Hey everybody. Hey guys. Oh man, Melissa, I am so sad that this is our last podcast in

our series now that Faith has come and oh my goodness, they still have you who are our

listeners today. You still have a couple of days of study left, but I just got to tell

you it makes my heart a little bit sad to come to this last podcast in our time where

we can be together like this. But okay, Melissa, I've got a story that I am dying to tell

you guys and it really does have a point. So just stay with me here for a second, but

a conversation came up at the lunch table a couple of days ago at Living Proof and I

have just thought about it and thought about it so many times and laughed about it. Melissa

and I have a co-worker named Dana at Living Proof and almost all of us have dogs because

it's just a bunch of dog freaks at the ministry and she is certainly one of them and she

has a little multi-pooh by the name of Chandler and Chandler is a puppy. I think Chandler

is right about oh, I guess right about oh, six, nine months, something like that. But

Dana also has a house full of children. She has four kids and one husband. So six of them

living under this one roof with this multi-pooh. And so one of the things that Dana says

she's just she always does, especially with the kids back in school when they want to

come in from school in the afternoon and have a snack. She gets those big bags of variety

chips. I know that you've passed by a million times if not bought them where you can get

one big bag or one big box that has all sorts of things. It's got freedoms in it. It's

got Doritos in it. It's got regular potato chips and all sorts of different kinds of

chips so that they're in single bags so that anybody can just have whatever kind they

want instead of, you know, destroying the whole bag and letting the whole bag go stale.

So what she said she does is that she puts it in the very bottom of her pantry so there's

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