Bryan Calcott

And I hear, take down your art.

And I'm like, that's weird.

And then all of a sudden I'm like, ignore it.

I hear it again.

And then I'm like, the heck was that?

And it was almost spoken in my head, but it was in my, in my mind, but it was almost audible.

And then I'm like, okay, weird.

So then I, I also, and I hear it read my 10 commandments and I'm like,

I know the Ten Commandments.

I know this.

I read the Second Commandment, bro.

It says, make no image in the form of anything in heaven above and earth beneath it and the waters below, period.

Then it says, do not bow down and worship those images.

But that's actually more like the Eleven Commandments because they skip one.

And it just says, don't make an image of any kind.

And all of a sudden, the understanding of worship hits me.

Worship, worth-ship.

It's worth something to you.

And I look up at the painting of my girlfriends and I realize, oh my gosh, nobody's ever gonna buy these paintings.

They're just my girlfriends, but they're worth something to me.