Al Robertson

Of course, I'm telling this guy, but I realized the card game has stopped.

Because it's like, you know, people know who you are.

And they're like, is he coming here?

And I was like, look, don't be trying to follow me around.

It's probably going to be soon.

Let's not get any more.

I said, what's fascinating is if you read this book, and it's only 68 pages, I think, and I said, there's very few words, and it's illustrated beautifully.

I said, but what I found fascinating about it is –

there's nothing in here about Tim Tebow until you get to the footnotes after the book is over.

And he's like, really?

I was like, nothing.

You would never know that he wrote this.

I said, it's basically the story of God's love from the cross's perspective.

Not the person, just the wood itself being a tree.

Yeah.

And I said, there's a few rhyming words and all, but it's so simple and it's so authentic.

I said, it's absolutely fantastic.

It's stunning.

Clever, yeah, and simple.

And he's like, well, where do I go to get this book?