Or do you have a player, a DM horror story?

I do.

There's one I currently can't talk about that I had recently because I'm still under contract, but I'll talk about that soon.

Yes, I had a recent player horror story.

We will call this individual Bob.

Bob... cheated at the table in front of me multiple times uh and like i'm sitting so it's think of it as a regular table there is six people three on either side bob is sitting directly next to me to my right he'd roll a dice and just say a different number um and i would be sitting there and i'd be like At first, I kind of let it slide because I was like, maybe he's just not reading it right.

Kind of older gentleman.

But those things are already planned out and it's just, things will happen if the party is there they will influence them and may you know domino effect everything else uh but yeah i like to just my main thing is i want to give people choices on what to do especially because then it feels more connected to the character um

Yeah,

for like at least five, six years, I laid low.

Dalton was doing his own thing.

He's still pretty much doing his own thing, just like with me and also doing his own thing.

But we, in 2023, right before I had Asa, it was like that postpartum when I wrote String Cheese.

Um, we came off of, I came step down from my position at the church because I needed a break.

And then shortly after that, I was like, what if we all went back on the road, like as a whole family? And they were like, how are we going to do that? I'm like, let's just buy another bus and do it exactly how we were, which this time there wasn't five of us.

Did they give you a lot of coaching or was it just the experience of being in front of those live audience and having to step up your game every time that made the difference?

Yeah,

for like at least five, six years, I laid low.

Dalton was doing his own thing.

He's still pretty much doing his own thing, just like with me and also doing his own thing.

But we, in 2023, right before I had Asa, it was like that postpartum when I wrote String Cheese.

Um, we came off of, I came step down from my position at the church because I needed a break.

And then shortly after that, I was like, what if we all went back on the road, like as a whole family? And they were like, how are we going to do that? I'm like, let's just buy another bus and do it exactly how we were, which this time there wasn't five of us.

Did they give you a lot of coaching or was it just the experience of being in front of those live audience and having to step up your game every time that made the difference?

What do you hope the next season holds for you?

I always love seeing Morgan get things wrong.

I think that's really interesting.

I wanna dig deeper into our, the rest of our cast and see who they are and, you know, where they come from.

Amen.

And I had the opportunity to raise those kids, and He entrusted them to me, so I needed to do it at the fullest.

And so, um, I wrote this song, and it ministered to me, and then I got to share it with millions of people-

We actually have a little clip of your audition that I'd like to share.

When I'm overwhelmed and touched out.

They come climbing up on the couch.

Saying, "Mama, can you open my string cheese?" I smile because I know meeting their needs.

Fills my soul.

Being their mama is who I'm meant to be.

Exactly.

They were so excited to be home.