Jan. 19, 2025
'It' Factor, Meet The Human Equation
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Broadcasting Live good evening, Blockhead Nation. Thank you for stopping
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by once again. You are listening to your favorite Blockhead,
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the only podcast in the podcasting world. But can somehow
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incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one minute and then be
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talking about MMA and Warriors inside the Octagon the next.
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I am your host. My name is Brian Little, coming
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couch here at the house with the dogs in the background.
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If they make noise, may not be great podcasting etiquette,
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know this is a very fan friendly podcast. This is
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a listener supported podcast for listeners just like you. And
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I'll tell you right now, I almost came into this
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episode almost told Cold Turkey. I mean, you got the
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playoffs going on, you got a crumbling tower of Englewood
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going on over there in UFC three eleven. So there's
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all kinds of fires to be put out over there.
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But if you are new to this show, let me
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tell you three things that are always talked about. Number one,
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God is King. Number two, Peanuts is the single most
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successful comic strip in American history. And number three, mixed
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martial arts is the greatest sport under God's hot sun.
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So Part one of this show is very much focused
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upon the Peanuts comic strip, the TV series, the Charles
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Schultz Museum, the animated movie, anything that's related to Charlie
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Brown's Snoopy Lass in the Gang. You get that on
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this part. By time we get midway through the show,
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I share my scripture of the day with you. If
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you're still around, if you're an MMA fan, stick around
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for part two. That's where I'll cover what's going on
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in the wacky world of the UFC or any other
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MMA organization for that matter. So I just didn't have
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any notes for this episode. I just didn't throughout the week,
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I didn't get anything written down, didn't really think, Okay,
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maybe this could be a topic that I'll discuss, and
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I was kind of like, well, what am I gonna do?
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I can always count on taking a look at the
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Charles Schultz Museum anytime that I pull up their page.
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It's easy for me to move from this point forward.
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I have been a Peanuts fan my entire life. Wore
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the T shirts when I was back in high school
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with the chevron for Charlie Brown. Been the part of
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Charlie Brown and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. I've
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been that part many times before, you know, throughout college,
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went to many of those different showings of that, in
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particular musical Every Christmas. You know, you got the Christmas episode,
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you know, and Charlie Brown with a TV special is
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very seasonal. So as we get a little bit closer
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you have Valentine's Day, so be my Valentine. Charlie Brown's
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really easy, as several of the others that are based
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on the Little Red Hair Girl. It's easy to put
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do content creation on things like that. But when you
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have this kind of lull between Happy New Year and
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Valentine's Day, and you have the inauguration of our new
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president coming in in Monday, you know, I could spend
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some time in mlkday. That's easy to do when we
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talk about the character of Franklin. But I just didn't
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have anything this until I looked at the Charles Schultz Museum,
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I just had no content. It was a blank slate.
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And the first thing it says there's a new exhibition
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going on. It's the Strip Rotation Gallery and it's running
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from as of two days ago until July thirteenth. So
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we got a long stretch of something called nice Shades
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Beyond the Lines in Peanuts. So at first glance, I thought, okay,
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they must be talking about Joe Cool who that's one
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of the metamorphosis to Snoopy. He's always wearing the sunglasses,
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and that's not yet at all. It's actually talking about
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the techniques that Charles Schultz used through expression through detail
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with his drawings of the Peanuts comic strip. So if
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you want to see an online exhibition that, or if
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you happen to be out in Santa Rosa, you should
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go check out this exhibition at some point in the
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next six and a half months. So it's more of
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I didn't even understand. While I started to pull up
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the photos of this ongoing gallery. The first one it
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has is something that's called screen tone Renaissance. Now I'm
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familiar with the Renaissance movement from an artistic standpoint, but
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I'll admit I had to go research it. I had
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to go google what in the world it meant by
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screen tone art, and I was floored by how you
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can level up your artwork just by doing that, by
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turning anything you have into screen tone and using the
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shading techniques that would be on print and vinyl of that.
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And a couple of these comic strips that are up
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on this particular one or some of my absolute favorites.
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It's befitting those that are in the North Texas area
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or anywhere else for that matter, along the coast. You
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do know that we've got a cold front that's coming
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pretty quick. That's me talking about the weather. But you
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got Snoopy's comic strip of him and Woodstock in the
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canoe rowing as fast as they can, because as we know,
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we can't count on the weather man to always be right.
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Snoopy makes a comment about when we left it was
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nice and clear. Now look we're running straight into what's
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called coastal fog. So that's actually one of my favorites
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from back in the day. But I didn't realize that
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this strategy that he used for screen tone, and what
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they talked about was screen tones are actually an extension
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of what's called cross hatching. Again, had to open up
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another tab and look at what cross hatching is for beginners,
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and this is very acute detail on the shading that
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you use, and there's even challenges when you make portraits.
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The fact that the shaky handed Charles Schultz was using
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this type of exquisite detail for the Peanuts is just
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once again, how much more can I tell you Blockhead
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Nation that when you peel back one layer of the onion,
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you're gonna find more and more layers. You're gonna find
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a depth and a complexity. To Charles Schultz and to
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the Peanuts comic strip that you would never have realized
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just for taking a little while. And that's what the
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Charles Schultz Meda. The museum does a fantastic job of
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from their online website to their social media post, I'm
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always promoting them. I can't wait to see it in
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person two years down the road. Now, this gives me
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a chance. As I was talking to a friend not
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long ago and I mentioned something about another TV show,
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this is me taking it out of Peanuts and just
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kind of giving you something that's based on society and culture.
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If I can, I'll shift over to one of my
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favorite TV shows of all time. One of my absolute
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favorites will always be The Wonder Years. If you did
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not grow up with that show, you missed out even
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historical context. You missed an adaptation of the Vietnam War
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on your TV screen that's still pretty accurate to this day.
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The dark side, the patriotic side, and even more than that.
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So I mentioned to her, as she was talking about
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some struggles she's had in her career, I said, you
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should go watch this episode. It's season one, episode three.
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Basically in a nutshell, I won't give up the whole episode.
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But Kevin decides that he's interested in what his dad's
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work is like. All he sees is on the back end.
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So you know, you've got the start of your day
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where he's having to go to work and beat the
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traffic and then having to put out fires all day
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long from the office. But then he comes home and
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has to just decompress from all of that. That's pretty
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common for us adults. What Kevin doesn't see is what
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he does on a day to day basis. He starts
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asking questions, I know where you work, but what do
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you actually do? Only the dad just says, you know what,
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Kevin to better if you see this in person, why
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don't you come with me to school. I'll write you
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and you come with me to the office. I'll write
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you a note for school, and you can come with
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me to work. Pretty good little deal. He even gets
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to sit in the swivel chair and just sit back
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and watch the day to day interactions that happen. Now,
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I wouldn't say it's the most highly stressful job. The
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theory is, but I will tell you in the midst
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of all that, Jack looks at Kevin and says, Kevin,
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you needed to know the most important part of the
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working day the coffee break. So think of this kind
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of like in the eye of the storm, that Kevin
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gets to see his dad in his most relaxed form
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of the day. They go to the break room, they
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enjoy a cup of coffee together, they start talking. Kevin
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simply asks how his dad ends up getting the job
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that he had, and it was more of like a
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I met your mom, and I went to work here
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on an entry level job, and the rest is history.
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I moved up into management and somewhere in there. And
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he just kind of said, did you want to do
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anything else? And you know, they go into all that,
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but finally, the main point of what Jack says to
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Kevin in the midst of all of this controlled chaos,
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he says this, and I quote, you know, Kevin, you
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can't do every little silly thing you want to in life.
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Got to make your choices and try to be happy
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with it. Now, for those of you that are listening
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that feel like I am taking the wind out of
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your sales, I never became a professional baseball player. You're
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in good company. Most don't. I never became a professional
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football player. Well, the numbers are stacked against you. If
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you made it, you're one of those few that in
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the midst of when everybody wants to sit back and
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criticize a professional football game, we don't realize that people
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like Tom Brady would throw a football in silence before
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dawn and sit in the film room when everybody else
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had gone to the bar, and he's sitting there with
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the coaches analyzing film on how he can be better
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for the next game. You don't see the behind the scenes.
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You see the highlight reels. You can criticize somebody like
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Brad Paisley all day long, but a guy who played
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guitar until his fingers bled and happened to be able
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to play in some smaller venues until somebody who had
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some poll comes along and here's him and wants to
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sign a record deal with him. Either way, that's going
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into the most extremes of those who are the small
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percentage who made it. Everybody else, the working class. I
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want to go back to what he said here. I'm
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a podcaster and I want to entertain you. I want
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to educate you and edify you. And there should be
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a lot of hope in what Jack says to his
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son in this moment. You can't do every little silly
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thing you want to. You make your choices, and he says,
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it's in the most calm demeanor you can imagine, it says,
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and you try to be happy with it. Then takes
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that moment and smiles his son. He says, I think
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we've done all right, don't you. It's a great feel
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good moment for those who need it now. And I
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give you the feel good moments from a siding culture.
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So it's all where Ilwa was re emphasize with the truth.
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Stick around for the scripture of the day, and I
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hope you'll stick around for part two. Is I enveloped
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some things going on inside of the octagon on the canvas.
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Our scripture reading for this podcast comes from James Chapter one,
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verse seventeen. Every good gift and every perfect gift is
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from above and comes down from the Father of Lights,
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with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning. Now. Really,
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I could read some of the commentary that comes from
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Blueletter Bible or other different commentaries for this part, but
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I think really in a way, I like to give
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a secondary extra scripture just because Romans chapter twelve six
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through eight really expounds on all of it about how
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to use the gifts that God is granted to any individual,
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especially to members of the church. This is what it says.
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Heaven then gifts differing according to the grace that is
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given to us. Let us use them. If prophecy let
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us prophesy or ministry. Let us use it in ministering.
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If it's teaching, teach, He who exhorts in exhortation, he
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who gives, he who leads with diligence, he who shows
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mercy with cheerfulness. This was well said by David Using.
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There's difference and distribution of these gifts. It's all do
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as it says the grace that is given to us.
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Spiritual gifts are not given on the basis of merit.
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It's because God chooses to give them to you. It's
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at the discretion of the Holy Spirit, blockhead Nation. So
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I hope that's uplifting. If you have not been using
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