Spokane

I think that was well said.

Miss Darling, here in Spokane, Where we have climate fraud tax, we're at $7.29 a gallon.

I get over 40 miles to the gallon with my diesel car.

I will not be giving up my car when I can travel over 1,000 miles on two tanks of fuel.

It's happened, I don't know, there have been other places.

Spokane, sometimes at Gonzaga.

Even Gonzaga?

Yeah, they'll get a little rambunctious, but there will only be a handful of them.

that they're having right now.

And certainly Mosby would be an intriguing player to bring to Spokane or at least have him on a visit if they don't have him, if they don't make an offer sometime soon.

We're going to pivot away from our conversation about the future of Gonzaga basketball to talk about the past, notably to talk about the most recent All-American to play for the Zags.

That's, of course, Graham Ike, who's going to team up with Steve Kerr and Steph Curry on the Golden State Warriors.

You get to play with bands that you haven't normally...

We have places to stay in Spokane.

Do you have a home in Seattle?

Yes.

And I like Death Cab.

That's just how good built to spill is.

Yo, I saw them when I was living in Spokane.

I have a show and a banger of a band, man.

They cruise around town or around a couple counties area.

But for the most part, people are going with hybrids because even at 400 miles, if you're driving from here to Spokane, it's putting you there with not a lot of charge left after going over the pass.

You've got some higher speed freeways in areas where people open it up a little bit.

So you've got the range to get to Spokane, but you need to find somewhere to charge it to get it filled back up.

And so you run that risk of having a delay to your trip and have to plan around it.

But honestly, I'm 50% to 70% there with the guy you met in the hills, but I think the numbers are a bit extreme.

And not only that, I want to welcome by virtue of livestream our friends at the Seattle campus with Pastors Fred and Meredith.

They are tuning in live today as well as our Spokane campus with Gavin and Kat and the entire team.

We are celebrating as one unified church spread across four different cities on this monumental day, celebrating the goodness and the faithfulness of God in the land of the living.

As I begin this morning, I wanted to take you down a walk through memory lane.

It has cost so much more than I ever considered.

And it has paid me back so much more than I ever considered.

See, what I didn't know at that time was that 12 years ago in that barn, God was planting the seeds for Snohomish, Seattle, Kirkland, Spokane, and beyond.

And what looked like a humble beginning was simply the foundation that God was laying to construct something great for the Pacific Northwest.

The concern is that $6-plus per gallon diesel is going to start to put some inflationary pressures on everything else, and even to some of that better profitability potential, he said.

Many farmers have already tightened their belts, leaving little margin to accommodate fuel price increases, said John Paul Driver, a hay farmer near Spokane, Washington, and the second vice president of the Washington Farm Bureau.

Any increase in fuel right now is additional debt for the farm, Driver said.

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And when we do events like this, it stays local and it stays true to our community and how we want to solve our problems versus the state in Olympia saying, oh, you're going to do it this way.

And I think that's clearly the voice I want is your voice down there, because I think you can bring that relatability of what is necessary in our community isn't necessary in Olympia, isn't necessary in Ellenberg, isn't necessary in Spokane, but it allows us, it allows all of our local communities to keep things local, but supported.

OK, we have about 30 seconds for you to say a final word.

Yeah, well,