Um, pros, cons, how do you, uh, integrate it into your playing?

I got, I got a funny story, and you guys can take over.

But j- it happened to me just last night.

My son's 14 years old, and, uh, he comes up to me, he goes, "Dad, I can't play soft." I, 'cause he has to play something that's pianissimo.

"I can't play soft." I said, "Well, let me hear it." And of course, it's just air and no, no focus.

And I said, "Well, you've been playing loud for the last half hour.

Of course you're not gonna be able to play soft.

So, you know, nerves and the confidence, things like that, uh, how did you guys develop your own kind of dealing with stage fright and that sort of thing?

They save lives and reduce spread.

Um, as Christians, we should want people to flourish.

What if you have someone who's living a sinful life, and they take this medication to keep themselves from getting sick? But then let's say they turn their life around, and they come to know Jesus, and they become a Christian, and they wanna get married and have children.

Well, because of this medication, they can go on and live their life in a healthy way.

Still, he says individuals should be responsible for covering PrEP drugs.

I mean, people have to be responsible for their own actions, don't they? I'm not a big fan of the government forcing someone to purchase something for someone else because of their behavior.