Nov. 23, 2024
Back To The Beginning, Upsetting Negligence, And Updates For UFC Bouts In December
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Broadcasting Live. Good afternoon, Blockhead Nation, and thank you for
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stopping by. Once again. You are listening to your favorite
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be talking about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next.
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I am your host. My name is Brian Little, and
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I thank you so much friends, just for coming by
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for a few minutes to listen to this little podcast.
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all available. I will say this downloads are the most helpful,
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and thank you for everybody who's been tuning in. It
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has been so fun to get on this show and
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just be able to talk with you guys about the
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three things that matter the most to me in my life.
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Number One, God is King. Number two Peanuts is the
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single most successful comic strip in American history and number three,
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Mixed Martial Arts is the greatest sport under God's hot sun.
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So last week when I spoke to you, it was
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straight from the gullet, it was straight into the MMA community.
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Now we can back to normal format, and there are
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some things that are on my heart that I really
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want to discuss with this episode. But first and foremost,
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since we have Thanksgiving coming up, of course, I want
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to take you to the infamous scene in the beginning
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of the Thanksgiving episode. Lucy is flipping the ball. She
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is taunting Charlie Brown and saying I won't pull away
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the ball because of the tradition of Thanksgiving with the
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the Thanksgiving football game, which of course she does not
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fall through with that. But I'll tell you this that
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gives me a chance, really to go back to the
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beginning seventy three years ago, the first time that Charlie
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Brown ever fell for the football gag, and believe it
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or not, it was not Lucy. So I've had this
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ongoing discussion with anybody that will listen that Charlie Brown
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has kicked the football. And I'm not talking about parodies
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like South Park or Robot Chicken or anything else that's
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come out on Comedy Central or Family Guy. I'm not
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talking about those. I'm talking about legitimately in the comic
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strip and in the TV shows where Charlie Brown kicked
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the football five times. That's hope for the remnant because
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the majority of the time he does miss it. For
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seventy three years, Charlie Brown has fallen for this gag,
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and it originated not with Lucy but with Violet in
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a Peanuts comic strip that dates back to nineteen fifty one.
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If you want to look at it, it's on the
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Charles Schultz Museum website, their Facebook page, their Instagram, it's
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all there. It shows the comic strip where the following year,
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Lucy will take over. But if you look at this
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comic strip, you can see that Violet is sweating bullets,
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waiting on Charlie Brown to engage. He's saying, he'll kick
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my hand. I just know he's gonna kick my can.
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I can't go through with this. I can't do it.
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And she pulls away, not out of falling for the gag,
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but just simply she can't stand it. She has an
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anxiety attack, and Charlie Brown misses the ball it's not
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an exclamation point of any kind. It's a question mark,
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like what did you just do? And then while he's
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laying there in a daze, she looks at him in
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dismay and goes, you didn't kick the football, Charlie Brown,
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why didn't you kick it? Which, in total, Charlie Brown
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will attempt at least thirty six times. So just to
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clarify for any listener, in nineteen fifty one, Violet's the
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first one to do it. Did he kick the ball
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in the common strip? Yes? He did, but it wasn't
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Violet or Lucy holding the ball, it was Schroeder. So
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by nineteen fifty two, there's this ongoing lowering of Charlie
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Brown to kick the football and it becomes that false staple,
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and each one becomes more devious than the other one,
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and Charlie Brown, Charles Schultz's creator, is trying to be
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more cunning with it every single time, and we know
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what the result is going to be. This was his
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exact quote from his childhood. This is from Sparky, he says,
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and I quote. It all started with a childhood memory
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of being unable to resist the temptation to pull the
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football away at the kickoff. You know, it's just kids
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being kids. We all did it, we all fell for it.
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So if you know anything about Charles Schultz, it's a
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continuation of his childhood. It's subtly letting America know what's
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going on under the surface. If you look for it.
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It's got so much parable in it that shows he
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could have been a minister or an American history teacher.
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It's so true about Charles Shultz's tendencies. So that gets
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consumed by the readers and it gets appreciated by those
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who keep the memory alive like yours truly. Now, So
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now that I've covered what I wanted to mention about
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the Peanuts, those that follow my show know that I'm
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gonna blend this in with parable just like Linus did
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in the Christmas episode where he'll step forward, there'll be
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one spotlight I'm and he'll quote the Gospel of Luke.
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I'm gonna do something similar to that. I'm gonna take
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a look at something that I found out not long
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ago that was really disturbing. As a podcaster, I can
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bring these things to light. There was a Wells Fargo
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employee a few days ago that was found dead at
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their desk. Okay, first of all, hearing that is so
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hard to swallow that so many in America are consumed
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with their jobs where it's so robotic to check in,
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check out, and just drone on through the day. This
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is also proof of how much these companies do not
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care about you, that you are just data, you're just analytics.
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And I was reading something that is absolutely heartbreaking here
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and it was in one of the comments. So when
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I heard about this, it was on the Ken Coleman
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Show where he's addressing this Wells Fargo employee who has
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found dead a few years a few days later, had
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apparently gone in during the weekend and passed away, and
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not everybody found out about right away. It took a
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few days until the smell started to bother the employees
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and they sought it out to find what had happened.
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Even more heartbreaking that the family doesn't reach out what
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family she does or does not have. And there was
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a comment put on there about a guy being a
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security guard for over twenty years and he worked in
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a six story, two hundred and ten thousand square foot
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building loaded with offices and cubicles, and he mentioned and
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that every day when he would go through the office,
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he would actually check every single office and every cubicle
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on his rounds for this very reason. And the boss
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has hated this because, you know, you're supposed to be
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standing guard in front of the building. What else can
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you expect from a lazy, corrupt cop for somebody to
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be wandering around. And the term they used in the
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military for us was skating. You know, if you're skating off,
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you're supposed to be doing a job and you're not
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to be found. That was the term used. This security
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guard warned about these kind of things happening. They don't
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argue with him, but he gets a lot of eye
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rolls for it. This security guard actually found an employee
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passed out on the floor in a conference room on
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a Saturday during a four day weekend. So it's heroes
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like him that are under the surface. But just this
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horrible thought, why the death of a Wells Fargo employee
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who's found days later is so heartbreaking. As a teacher
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and a podcaster, this is the sentimental part of my
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show where I can just reach out and say, you
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know what, if you don't have something that you're passionate about,
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if you just want to pick Blockhead's brain for somebody
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who's on this journey and just wants to know that you,
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the Blockhead Nation matter not just as downloads and analytics.
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You are people who take the time and listen in that.
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We got to do better. We got to do better
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in proximity. We gotta do better about opening up so
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many of us men most of you listen to this
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are men who are who don't want to talk, or
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don't feel like they need to talk, or are taught
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they shouldn't talk. For whatever stigma is out there, I
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reach out and say during the holiday season, let's all
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do a better job of reminding people that you are
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not meant to get up and go to a job
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and come home and watch TV and go to bed
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and drone on for twenty plus years hoping for a
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better retirement. No, we gotta do better in the journey itself.
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We got to know how to find contentment and stop
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thinking that we have to say yes all the time
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and work overtime for a company that doesn't even care
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about you. When you know somebody like Wells Fargo will
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go for days and not know this person's dead, and
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that position will be refilled by the end of the week.
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Isolation is a real thing. The holidays are not always
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the most exciting and the most appreciated and the most
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uplifting for everybody. So blockad Nation, reach out, reach out
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to whoever it is your group of people, and they'll
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reach out to somebody, and we can avoid things like
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this for somebody who deserved better in their last breathing
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days than being stuck in a cubicle in a meaningless job,
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and we can seek to do better. You want to
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talk about it, you can reach out in the comments,
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you can reach out to me through social media. However,
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it is I enjoy the passion I get behind being
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on the microphone and talking with you. This is a
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fate I wouldn't wish on anyone for any reason. And
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it's inexcusable by the company. It's inexcusable that America would
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just move on, say oh, that's terrible, and just move
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on to the next thing. It's time to break the stigma,
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blockad Nation. It's time that things like this don't have
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ever again. How befitting that the scripture reading for today's
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podcast is a well known verse Philippians, Chapter four, Verse thirteen.
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You see it day in and day out. You hear
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it often and simply from the NIV version, I can
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do all things through Christ, who strengthens me. But if
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we look at the reflection from Blue Layer Bible, this
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shines the light of truth on what the true intention
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in context of what this verse means the whole chapter
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of Philippians, chapter four, when the apostle Paul wrote that
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he can do all things through Christ, we have to
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understand that it's in the light of his circumstances. The
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apostle Paul declares that he could find contentment and even
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joy in every situation. Though we may not be in
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the most desirable place currently where we are, we should
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find our contentment and our joy in knowing that Christ
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is the one who gives us the strength to get
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through anything and ride through any storm, blockhead nation. That's
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the truth of that segment and of that entire chapter
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of Philippians. So as I get into the second part
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of my show where I talk about mixed martial arts,
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it's already done for the day. Because this fight took
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place at five am Central Standard time. It was located
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in the Galaxy Arena in China. So the main event's
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already done. Number three ranked pewter Yan versus the up
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and comer, the former flyweight champion number five. Davison figuredo
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it slightly favored pewter Yan as a former champion versus
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a guy who's held the goal but is now very
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comfortable in the bantamweight division, and ultimately pewter Yon gets
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his hand raised, which not long after that you have
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a tweet from none of then Cheeto Vera who wants
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to get back in there and face the current number
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three ranked former champion Pewter Yawn. So that's currently where
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we stand as of this morning. Woke up to that
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my dear friends over there at Against the Fence MMA
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channel who do a great job of covering the fights live,
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minute by minute, round by round. So shout out to
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the guys from Against the Fence to cy Ash and JK.
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But their job was already done by the time I
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got up this morning, So not much for me to
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repair you for and get you ready for the event.
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But what I can do is take a look at
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December seventh, that's coming around, so we've got the holidays
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coming up. There really won't be much for a wif
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B to discuss on the second end until that upcoming week,
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So we'll see what happens with the podcast during the
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holiday break. I'll probably do one, but I might just
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focus at very peanuts centered as I did at MMA
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take Down last week. But just know that if we
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look forward to December seventh, to the T Mobile Arena
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in Las Vegas, apparently we still have the fight with
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Vicente Luke and Nick Diaz. This is still on the
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on the cart. It's been dropped to the prelams where
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the curtain for Vicente Luke and Nick Diaz that should
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be addressed. That might be a better barn burner, and
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that would be a welterweight bout with Randy Brown and
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Ultimate Fighter winner Brian Battle. Brian Battle has been doing
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