Al

He just had the look.

And of all the seats that he could have chosen, he sits right in front of me.

And you got the whole thing open.

It's 4.45 in the morning, and I say, I have to admit, you look like a person who's in a band, which was obvious.

And he just kind of looked up at me, and I thought, well, I guess he's a quiet guy.

Most people are.

I did the follow-up question.

I said, what kind of music do you play?

And he said, I actually play contemporary Christian music, and I am in a band, so you're right.

He's like, what gave it away?

I was like, well, I saw the case and figured it was a musical instrument.

So I said, well, who do you play for?

Because that's my music.

And I pulled up my phone, and I said, all my songs but about three old rock and roll songs, they're all contemporary Christian music, which I realized I set up a stressful situation there because I thought, what if he says somebody I've never heard of, which could have been a possibility.

But he said, no, I play for a woman called Charity Gale.

And I said, well, wait a minute.

I have one of her songs as my walk-up songs.

I speak Jesus.

Is she related to Crystal Gale?

No, I actually asked that.