Speaker 2: 0:04

Quick questions with David. Sorry, guys, all right, all right guys. We have more questions. We have far more questions than we have. Tonality yes.

Speaker 3: 0:13

So let's ask a question. All right, In a car, do you listen to sermons, podcasts or worship music the most?

Speaker 2: 0:22

You left one out you left out audiobooks you left out audiobooks.

Speaker 3: 0:26

Yes, obviously I do not listen to audiobooks in cars, so yes, I did leave that out. That won't be my answer.

Speaker 2: 0:32

Yeah, I'm a combination of all of them. I just couldn't let you get by without the audiobooks, especially the big, really gigantic ones. So I do love, I do love an audio book. I love learning the technicals of things, obviously, and what better way to do it than when you're driving? So I'm I'm, an audio book fanatic, but I'm also, you all know, I'm a music fanatic, so it's worship music all the time, but if I'm not listening to a worship music, I'm definitely listening to an audio book. Nice, All right, nice For me, I mean listening to.

Speaker 3: 1:06

oh, I got you first. Ha ha, I beat you.

Speaker 2: 1:08

Ooh, he was ready.

Speaker 3: 1:10

I was For me. I listened to actually a lot of keynote speeches from universities, from key apologists, whether it's William Lane, craig, john Lennox, frank Turek. I listened to a lot of those just keynote speeches where they're talking about a topic in the Bible and I will listen to. I remember actually driving my son to college. We live in South Florida, he goes to college north of Pittsburgh, so you're talking about an 18 to 20 hour drive and half of it I was listening to John Lennox and my son was like of it. I was listening to John Lennox and my son was like how do you understand what he's saying? He is very uh, he gets very deep, he's he's brilliant. But that's why I enjoy him literally for probably nine hours is what I listened to.

Speaker 2: 1:56

And your son was going. Can you just put anything else in the world on Like, could you? Could you put two dryers with coins inside them on for the next nine hours, please, oh man.

Speaker 1: 2:08

That reminds me when I used to drive with my dad from New York to Florida and like he would play all the oldies and at the time I was a big hip hop head and I was like what are you? Are you killing me, dad? And he's like he'll let me listen to the radio for like one hour of all that time and I love it. Now I absolutely love oldies and all different type of musics because of him. Yeah.

Speaker 2: 2:33

But we have influence as fathers.

Speaker 1: 2:36

Yeah, fathers are great. I would say for me it's just like you, jason is a combination of things. I think it all depends what's happening in my life or what's happening for the road. Right, if I'm going on a longer road trip, it might be an audio book, it might be a sermon. That's a little bit longer I'm able to digest it and I have a longer drive, Shorter drives. It will be maybe some music, worship music or just any type of music, but lately for me, the heavy one.

Speaker 1: 3:07

I think, if I look back, it would be podcasts. Podcasts are big just because we started our podcast, but also it's just different variation of podcasts, right, and it's a short live, short nugget for the day or for the time. So I think podcast has been something that's really heavy listening right now.

Speaker 2: 3:23

It's definitely growing with me too. Mean, I'm I've, I've been, I've been hardcore audiobooks for probably 15 years now. So I do love podcasts, but, like my other problems are so many podcasts I know that that you don't know which ones to listen to, and when I get into one, I'm gonna sit there and listen to 50 or 100 of them. So it's like it better be good. So I just don't know what to get into. But yeah, there's so many ways to learn.

Speaker 1: 3:47

I'm the type of guy that if I said if I'm going to start it, I'm going to finish it, so podcasting me. I'm able to just go all right, I'll finish it, but it's going to be done in 10 minutes or whatever it is, or I could skip it without having to know that I missed so much where something else bigger. I'm like, ah, I gotta sit down, I gotta finish this, I gotta you never know, it turns back around and I might like it, but yeah yeah, that that is what happened, guys.

Speaker 2: 4:14

So, guys, again, we learn something new every day and every week. So thanks for your time, thanks for your consideration. We'll see you next week bye.