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00:05 - Oh yes, stay right there, 00:08 stay right there, I'll be right back. 00:10 (gentle music continues) 00:12 - Hey, welcome everybody 00:14 to our Talking Donkey International 00:16 and our new television series, "Country Wisdom." 00:19 - Let's set the tone for this new series of ours. 00:22 It's found in Proverbs 4, 00:24 "let your eyes look directly forward 00:27 and your gaze be straight before you. 00:30 Ponder the path of your feet 00:33 and then all your ways will be sure." 00:36 - Join us now for "Country Wisdom." 00:38 (gentle music) 00:43 - You know, Jim, as we were driving 00:45 up to this mountain here today, I noticed something 00:49 about us or at least something 00:51 that is very different between you and me 00:55 and it was clear on that road. 00:57 Every time we would come to a spot where it went steeper 01:01 or gotten narrower or both 01:04 and it's filled with rocks, I'm thinking we should turn 01:08 around and you're going, oh, we can make this. 01:13 There were times I wasn't looking out the window 01:15 because we're on the edge and I didn't want 01:18 to know how close we were getting to the edge. 01:22 Clearly you like risks. 01:25 You like adventure. 01:26 You call it much more than I do. 01:30 I've always liked to take the safe route. 01:34 (chuckles) When I was a girl, I'd go to a birthday party. 01:38 Have you ever played musical chairs? 01:40 - Oh yeah. 01:41 - I think every kid has played musical chairs. 01:44 I was clinging to my chair 01:47 until I saw the next one was empty 01:50 and that I could get to it. 01:52 I'm not risking giving up this chair, this safety, 01:57 until I know I've got that one 01:59 waiting - You're risk-averse.(laughs) 02:00 - I am risk-averse 02:02 and I have heard that about you. 02:06 Didn't your friends used to have, what did you give 02:08 them, bumper stickers - Hey, there is no 02:09 - Or was it T-Shirts? - Use telling tales 02:10 on television. 02:11 - (laughs) But what was it? 02:13 They said I survived a ride with Jim Ayer 02:16 - Yeah, something like that. (chuckles) 02:17 - Yeah, well, today I survived so far 02:20 but we still have to get down 02:23 but I've just always wanted to take the safe way. 02:26 I like knowing what's ahead. 02:30 I like plan B's. 02:31 I like knowing, well, if this doesn't work 02:33 I've got this and I'm still okay. 02:37 There've been a lot of people though that have taken risks 02:41 that I would never consider taking. 02:44 And I don't know if that means that they're foolhardy 02:46 and I'm the smart one, or maybe it's the other way around. 02:52 But sometimes I think it's worth examining our lives 02:55 and seeing just how much that safety is worth. 03:00 - Maybe it has to do with commitment 03:02 some kind of commitment, some kind of goals and direction. 03:05 - I think so, 03:07 I think sometimes I might be too comfortable 03:10 that safety might be too important 03:13 and I wonder if that's really been worth it. 03:17 You know, what might I have done (chuckles) 03:19 if I'd been a little braver, if I'd let go of that chair 03:25 a little sooner, I might've won more games. 03:27 - So you still got out? 03:29 You're risk-averse - Occasionally. 03:30 - And you got out anyway 03:31 - Sometimes, yes. 03:34 Maybe it's why I didn't like birthday parties except 03:35 for the cake. (laughs) 03:37 - There you go. 03:38 - I think cake is the only reason 03:39 to go to a birthday party. 03:41 - So what's the lesson out of this? 03:43 - Well, I'm wondering if I've played it too safe. 03:48 You know, the road less traveled. 03:51 I would have looked at those two roads when they forked 03:54 and said, well, it looks like more people 03:55 have gone this way. 03:57 This is probably the safer route. 04:00 I think you would have done the opposite. 04:03 - Could be, could be. 04:05 - So are you off to take another fork 04:06 in the road? - Yeah, I'm gonna go 04:07 take another fork. 04:08 (laughing) 04:10 (gentle music) 04:17 You know, I've had the privilege 04:18 of being in Kathmandu, Nepal, 04:21 at least a couple of times 04:24 but probably the draw for that country is Mount Everest. 04:27 29,029 feet, the biggest mountain in the world, 04:33 the highest mountain peak in the world. 04:35 It's incredible, for years no one could climb it. 04:39 While they thought maybe you could go blind, 04:41 your brain would explode 04:43 if you've got to that height, that elevation, 04:45 nobody knew, it was a mystery. 04:48 And finally there were a couple of men 04:51 and really a nation, 04:53 the British that said "we've got to climb it." 04:55 But unfortunately in those days, in those years, 04:58 there was only a few permits given out, one permit per year. 05:03 In 1954, the French had the permit already. 05:06 1955, The Swiss had the permit, that only left 1953. 05:12 So they decided to go ahead. 05:14 It didn't give them much time to prepare 05:17 but they decided to, now I've, I've been on the trail, 05:20 the trail (chuckles) it's a long trail. 05:23 It actually started in Kathmandu and they had the walk, 05:26 the full length to get all the way 05:28 to Everest, miles and miles, 05:29 a seven week journey, tremendous time, 05:33 tremendous dedication. 05:36 Hillary was a 33 year old beekeeper. 05:39 He was a strapping man over six feet tall, fully energetic 05:45 and he combined with another young man Tenzing Norgay. 05:48 The two of them together, the little Nepalese fellow 05:51 and this big old, tall, a New Zealander said 05:55 "we're going to climb it" 05:56 but they didn't get the draw. 05:58 There was two other fellows that got the draw 06:00 which meant they had the first chance at the ascent. 06:04 They worked and worked and worked and they got up higher 06:06 and higher and higher and 300 feet from the summit. 06:12 They ran out of oxygen. 06:13 They ran out of energy, out of time. 06:16 They had to turn around and go back down 300 feet. 06:21 Well, the next was the ascent 06:23 for Hillary and Tenzing Norgay. 06:26 They went, they went, they went, they climbed 06:28 the gate, everything they had, they got to the peak, 06:31 they'd summited, first men in the world to summit. 06:35 And they said, "you know 06:36 we had one little tiny camera and I didn't know 06:38 that Tenzing have any idea how to operate it." 06:40 So he said, "I just stood there 06:42 and I took pictures all the way around, everywhere 06:44 to show that we'd been there 06:46 and I took a couple of Tenzing and then we came down." 06:48 That's all the time we had, they were asked, 06:51 how did you do it? 06:53 How did you do it? 06:54 He said, "well, the biggest battle is overcoming yourself." 06:59 Think about that. 07:00 The biggest battle is overcoming yourself. 07:04 Now let's see, what was it? 07:06 No, 2013, actually 2013, there was another fellow. 07:13 How do you say his name? 07:14 Yuichiro Miura, Japanese fellow. 07:18 His name doesn't really matter but he climbed it. 07:21 Why is it exciting to me? 07:22 Because he was 83 years old. 07:26 (chuckles) Well, I'm getting a little older 07:28 and that's exciting to see a man like that 07:30 and you say, how did this guy do it? 07:32 How did he do it? 07:33 He did it with 100% commitment. 07:37 (gentle music) 07:43 (water burbling) 07:45 It is sure good to get out of all that snow, 07:48 get down here in a beautiful location in the sunshine. 07:51 I listen to that water 07:52 and I think about closing my eyes. 07:55 You can almost hear the surf and the waves of the sea roll. 07:59 Now, the reason I'm thinking about that 08:01 is I'm thinking about Hernan Cortez 08:04 Cortez was born right near the water, 08:07 born in 1485, he was born to a family 08:10 that they weren't high nobility 08:12 but he was kind of an up and comer 08:14 at least he tried to be 08:15 he wanted to be, tried to get into government. 08:18 It only went so-so for him, until he finally, 08:20 he went to Cuba and there 08:23 he was able to get a little higher in the government. 08:26 He finally worked with people 08:28 and finally was able to round up a bunch of ships. 08:33 He wanted to go to Mexico. 08:35 You see prior to him, there'd been at least two expeditions 08:38 that had failed to conquer the land. 08:40 And he thought, if I can conquer the land, 08:42 if I can do this, I'll be a great, great man. 08:45 So as he's gathering all up, he got permission 08:49 and at the last minute, he hears you can't go. 08:52 He didn't hear it directly 08:53 but someone told that's what the government had said. 08:56 So at the last second, he gathers up all the ships 08:58 all the men and he sails and I believe it was 1518. 09:02 He heads out to Mexico. 09:04 He arrives in 1519 and there, 09:08 there's 5 million Aztecs 09:10 that greet him. 09:11 How many? 5 million. 09:14 Now let me, I wrote down here for you 09:16 just so you can kind of understand. 09:19 Cortez had 11 ships. 09:21 He had 13 horses, 110 sailors and 553 soldiers. 09:28 That's his entire army. 09:31 That's his entire group 09:32 but he wants to take over a nation of 5 million. 09:35 I'll save you the time of doing the numbers, 09:38 the crunching here, it's 7,541 to one 09:43 7,541 to one. 09:47 What on earth is this guy going to do? 09:50 Does he have a plan? 09:52 Well, yes he did, he actually had a plan. 09:55 He went down to his ships. 09:57 He set every single one of them on fire, 10:02 burned every single ship, every single one. 10:06 You see, for him there was no plan B. 10:09 There was no opportunity for failure, 10:11 either we make it or we die right here. 10:14 And guess what? 10:16 He made it. 10:17 He made it, he formed alliances. 10:19 He did all kinds of things. 10:21 He worked here and there until he overcame 10:24 that entire nation of 5 million people. 10:26 Today we still have the city of Mexico city. 10:29 That monster city that I think is maybe the largest 10:33 if not one of the largest in the entire world 10:35 because of his 100% commitment, 100% commitment. 10:41 It makes a real difference in a life. 10:45 It had been a torrential downpour in England. 10:47 The streets were almost running like the river. 10:50 Benjamin Mee had his arm extended all the way down 10:53 into a drain hole, trying to unplug it, 10:55 when his phone rang, he answered the phone 10:58 and it was Cameron Crowe. 11:00 He said, "hey, I'm here on Hollywood Boulevard, 11:03 in Hollywood and guess what? 11:05 Matt Damon has agreed to play you. 11:07 Sorry, I gotta go and he hung up the phone. 11:10 Well, Hollywood, you see, it was the movie. 11:14 "I Bought a Zoo." 11:16 Now in the story, the zoo is in another country 11:18 but it was actually in England. 11:20 Benjamin and his wife were having terrible trouble. 11:24 She was a 40 year old lady who had cancer 11:27 and they wanted to do something 11:29 and the sister sent him an advertisement 11:32 about this zoo that was for sale. 11:34 An old busted down, broken down horrible zoo 11:37 that was in such great disrepair. 11:38 It was just unbelievable. 11:41 How would they even buy it? 11:42 It was way over a million dollars 11:44 but the family sold everything they had. 11:47 The mother helped them chipped in 11:49 and they found this zoo that had an extra bedroom, 11:53 an extra house on it. 11:54 Then mom could live too. 11:55 So they all went in together and they bought the zoo. 11:59 Shortly, the wife died, terrible situation 12:03 but people asked when the movie came out 12:05 and he actually wrote a book, how did it happen? 12:07 How did you do all this? 12:09 How did you survive? 12:10 And why'd you do it in the first place? 12:12 Well, I wrote down his answer 12:14 because it's very apropos for today's study. 12:16 He says, "sometimes, all you need is 20 seconds" 12:19 - Of insane courage 12:22 and I promise you, something great will come of it. 12:31 - 20 Seconds of insane courage. 12:34 I think of David and Goliath. 12:37 The story in the Bible, you know that story. 12:39 David takes on a mighty giant. 12:41 We believe that giant was probably nine feet tall, 12:45 little David, the shepherd boy. 12:48 And guess what? 12:50 God worked through him and a mighty miracle occurred. 12:52 He beat that giant. 12:54 And then I think of, oh there's another fellow, Jonathan 12:56 whose father was the King, King Saul. 13:00 There was thousands of chariots. 13:01 There were thousands of men of war. 13:03 They all came against Israel, to beat Israel to a pulp 13:08 and Jonathan said to his armor bearer, 13:10 "we've got to do something." 13:13 What can one man and his armor bearer 13:15 do against an entire army like that? 13:18 Jonathan said, "let's go out over here 13:20 to this rock outcropping. 13:21 I know the Philistines are over there. 13:24 Let's go there and let's reveal ourselves to them 13:27 and if they say, come up to where we are, 13:30 that's a sign from God that God will be with us." 13:35 They went over to that location and sure enough, 13:37 they showed their selves, hey fellas, 13:39 what are you doing up there? 13:40 Philistines looked down and said, "hey, little man, 13:43 come on up here and we'll show you a thing or two." 13:47 At that point, it's too late to back out. 13:49 But in their hearts, they didn't wanna back out. 13:52 They wanted to follow along 13:54 with what God was going to do through them. 13:58 They started climbing up the rocks. 13:59 They had to go, walked on their hands and knees to get up. 14:02 And there's at least 20 men on this escarpment, 14:06 20 men, brave warriors of the Philistine army. 14:11 The next scene, they've killed every single one of them. 14:15 So much thrill that, the fear ran 14:17 throughout the entire Philistine army. 14:20 Beware, get out of the way these guys, God is with them. 14:24 And because of that, 20 seconds 14:26 of insane courage of climbing on their hands 14:28 and knees up a mountain to attack another army 14:32 God did mighty things through them. 14:34 That's what you and I need is 20 seconds of insane courage. 14:38 (gentle music) 14:42 - We have a problem, 14:43 and the problem is commitment. 14:46 We are so often, 14:48 unable, unwilling to really commit to God. 14:52 Over and over, in stories in the scripture. 14:55 We're shown people who gave up everything 14:59 when they had gotten their sights. 15:01 They met Jesus and turned their backs on their former lives. 15:05 Zacchaeus, he worked for the IRS of that time 15:09 and he had cheated people. 15:11 He was rich but he hadn't gotten all that money, honestly. 15:17 After he met Jesus, he not only promised 15:20 to pay back everything he'd stolen. 15:23 He said he'd pay back four times 15:26 what he owed, that's commitment. 15:30 Then you have Peter and Andrew, fishermen. 15:33 When Jesus came by and told them to follow him, they did, 15:39 they didn't stop to argue about it. 15:40 They didn't stop to make sure all their decks 15:42 were in a row before they walked away. 15:45 They simply followed Jesus and didn't look back. 15:50 You've got people like Matthew, another tax collector. 15:54 Jesus told him to follow him. 15:56 Matthew left a pile of money on a table in front of him, 16:01 walked away from it. 16:02 He wasn't saying, oh, just a minute. 16:04 Let me put this somewhere safe so I can come back to it. 16:07 He just left his life, 16:10 left his income and followed Jesus. 16:14 Mary Magdalene. 16:15 She had some fits and starts there. 16:18 She would commit and backslide, commit 16:21 and backslide we're told. 16:23 But once the commitment took hold, 16:26 once she went for it, wholeheartedly, 16:29 her commitment went deeper than I think even the disciples. 16:35 We need to have that kind of commitment. 16:38 We need to stop being like Israel. 16:41 Israel kept doing the same thing 16:43 and thinking they'd get a different result 16:45 and too often in our lives, in my life 16:49 I do the same thing, stumbling along same old life. 16:55 Wishing that we had a closer relationship with God. 16:58 We want to spend eternity with Jesus 17:01 but we can't find the time to spend a little few minutes 17:03 with him right now. 17:06 We need to burn the boats. 17:18 Humans are obsessed with love or at least the idea of love. 17:24 But unlike our often shallow definition. 17:27 God's love is real. 17:29 He's always fair and he always wants what's best for us. 17:34 That's why he chose to give us the book of Revelation, 17:37 chose to warn us what was going to happen in the future. 17:41 The messages of the three angels 17:43 of revelation revealed God's true love. 17:47 Go to TalkingDonkeyInternational.org 17:49 and request offer number 124 17:52 and get your free copy of "Love's Last Call." 17:58 - There's an interesting story in the book of Kings. 18:00 Matter of fact, 1 Kings chapter 19 18:03 that talks about Elijah, the prophet. 18:06 See Elijah had, well, he was God's man for many years 18:12 but he began thinking he was kind 18:13 of the only one who see him and God said, 18:17 "okay, it's time for you to appoint your successor, 18:21 go out and find this other man." 18:22 God tends to do that with us 18:24 if we kind of get a big head 18:26 if we kind of feel like we're the only one around. 18:29 God works out situations to show us, 18:31 no, no, you're not the only one. 18:33 I've got many others and matter of fact, 18:35 the only way that you're worthwhile 18:38 is by living in me and allowing me to work through you. 18:41 That's the only time a real blessing can come 18:44 is when we allow God to work through us. 18:46 Not when we go out and do this 18:47 and go out and do that and do all these things. 18:50 I get so, no, I wouldn't say upset 18:54 but it bothers me so much 18:55 when we get together in church boards 18:57 and we plan and we plan and we plan 19:00 and we run out and say, hey God, 19:01 I've got this great plan, come follow me. 19:05 You never find that in the Bible. 19:06 What you find in the Bible is where God is at work 19:10 and then God says, hey, come join me. 19:14 Anyway, he said, go on and find this young man. 19:17 So Elijah traveled out and he came 19:19 to this farm and this particular farm. 19:22 He saw a young man out there with 12 yoke of oxen. 19:26 They're all plowing, they're plowing this huge field. 19:29 He goes down to him, throws his mantle over him 19:32 in a way that says on the East, follow me. 19:36 Well, Elisha immediately knows what it means. 19:38 He runs up to him, he said, let me go kiss my mother 19:40 and my father goodbye. 19:42 The old prophet said, oh no, that's okay, you just stay. 19:46 In other words, it was a test. 19:48 God likes to test each one of us to see 19:50 if our commitment is real. 19:52 If our commitment is genuine, no, no, you just stay. 19:59 But instead, the young man went kissed the mother 20:00 and father, slaughtered all of them, the working animals 20:06 and had built up a big bonfire with what? 20:08 Where did he get the wood? 20:09 It says he took all the yolk, all the wooden yoke 20:12 of all the oxen, put them in a pile and created this huge 20:15 bonfire and put all the meat on it 20:18 and invited all the neighbors. 20:20 Why all the neighbors? He had an announcement to make. 20:22 He said, "I'm leaving, 20:24 I'm committing my life to follow this prophet of God." 20:29 Well, follow this prophet of God. 20:31 But when he got to the prophet, he said, 20:33 "look, basically I will follow you if you promise me 20:37 that you'll give me twice the miracles 20:41 and the blessings that you have." 20:43 Elijah said, "no, no that's not mine to give only God's. 20:46 But if you see this and such and such 20:49 then you know that God has answered that prayer." 20:52 Well, later on, that's exactly what happened. 20:54 He saw the very things that Elijah 20:56 had laid out that God would do 20:59 if he was to answer Elijah's prayer. 21:01 And guess what? 21:03 In all of Elijah's life, he did 14 miracles. 21:08 Elisha did 28 miracles, 28 you see, 21:11 why did God answer the prayers of this man like that? 21:15 I mean, he was asking for an amazing blessing. 21:19 The reason was is because he was 100% committed to God. 21:25 He turned in his resignation to Elijah Farms Inc. 21:29 He burned everything in the past. 21:31 He was ready to follow God, wherever God was leading. 21:36 How about you? 21:37 Are you ready to follow God? 21:38 Do you have that 100% commitment 21:41 in your life to follow God wherever he leads 21:44 that you might receive the blessings of God? 21:47 (gentle music) 21:56 I was hoping to find a butterfly 21:59 because a butterfly is really 22:01 about what this part is all about. 22:04 Dr. Edward Lorenz, you see, 22:05 he was a meteorologist, Professor actually at MIT. 22:11 Quite a guy, he knew and understood a lot of things 22:14 but back about 60 years ago, 22:16 he took some weather pattern figures. 22:18 He plugged them into a computer 22:19 and he went away to get a cup of coffee. 22:22 Now, in those days, computers weren't like this. 22:25 You know, I probably have enough programming here 22:29 to handle the entire Apollo Space Program but he didn't. 22:33 He had to plug in these figures 22:35 about 12 different variables as I remember. 22:38 So he went away to have coffee. 22:39 He came back and what he had was not anything 22:43 like what he'd had just a few days prior. 22:46 He wondered what happened, what changed? 22:47 I mean, everything was different. 22:50 The weather pattern was the same. 22:52 Well, he began looking 22:53 and he realized this time he had plugged 22:55 in 0.506 was his number, 0.506. 23:00 He left off the rest of the numbers, 127. 23:03 You see the whole figure was 0.506127. 23:08 But he just thought, it's almost nothing, 23:11 it's infinitesimal, I'll just leave it out. 23:14 But no, that tiny bit clear at the end of that, 23:18 you know, the billionth changed everything. 23:21 So much, so that and I wrote this where he did this. 23:25 In 1972 at an annual meeting, 23:27 the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 23:31 what he called the Butterfly Effect. 23:34 He said that a butterfly flapping its wings 23:36 and pretzel can produce a weather change in Texas. 23:40 (chuckles)Think about that. 23:42 A butterfly that flaps its wings can change 23:45 the weather patterns, clear up in another country 23:48 another nation, that tiny, tiny bit. 23:53 See for you and for me, one action. 23:57 One action aimed at a new direction can change everything, 24:01 can absolutely change your life. 24:04 If you take that single step in a new direction 24:12 - Don't underestimate the power 24:15 of one little decision, one little change, 24:19 one step closer to God, 24:23 because he can take that little decision of yours, 24:26 that small change and turn it 24:29 into something more powerful than you can even imagine. 24:38 (gentle music) 24:44 Jim, why is it do you think 24:46 that people hesitate to make that first step 24:51 to lean toward Jesus? 24:54 What do you think it is that's stopping them? 24:57 - You know, maybe there's a key. 24:59 And I had dinner one time 25:00 with a psychologist and I asked him a question. 25:03 I said, is there a single common thread that's woven 25:07 through every single one in your patient's stories or lives? 25:11 It didn't take him any time at all to respond. 25:13 He said, "Jim," he said, "every single one 25:16 of those patients think they're going 25:17 to lose something of value if they let go." 25:22 - You know, I hate to admit it but I think I can relate. 25:26 I remember the first time you convinced me to go 25:28 on a mission trip. 25:29 I could understand why you wanted my husband, 25:31 he's a physician. 25:33 Of course he'd be useful 25:34 and everybody who had been on them before, 25:37 they all were talking about how it changes your life, 25:41 that you get closer to God 25:43 and you don't come back the same person. 25:46 And I had to admit that there was a little tiny part 25:49 of me going, oh, do I want to go? 25:51 Because we get satisfied. 25:53 I was afraid. 25:56 I don't wanna say afraid to change 25:57 and I certainly wasn't afraid to get closer to God. 26:01 It was just, what does that change gonna look like? 26:03 What will that new version of me look like? 26:06 - Something different than what you were. 26:08 - Right, and I'm always afraid of change, you know? 26:11 So it took a little pushing to get me to willingly go 26:17 and experience that new thing. 26:19 - So here, I've got a question maybe for you, 26:21 for our audience today, the Bible in the last chapter, 26:26 basically of Revelation, it says 26:28 "he that overcomes shall inherit all things 26:31 and I will be his God and he will be my people. 26:34 They will be my people." 26:35 We inherit everything. 26:37 The eternal happiness, eternal life, eternal glory, 26:39 set with God and his throne and rule the universe, 26:42 all of this. 26:44 How do you think about that 26:47 and wanna hang onto the stuff here on planet earth? 26:50 - I think you really have to give some thought 26:52 or I certainly have had to do that. 26:55 What exactly is it that I'm clinging to and why? 27:00 You know, why is it that I'm afraid to give 27:02 that up, afraid to give it over? 27:05 Because there are times whether it's a little habit 27:08 that maybe could use some tweaking or a big change 27:12 like giving your heart to God to start with, 27:15 making the decision, I'm going to be a Christian 27:17 and I don't care who knows it anymore. 27:20 Whatever that change is, sometimes you just have to ask, 27:24 what am I clinging to and why? 27:27 Am I gripping so tightly to it? 27:29 - Yeah, I know I find myself 27:30 at one time gripping and hanging and everything 27:33 and I finally made that decision 27:35 and it was absolutely life altering for the better. 27:39 For absolutely better. - For always is I think. 27:41 - It always is when you're choosing God, yeah. 27:43 Folks, I urge you, Janice. 27:45 We both urge you to choose God to take that 20 seconds 27:49 of insane courage and make a move toward God, right? 27:52 - Exactly. 27:53 - I mean, whatever it is, whatever you're doing, 27:56 move toward God, have that 100% commitment for a moment. 28:00 It will be life-changing. 28:02 (gentle music) 28:07 Hey, thanks for joining us for "Country Wisdom." 28:10 - See you next time. 28:12 (gentle music continues) |
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