Al Robertson

And that was the rabbit hole idea, which I found fascinating.

And so now a lot of scholars are saying, well, maybe it was depicting the relationship of Adam and Eve, a picture of that, before the fall, the sin, which makes a lot of sense because there's no shame.

There's no...

Well, we're all so corrupt.

We immediately start reading and thinking, oh, I don't need to be reading this.

I've got to protect my –

It's in the Bible.

There's a letter in the Bible that everybody's like, that's inappropriate and irreverent.

I'm like, I'm reading Bible scripture here.

He's describing the anatomy of a woman in graphic detail.

Yeah.

Other than my dad, I've never heard anyone quote those verses, which he did, and everyone would laugh.

I mean, he would memorize these graphic verses, and then he would start talking about Miss Kay.

And it's like, Bill, we'd rather you not get into this at the table.

But that's why he did it.

Her breasts are like gazelles.

Oh, exactly.

And people are like, oh.

We can't talk about that.

It's in the Bible.