A family staying together and loving each other in this day and age is a thousand Everest.

Like, it's awesome.

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen to every needs shall bow, your weekly Catholic podcast on evangelization and discipleship.

My name is Michael Gomer Gormley, and I am joined today by Dave Deadlift, more like Alive in Christ Lift,

Van Vickle. How you doing, Dave?

Oh, I feel like that's the kind of t-shirt that people would sell, and you'd sell a lot

because of nerds that would buy.

Yeah, Christian bodybuilders.

Yeah.

They would all.

I'm so glad he said that. That is they're all jacked i would i i so i thought of that literally at 4 30 this morning when a raging thunderstorm kept me

and my kids awake um almost flooded my house so that was great but i was like i got to come up

with something stupid for dave's was like i gotta come up with something stupid

for dave's nickname today it could come up with a cheat because you had that post on facebook

of the people dancing around like it was from a skit from youth group and i was like what's like

a youth groupy thing and i was like oh that's a youth group thing. What inspired you to post the picture of a 90s turnaround skit?

No, don't turn around. It was totally. Yeah. Oh, that was it. Yeah. That was it. Yeah.

To ask us the answer. Yeah, exactly. So, yeah, because everybody was talking about the

apocalyptic stuff with the eclipse.

And I was thinking, man, they obviously don't know the real meaning of that, the total eclipse of the heart, which every 90s youth minister put on for their kids during retreats.

Man, it's so funny.

Do you remember that skit?

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