Welcome to another episode at 30 minutes in the New Testament.

This is the post, and I mean post, as in directly after Christmas Day episode.

We're literally recording this a day after Christmas because we're

hardcore like that.

Yeah. Although everyone else in the world has to go back to work today too. So, you know,

I guess we're not that hardcore. Well, we didn't have to do this, but we did.

That's right. It's funny, you know, yesterday, Christmas morning, one of my favorite things to do in the city is go outside on Christmas morning and just look at the difference that takes place.

I mean, of course, living in the heart of Manhattan and New York City,

what you experience on a daily basis is just constant, like, grind and busy, busy,

I mean, it's just, it never stops.

Everything you see in TV and movies about New York City life, it's true.

Except on Christmas Day, when there's almost no cars in the road,

there's nobody out, it's so quiet you can hear a whisper. It's really phenomenal. I mean, I stood in the middle of 14th Street,

which for those who haven't been to New York, you don't know, importance to that street,

but that's a huge, major street in the the city and i stood right in the middle of it

and took pictures and had no cars anywhere nearby for minutes yeah it's an it's an amazing thing so

uh but today you go outside and right back at it man right back at it's just it. It's just boom. Yep. Everything's moving.

Yeah.

I mean, it's probably one of the only days in New York where the vast majority of

stuff is closed.

Yes.

That vast majority of stuff is closed.

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