it. I think maybe he said, like, probably we shouldn't have done that. Fuck, dude. And I think that's why he was like in the first layer. Felt like he. Was kind of hesitant initially, you know, saying he's like, why, why, why? I bring this guy to me at all? Like, what did he do? You know, I'm saying. I don't know for and I'm not sure. I'm pretty sure. It's like part of the dialog. Whenever he like first gets presented to him, he's like, thank you. So you're like the king of the Jews or whatever. He's like, that's what they call me. Like, yeah, yeah, right. Yeah. He never really claimed he's like, I never claim to be like a revolutionary king. I'm not coming to take power from the Romans. It's like, the father sent me. These people follow me. They're crying Hosanna! Like, I've got dog on him. I'm on top of being him. I guess I'm him. I'm sorry. I don't know what to do about that. Yeah, you know what I'm saying? He's like, I'm not trying to. That's. That's why he wrote it on a donkey. Because, like, if he were to, if you would have wrote in on a horse, that would have been like, more of a symbol of, like a true revolution. Yeah. Or like, trying to proclaim authority or have some sort of. Like, I'm going to come in and overthrow you more or. Less. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And instead, when he wrote a donkey is like. A war horse. A symbol compared to a horse, he's like, I'm not coming to, like. Much less. Threatening. Yeah, totally. Much more chilled. Yeah. I think like during the time that was like when there was a new king to come into the city, like, those were the two options for the riding on the horse or a donkey. It was like, not even just like, oh, I brought a peaceful animal. It was like literally a symbol of like, I'm not trying to overthrow you guys. It's like the white flag. Yeah, totally. Like the at least the idea of knowing what that means. You know? Right. But then there was a prophecy that, like the king of all kings would come in on a donkey. Yeah. And they were like, if you come in on the donkey, those people screaming Hosanna! They're going to be like, that's the Messiah. And that's not good for you. If they if they say that's the Messiah, like if they lose their mind and you, you fulfill their prophecy. It's like, bro, that's they're going to kill you for sure. He's like. What's going on? And I, I know what to tell you, donkey. Yeah, yeah. It's hard. Let's ride out. Okay. This one's I think it was this one seems like a softball. What's sweet? Tree is shaped like a bird and often found in Easter baskets. Tony talks about it earlier. The peeps. Oh, yeah. Right. Oh, it's a peep. I said. That's my guess. The peep number eight marshmallow peep. Yes, they're they're also they're not just limited to the to the bird shape. I've seen peeps in the shape of other stuff too right. Yeah. Most of the time they're like the little ducks. Yeah. Right. Yeah yeah yeah. That's the there's like yellow blue paper. They call them peeps. Look peeps. Peep peep. Yeah. There you go. Yeah. Well tweets. Yeah. So we call tweets the peeps right. If you like a tweet tweet. Let's play some copyright in front of the. Tweet tweet tweet number nine. What is the name of the hill where Jesus was crucified? Calvary. Yeah yeah yeah. Number nine. Also called Calvary Old Rugged Cross. It's Golgotha. Or Gotha. Golgotha. Golgotha go Gothic sounds horrid. Hogarth. Also Culver, also called Calvary number nine. Okay. Number ten. What is the traditional name for the day Jesus was crucified? Black Friday. I'm happy we brought it up. It's a good Friday, a Black Friday. I call it Black Friday. That's probably Good Friday, right? That's Thanksgiving. Right? I call it Black Friday. You know. That's a that's a that's the sky turn blast. When the sky turned dark. Dark. Yeah, yeah. Let's see what it says. Good Friday. That was not a good Friday. That was. Not that was not a good. Fucking Friday. Not a good day, dude. I get, and God might be like, Matthew, you you were kind of silly for this when I get to heaven, okay? But I get fucking turned on Black Friday. Good Friday, we'll call it Good Friday. Fine. This Friday, it's like of the pod. Yeah, because I've been thinking about it, like there's something in my spirit that just goes for Michael Jordan mode. Like I'm going, you guys today. You people. People you like and regs. Yeah. Okay. You guys fucking got real excited. Well, you beat the crap out of my savior. Put a blindfold on him, slapped him around and said, hey, if you're really a prophet who just slapped you fuckin gave him literally black eyes. So he couldn't see. Cracked his ribs. Phantom poison wine, broke his shoulders, let blood fill his lungs and left. Well, he died on a cross. Again with the way his garments. Bro. That's it. Turns me to another mode. It's a Jordan mode, bro. Yeah, I've got a job. Six. Daniel. Yeah, there was there was a coach one time that was like. We had a rivalry in high school. It's a school called Lago Vista. Like most rivalries. Football, basketball, football rivalry. We played division basketball. Texas football, high school rivalries. Goddamn, son. That's right. Then make a whole series about that. Yeah, yeah. Sometimes you're looking for a rival, you know, like you want to feel that stereotypical archetypical feeling. But there was like, I guess like four years prior to me being in high school, they, like, came to our school and put on that. I guess we had them get ready in a gym, which is not normal. Usually they get some kind of locker room, I guess, for. A football game. Yeah, okay. But we had them get ready in the gym and it was a new gym at that time. And then they put on their football cleats and like stomped around on the floor to fuck them up on purpose. Yeah yeah yeah. And then I think we came back and did something gnarly to them. Peed it in the locker. I think. Something was. Shit everywhere in the locker room. Destroyed their locker room basically for like a fuck year for destroying our basketball court. Yeah, like left it a complete mess. The basketball players was like, yo, we're catching. Strays, bro. Not even playing. Right. All right. And then they they came back the following year with spray paint and like, spray painted some of our busses like the football busses. Vandalism. Totally right. Like like almost got legally involved and shit like that was like a whole thing for sure. And then they were really like, hey, you guys got to fucking stop. Like, not go. No more retaliation. Okay? So then once it was like, you can't prank them anymore. There's no more like, we'll get in real trouble if we retaliate. It just became like, we're going to beat the shit out of these guys every time. We go out on the field. Yeah. Yeah. So there was like, a lot of, like, there's, like a dogpile and somebody will just, like, dive in and hit someone in the stomach when the play was dead. Oh, like, try to, like, go through someone's face mask and hit him in the face. When he played. Had some dirty play dirty. Shit going on. So yeah, we got. And then the other thing is they were like Vista was right next to Westlake. It was like Florence was to Georgetown. What like of Vista was the Westlake like the small ancillary school next to a bigger town? Yeah. So they were all like really rich kids, which made us hate them even more. Fuck those. Guys. Fucking rich bastards. And so all that to say, one of the coaches was like giving us a pep talk and was basically like, fuck those kids. They come in here, they don't think you're shit. They laugh about playing y'all all week. They don't take the practice seriously. They think they're going to come. They've got a sold out crowd for an away game at our place because they think it's a fucking party here in Florence. You get out of this locker room. And you hit someone in the fucking mouth. You understand me? I don't care about you catching the ball, running your route, right? I don't care about getting you blocked. You. If you're on kickoff, I don't care where the ball goes. You hit someone in the fucking mouth. I'm sorry, but I'm like, let's let's go. Coach. Yeah, bro. That was Luke's dad. Yo, don't miss McNeil. Yeah. And I, that's a that is how. I feel on Good Friday. Like, I. Obviously I'm not going to go hit someone in the mouth, but like, when we're at work, I mean, like in the service industry for the last seven years, like let's say for instance, there's a particular regular who is incredibly annoying and none of us like it's like my version of that now is I'm going to break out of the huddle. I'm going to walk out onto the floor. I'm going to walk straight to that guy, be like, hello, Mr. Johnson, how are you doing this evening? Really great to see. You're looking sharp tonight, man. What are we celebrating Friday night finally made it through the week. I know you probably taking work home with you. Yeah, I gotta find a break sometime, man. What are we doing? Regular olive, blue cheese, olives in the martini tonight. I'm giving them, like, Michael Jordan level. Best performance that I possibly can to. Smother him with hospitality. Just so much, bro. Like, I'm going to leave it all on the field. I'm not going to skip a single corner. I'm not going to, like, sometimes on this, there's moments where you could just, like, not do all the work. Shortcut. Just shortcut because it's like the opportunity presents itself. I'm like, nope, nope, nope. Going fucking off tonight. You are getting every bit of me tonight. Yeah, it's. Just charged up. I like the fact that I'm pissed off that they. Why? Here's my thing. Okay? Give it to us. I don't know how many people there were in Germany. This isn't my idea. This is Jordan Peterson idea. Okay? But let's say, like 1940s. You were born in Germany. Germany. You grew up 20 years old. That was a large chunk of population of people. Okay. But like, do you, Justin, do you think that you would have been a Nazi soldier? No, that's that's that. Should be the answer that everyone gives. Pretty much everybody does. Of course, damn near. Everyone says, no, not me. I would never do that. Okay. But like, 20 million people were so lights. They had a whole bunch, right? I my phone's dying, otherwise I would. That's worth looking up. How many Nazi soldiers were there? Just my phone dying. Or was it just being slow? No. It's fine. Okay. But they had a large army, right? Tons of SS soldiers. Like, big enough to, like, almost beat us in the war about. None of us think we would be Nazi soldiers. But there were people living in Germany that, like, just more or less went with the flow, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. Like the way people go. Yeah. They were enlisting soldiers. I think some people did Hitler Youth camps sometimes. You literally grew up in a Hitler Youth camp. It's like you literally didn't know anything different. Right? But there are a certain percentage of people that would have said and did say like, I'm not doing this. Of course. Like I'm in a concentration camp. I'm literally torturing people like I don't want to do this, and you would have to risk your life to not do that. But I, I aspire to be one of the people that said, fuck this dude, I'll go anywhere else, like. To kill me. I want to run away. Fuck this. Yeah. There was like Switzerland was kind of safe, but I think they ended up invading Switzerland. But for a while it was like a peace country. It was like a non war country. There were like places you could try to go. Okay. But like those people that were crucifying Jesus are the same in my mind as the Nazi soldiers. It's like just fucking sheep. It's like that's the problem with being a sheep is you could end up doing something like fucking horrible and heinous and be like. Yeah, fuck it, let's go. Yeah. It's like, that's that's shit. Like the PsyOps we're talking about what? That one guy on Rogan. Right? Yeah. You got to be able to, like, think for yourself. You gotta stand for something or you fall for anything. You know, like, I don't know what it would have taken to just say this is wrong. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, but. Jeez, Louise. Yeah. Jordan Peterson points to a book that, like, highlights that that fact. I think it's called A Few Good Men or something like that. But yeah, it was it was like the same exact premise. So you kind of gave like just ordinary or like young adults, early 20s, mid-twenties type of men that were like in law enforcement at the time. And then they go from being like regular cops to like, like capital punishments, like executing people, like killing women, like all types of shit. It's like just like the slow escalation like that and pushing that envelope or getting pushed and being allowed to allowing yourself to be pushed like that. Yeah. It's like kind of what the premise of the book's about. Yeah, it's like she. But yeah, fuck those guys. We're going off on Friday this week. Going. Crazy, dog going crazy. I'll probably wear a black tie. All black affair. You guys are getting the best and the worst of me at the same time. Yeah, like. That's part. Some of the tweaks me out about about because I visualize people cheering and being like happy it was happening. And I'm just like. What the fuck dude? Anyways, that's one of the complicated nuances of Easter. Black Friday. Yeah. For all the you guys killed Jesus man. And you were happy about it. That's insane to me. Yeah. But it needed to be done I guess you know. Yeah. As long as it was all. Preordained. Or it was definitely going to happen. I guess it's. Why he came. Yeah. Yeah, I guess I needed to be done, actually. But yeah, I feel you 100%, 100%. Sure tweaks me out. I don't I. Don't like that. I work out really hard on that day too. Yeah. I'm gonna go nuts on Friday. Yeah. Fuck, yeah. We work out together. Just go fucking insane. Fuck em. Yeah, dude, leave it all out there. And then I feel like Saturday is a really empty day. Maybe it's just in my spirit, but in that day, it was like. It's over. Yeah. We lost and they knew they killed the sun and got to because the sky turned black and people felt it in their hearts and they were like, oh, what have we done? You know Jesus. Like they know not what they do. Well, then they knew what they did after that. They got a good hint. And then it was like, Saturday happens. And then everyone just had to sit with that. Yeah, that had to suck because the whole day. Yep. 24. 24. Just like. Fucked. And then they had no idea they would come back the next day. Nah. No idea. Well I know. Was it prophesized alluded to perhaps? I think so. I don't think the disciples knew like Mary. No, no. No, they were the closest ones. I don't think so at all. Definitely not to the degree of like, don't worry, he's coming back. Like, not definitely not like that. No. They were just lost. Not at all. At that point they were lost. They lost the boy. Everything there were faulty. Like they quit their jobs for that shit. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. They left everything behind to, like, follow this guy. They think it's killing like, oh, well, now what do we do? Like shit. Like you're just stuck in that hopelessness. Yeah, for a whole day. Yeah. So that day always feels weird to me too. Yeah. This is the day where there was no there was no Jesus because he done. And a lot of superstitions. I think in the Methodist church where I grew up, we say, like, he went to hell and like, told the devil, like, fuck off. I'm coming for you, dog. We're going to have a war for earth on earth on my time. When I'm ready, I'm going to come back and we're going to fucking duel it out and you're going to lose dog. And devil was like. Oh, shit, oh shit, dog. And then then he like, ascended back up to earth and then he went to heaven, I don't think I don't know if all religions believe that he went down to hell to go talking shit that Saturday. Yeah, the day after or whatever. Or like, yeah, maybe. He have heard that before too. Yeah. Because it's in like an hour when we take communion, it's like, I believe in Jesus Christ who was crucified, dead, buried, descended into hell. He came back to earth and then ascended into heaven. We say that like every time was a communion. Okay. But I don't know if the Catholics believe that per se. Yeah. Or if it's all religious or Christianity branches that have that same belief. Right. But, but yeah, that's a hollow Saturday for real. Yeah. So I feel like the whole weekends. Like like Sundays. Awesome. Sunday's the one. Sundays a fiesta. Yeah, but Friday sucks and Saturday sucks because it was a one day without Jesus. Because it's like there was God and then God like. And even like Moses times, like God made everything. And it was like God was like working through people. So there was some presence of like God on the earth, right? And then Jesus was born, and then Jesus gets crucified. But then on that Saturday, I don't know if God was talking to anybody, I think he let it marinate. Yeah, right. It's like you feel that, guys, you feel that fucking emptiness that would be without all of this. So yeah, I think that that's got to be one of the weirdest days of the year in my opinion. Yeah. I'm sure God is with us now because it's like that already happened. But like symbolically, that day represents the one day when Jesus was like, gone. And I think God didn't really talk to the people that much. I don't think he made his presence known like that. Definitely not. So anyway, so I don't know if harping on that, but I think there's something to be said for that's why Easter so spectacular and phenomenal. So it was like a great tragedy for a minute there. Yeah. Like, were you sad when Harry Potter died? This was like that times 100. Facts. Right. I'll. Yeah, yeah. More trivia. Here we go. We got ten more. We'll run through them real quick. What? Food is often eaten to break the fast on Easter Sunday? I have no idea. Fish? No, I have no idea what food is off bread. Reese's eggs for me, for show. For me. Reese's Easter egg candies. That's facts. I couldn't even guess. If I had to guess, I would say. I would say, Lamb number ten. Eggs or sometimes lamb. Hey. Oh. The lamb. Yeah. That's good. That's a good one. And then also they were eating fish or like. Or sometimes lamb or ham, depending on culture. Because you're only supposed to eat fish allegedly. On Fridays or whatever. Yeah. Not just eat meat during that time. Right, right. And then that would be officially over on that Sunday. So you could eat lamb again. Yeah. Okay. That makes sense. I like that good looking poll bro. 12 what do the eggs symbolize? An Easter tradition. I think we talk about this a little bit earlier. Like fertility. Right. Yeah a new day. I don't know. New life. Fertility. That's what we're guessing. Number 12. New life or resurrection? Oh, God. I'm looking at him. Who was the first person to see Jesus after his resurrection? Mary. Mary number 13, Mary Magdalene. Bang. Yeah. I thought it was like weighing all these things well, earlier. Crush. Crush. What is the 40 day period before Easter called. Plans for plan. Yeah. You know, we talked about that last episode of lent. Got him this murder. Murder squad. What type of meaning? When is lent? Sorry. Ash Wednesday, I guess is what's what's what? What happened on that day? I don't know. Was it like the start of. It's like Jesus was like, all right, we're going to we're going to go do this thing now. That's what my brain wants to say. It's like he was like, all right, we're going to go travel to this town, in this town. And like, maybe he, like, laid the plan out. And then the end of that plan was him getting crucified. And he knew that. But they didn't know that. Yeah. So what was this? What is Ash Wednesday represent? Symbolize? Why do we celebrate Ash Wednesday? Am I finally fully charged this morning? And I'm trying to think what I even did, like I literally had at 100% when I woke up. I think just my battery's cooked. It's an iPhone 11. It's seen some stuff. Yeah. So what does that one represents? Or What is the significance. In the meantime of. The 40 days. I. Was watching jeopardy in the. Gym. And then I was like, jeopardy is cool because it pops the question up with subtitles like, it's like, it's like, I don't have to be listening to jeopardy to see the question. I do have to be listening to jeopardy to hear the answer. But you can see the question because it just, like, pops it up blue screen, white letters. And I was like, that's probably for really old people. This real big text. What's the question? Yeah. The significance of the four days before Easter molded after Jesus's 40 day fast. Jesus fasted and was tempted. And then within a year, 40 days before beginning his public ministry. So I guess it's a kind of a mirror of that. Lent mirrors this time of self-denial, prayer, and spiritual focus. So I guess it's just a mirror of that. I guess maybe lent didn't, I guess Easter came before lent. That wasn't like a time before, Well, Jesus. He was in the desert for 40 days, like, relatively, before he went to the cross. It's like, I think it's within like a few months because we talk about that in church like a few months ago. So I don't know. Yeah, I don't know, I guess. Yeah. I think it was just came afterwards. That's a question for my dad. Yeah, it's part of lent. Just kicks off a 40 day season of lent, not counting Sundays. Interesting. Yeah. I mean, I was just, like a shout out or like a throwback. It's like, you know, he came back. So now 40 days before he comes back, let's let's do something. Let's the. And every Friday we'll get in there. We'll just eat fish because I feel real. Black Friday was terrible. Good Friday it was terrible okay. So that was 40 day period. Got it. What type of meat is traditionally served for Easter dinner in many cultures? Then we talked about that a little earlier. The Easter dinner. Yeah. It's not turkey. Ham. Typically I. Would probably ham. Typically ham. Because he probably fasting from ham drink because. We're going. Ham. So it's 1515 is ham or lamb. Nice bomb. Well, popular Easter candy is known for its cream filled chocolate shell. What is a Reese's egg like? No. Oh, I know this. It's a it's a it's oh the Cadbury. Yeah. That's it. There it. Is. Nice. Cadbury. Those aren't good. Cadbury Creme Egg. Let's go in there. I did. It. My my mom was always like. They're good. They're not. They're made. What is the name of the Sunday that celebrates the Jesus's resurrection? Easter Easter Sunday. Right. This is for five year olds. Easter Sunday is for elementary school kids. Jesus. Come on. Now. That's a. Good blend. How many gospels in the Bible describe the resurrection of Jesus? I guess it's 4 or 14. At least four, maybe seven. That's like an eight. Then they're holy. Well, is this including Old Testament stuff, too? Maybe. Like the illusion they had? The illusion of the prophecy of the of the resurrection. I know the number four six in my head. For for sure, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John for sure. They don't think I'll talk about that shit because they were there. I would guess seven, because it's just like a commonly reoccurring like holy. Number 18, 7 or 17. It's one of those four. All right. I'm gonna say, I'm gonna say seven. You say what? I'll go. With 14. I know I get a sense for it. I think I saw it somewhere. How many gospels? Number 18. Four. That's four. Okay. Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Totally. They were the. Yeah, that makes sense. Okay. What? Bread often eaten during Easter is marked with a cross on top. The unleavened bread. I think there's another name for unleavened bread. It's something like the kind of cracker that you have for communion and stuff. A church. Yeah, because it's like a brioche. It's like. That's a good quality. I've seen brioche. I like the little crosshatch in it. Yeah, it's because I think. That's something else. The, there's one time when Jesus says that yeast represents, the worldly ways, and then he broke unleavened bread and was like, be like this bread. It's like bread that doesn't have eastern. It. Hot cross buns. I think it's trying to allude to. That was a song. That was a little. Thing you played on the recorder. That was that was Jesus looking into our lives into two, two. 2222222. Doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo I got some hot cross buns. And you don't want song in the crosswalk. Oh, and Jesus better. Oh me I don't know I gotta work on that one. Oh, really makes that one. Yeah. And he got the job done with his hot cross buns. But he never gets that. Okay. Last one. Put my faith to the song. Come on. In which city was Jesus crucified? Oh, no. And it was Calvary. Whatever has the place. It's the city that he entered on Palm Sunday where they lay down the palms. Which city was Jesus crucified? It had to. Be the capital. Was it. Rome? That's a question that's across the world. This would be in like Israel. It would be in Egypt. And what cities? And, Come on. What what cities cover the cover in that? I'm trying to think, just nuggets. That's not coming to me. I don't even have a guess. I don't even have a guess. We're going to. We're going to know it, as you say it. Let's see. Last one. Number 20. Jerusalem. Jerusalem. Okay. Which is in Israel. Yeah. Yeah. Total. Jerusalem. Nice. So that's some answer trivia for you. It's trivia. Total. Feel like we let pastor it down. No no no isn't Jerusalem I'm sorry. We like Calvary. Yeah I know the hymns. We got a lot of it. Yeah. We crashed. Not bad, not bad. But yeah. Happy Easter y'all. Happy Easter. Having heavy Grand Rising man made it through 40 days of lent not including Sundays because yeah, it's longer than that. It was like March 5th is whenever we started the Ash Wednesday fast. So now it's going to be 420 from March 5th to 420. I guess we're going to on Sundays off for a long time. Man. I'll skip wrap stock. No. Yeah. We go all the way, all the way. And even if I got a rest pause I'm not skipping that robe. Yeah, right. Yeah. And then our church doesn't do it Easter fast. But they do. They do the 21 days of prayer and fasting. And then you January, January 1st or. Yeah, it's like January. It's like the first Sunday in January is when they start it. I think they do that in lieu of an Easter fast. Because it's like fasting is important according to the Bible. And we follow the Bible pretty heavily. But they don't do a Lenten fast because maybe that's not actually in the Bible. Yeah, maybe it's more Catholic. I think it's more of a Catholic tradition. Right. I think so too. But, like Methodist, this guy John Wesley was a Catholic way back in the day. And then John Wesley was like basically like the Catholic people were, not letting people learn how to read the scriptures because they wanted these, like, authoritarian figures to be like the people who told you what was the keepers, basically. Yeah. And he was like, there should be no gatekeepers to the to the scriptures. Now we're talking about. Yeah, you're crazy. And so he like, I think what he did was he like nailed like a really long letter to the door of one of the priests authoritarians and was basically like, narcos. I know I've been Martin. That would have been Martin Luther, not Martin Luther King, but the first Martin Luther, Luther Lutheranism. Yeah. But that was like a big moment in time where people were like, hold on. Like, I believe what you guys believe in, but I don't believe in the way you're doing it. So I'm going to like, start my own, like, religion. But it's like the same thing you guys are doing. But with Methodist specifically, it was like aimed to stop gatekeepers. Anybody could take communion. There was no like, you have to be a member of the church. The qualifications. Yeah. To enter the Holy Spirit. Because like, to become a member of the Catholic Church was it's kind of like a difficult thing. Yeah. I'm saying yeah, like a schooling thing, you know, like graduate. Right. And so they were like, not like anybody can come get communion. Any time. Any time you come to the altar, come pray to God. There's no like barrier to entry to God. Yeah, yeah. So then. That's kind of why I like. I thought of that. Right. But because it was like almost like a direct like he was Catholic and then just like made and stuff. Right. So then they still practice like, a fast for Easter. But it doesn't have to be like this specifically. It's like more like anything that you would want fast from like the idea people know what that idea is. But I think not all people do that. But the Methodist definitely do. Yeah. Yeah I was thinking about the the some closing remarks ten months ago. Pick up the little girl here in a second. Yeah. But I was thinking about, on the drive up here is thinking about, what we talked about last time as far as, like, lent or like, fasting from something. And it's like, why would you do that? You know, it's usually to go back to potentially or like, you know, maybe you could reduce it or whatever, change it to change your shit. But then I was thinking about that in, in regards of like, well then why do you, why do you wash your body like it's like a dirty like, why don't you clip your toenails like they're going to grow back? Like why, why do you trim your hair? It's gonna grow back. Like why, why do any need that? Why clean your house? This isn't a dirty again. You know, I'm saying, Because it doesn't feel nice to be clean, bro. You know, it does something. I'm not sure how that metaphor translates exactly, but there's something there. I'm with you. We don't just don't do things because they require upkeep. Yeah. Yeah. You don't just. It's just worth the effort. It's worth the something. For me, it's just worth Jesus. Like, how many times do you get to say like, thank you to Jesus? Or like, how many times we asked to suffer because of Jesus's sacrifice? Like, never. You know what I'm saying? And it's deeper than just saying thank you or like just like professing it with your, with your mouth. You know what I'm saying. Yeah. Because like people can say they're a Christian or just say they, you say whatever you want you know, so you can say whatever you want. But like there's how you act is way more indicative of like your true beliefs or anything. Totally. Okay. Like I thought of like people are like, I don't believe in God or like atheists, you know, saying, I don't believe there's a God saying, well, I don't believe there's atheism. Like, yeah, right. Like prove it. Like, prove it to me. You don't believe in a god, right? That's you can't you can't. You're do you have morality, right? Like, do you believe that you should do good like good. Things and bad things happen? Like. Yeah, facts. Right. Do you think, like, if you act terrible your whole life that you'll have a good life? It's like you don't believe that. Well, why? Why not? It doesn't feel right. What does that feeling? What are you talking about? Yeah. What are we. Talking about here? There's some kind of guiding force that would mean that if you live a good life, you'd have a good life. You do terrible things, then you have a bad life. Yeah, like. Well, that's karma. I'm like, well, what does karma represent? Right? What's the metta? The metta story of karma. You know what I'm saying? I come from. Yeah. I think people don't. People don't know what they believe. No, no, you can't. You, you act it out way more so than you can ever articulate it. It's it's deeper than your articulation, which is super like small relative to like the day to day thing to impeach and talk. Yeah. JB talks about it in his book, We Wrestle with God book. He was talking about like people in science. I don't know, I think he's talking about this with Chris Bailey. I said podcast he was on Modern Wisdom. Nice. And he was like just talking about atheism and like, people who are, like, scientifically driven. And it's like, science is a, like a god thing. Like, if we lose God, like we lose science, which is like kind of weird, like hand in hand sort of combination that we have here. But it's like because science is like the pursuit of objective truth and like you claim like by being a scientist, you you don't have to, you know, claim this. But like by being a scientist, you are acting out the idea that objective reality, there is a truth behind objective reality that we can understand and comprehend and pursuing that is good, and to pursue it and tell the truth about it is good, and that to pursue it and you were to lie about your results is like bad. It's like, don't lie. It's like, where's that come from? You know, saying, yeah. Yeah, totally good things happening to good people and bad things happening to bad people is like, heresy. It's not real. Like even God was like, that's not true, Doug or Jesus. I mean, it was like, that's not true. But like, just believing that you should do good things because it's the right thing to do, like baseline morality. It's like, where does that what is that rooted from? Like, what are you pointing to when you think those things? Like when you tell the truth, what are you pointing to? Or when someone's like, going through a difficult time and you want to, like, help them? It's like, what is that pointing to? You know what I'm saying? Yeah. It's like this pointing to God. Yeah, yeah. It's like you just don't have the connection to it. Yeah. It doesn't mean you don't believe in it. It. Okay, okay. Can't quite conceptualize or articulate what's going on here, but something's going on here. Y'all fight the good fight. Happy Easter. Pursue for the kingdom of God. Pursue it. Everything's coming on to you. It's all there. It's all here for a reason. All be revealed. Don't worry about it. Just do your best. Aim high. Aim to the highest. Do your best to get there and you'll be all right. Everything's gonna be all right. You'll find out in the end. This is relatively short. To eternal heaven. Yeah, yeah. Be over in front of an eyebrow. You're only here for 80 years. 90 years, if you're lucky. Yeah. Dude. Heaven is going to be lit. Yeah, we'll figure it out. By the way, I love peace. Love, respect. Till next time, we'll catch you on the flip. Peace.