Andrew Wilson

Well, I mean, that's a hell of an assumption.

Have you been divorced?

Have you been divorced?

I mean, have you been married?

Can you tell me if you can tell me how that has any merit?

Give me a second, because if you've been through one, you would know that there's no God in the divorce court, in the family court.

There's no God in there.

No one asked.

There is the state in there.

There is the state.

So that's what we're arguing.

Yeah, that's when you get married.

So you're telling me if and I'm telling you, well, this is what's going to happen.

even if you took sky daddy into court with you they would say you pray to the judge the judge is the authority of the court so the god argument is a nice interesting argument and i'll probably not going to say on the conversation very long because that's your god that's your sky daddy that's your religion i have a different religion

So who gives you the authority to change the understanding, the conversation, to your religion?

That's your religion.

I'm not changing the conversation either.

Okay.

Okay, so it only works if you believe in your sky daddy.

That's the only way it works, and that's the only way you're going to advise men.