Al Robertson

What are we celebrating?

Yeah, they call it the Lily Holiday.

They only come on Easter Sunday or Holly and Lily on Christmas.

Which I kind of do like the fact that the Resurrection Sunday

is the bigger celebratory than, say, the Good Friday, even though the whole kind of three days go together because they all fit into the plan.

But it is the bigger celebration that he raised rather than the fact that he died, even though, of course, we're honored by the fact he died.

But you couldn't have the resurrection without the death, you know, so obviously they go together.

Is that where the eggs come in, Zach?

Because, you know, where did the Easter eggs?

And there's probably been some other bones put in there over the interim that are there, but not him.

Did you walk into the one that they claim?

Do they claim this is the one?

Because it was a tomb somewhere around there that he walked out of.

I'm not sure I could do that.

No, it's good.

And I've never been one to, because some people say you shouldn't highlight the resurrection.

You should do it every week or whatever.

Same with Christmas.

But I don't want to have business of not being celebratory.

But at the same time, I think you're right.