Do Christians HAVE to get into cryptocurrency - Ep 2916

Um, there was a press conference in your town, and this is what people must understand about Seattle, uh, and it's just one example.

Um, was anyone shot at that press conference? Did you check on that? 'Cause-

I mean, if they weren't, they were shot right before it.

[laughs]

I mean, it's like a shooting gallery.

Or right after it.

You take, for instance, our friend Alan at Allen's soaps.

I would contend to you that Alan, even with his challenges, being non-verbal and way up on the autism spectrum.

You basically have to build a new spectrum for Alan.

Add that to, uh, add to that the, the physical challenges he has, being 14, been through these 18 operations.

I would contend to you that Alan, with all of his challenges, learns more every single day at Allen's soaps in packaging and quality control and having customers come and visit than a lot of these kids have learned in high school.

And of course, he gets to invent fragrances of soap.

He gets to see them come to fruition.

He gets to see people order them.

He gets to see his face on trading cards.

This is one of the things dad, uh, his dad John, God rest John, started because people wanted to know about Alan.

He is the namesake of the company.

He's not the mascot.

As I just said, he works there every day, gets to work with his brother Ian.

So you could make a choice to not coddle big soap.

You know, Dove, et cetera, made in China probably.

You know, who knows what degree of slave labor.

We know it's not all natural.

We know it's made with tons of chemicals, right? Not so with Allen's soaps.

All natural ingredients made by a family of three generations of soap-making expertise.

Um, there was a press conference in your town, and this is what people must understand about Seattle, uh, and it's just one example.

Um, was anyone shot at that press conference? Did you check on that? 'Cause-

I mean, if they weren't, they were shot right before it.

[laughs]

I mean, it's like a shooting gallery.

Or right after it.

You take, for instance, our friend Alan at Allen's soaps.

I would contend to you that Alan, even with his challenges, being non-verbal and way up on the autism spectrum.

You basically have to build a new spectrum for Alan.

Add that to, uh, add to that the, the physical challenges he has, being 14, been through these 18 operations.

I would contend to you that Alan, with all of his challenges, learns more every single day at Allen's soaps in packaging and quality control and having customers come and visit than a lot of these kids have learned in high school.

And of course, he gets to invent fragrances of soap.

He gets to see them come to fruition.

He gets to see people order them.

He gets to see his face on trading cards.

This is one of the things dad, uh, his dad John, God rest John, started because people wanted to know about Alan.

He is the namesake of the company.

He's not the mascot.

As I just said, he works there every day, gets to work with his brother Ian.

So you could make a choice to not coddle big soap.

You know, Dove, et cetera, made in China probably.

You know, who knows what degree of slave labor.

We know it's not all natural.

We know it's made with tons of chemicals, right? Not so with Allen's soaps.

All natural ingredients made by a family of three generations of soap-making expertise.