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Many of us in society and culture will use phrases that reference a group of people and what they do really well, and we'll reference it in some type of phrase for what we want to do as well.

So it might be something like Swiss precision.

So Swiss precision would be kind of based on that thing that the Swiss are phenomenal at excellence in craftsmanship, in precision in what they build.

This is why the watches that are coming out of Switzerland are so world-class.

Their accuracy, the meticulous attention to detail, the craftsmanship, all of that just there's now a concept that says Swiss precision, that we want to be running like that.

That if we say, hey, we want a well-run, fine-tuned, excellent craftsmanship, meticulous to detail environment or situation, we would reference this concept, this phrase of Swiss precision.

There's another one, called Irish hospitality.

I don't know if you know this, but anybody from Irish descent here or you're Irish, let's see if this is true about you.

But Irish hospitality is a phrase because the Irish are world famous for the level of hospitality that they show.

Let me just read this to you.

Irish hospitality refers to the legendary warmth, generosity, and welcoming nature of the Irish people.

where visitors are treated like long lost friends and no one ever leaves the kitchen without being fed.

I can get behind that.

In fact, it goes back to ancient Ireland that in ancient Ireland, there were actually laws that mandated you had to be hospitable to somebody.

Talked about that households were legally required to provide food, a bed, and entertainment to strangers that can be fined for turning a traveler away.

They actually, in Ireland, if you go there, there's a Gaelic phrase.

I'm not even trying to say it, but a Gaelic phrase that would be on the wall at the airport.

It would be in pubs.

It would be publicly kind of painted at different places.

And translated, it just means this, 100,000 welcomes.

There'd be this Gaelic phrase that the Irish are known for 100,000 welcomes.

There's a concept of the cup of tea over there, which is pretty much, it'd be unheard of if you went into an Irish household and they didn't offer you a cup of tea and food.

So we would say, in fact, quite frankly, I want Jesus Coach of Sacramento to be known for its Irish hospitality.

I want it to be known that everybody that comes in here gets a thousand welcomes, that you're not gonna leave this place without being welcomed like a long lost friend and connected.

So the Irish, so we would say, hey, we wanna be hospitable like the Irish are hospitable.