Dr. Phil

My point was about how it relates to the Bible, though, is because it's like you get into these passages, it's like God chose us from the beginning of the world. And it's that concept. I mean, you see how parents were thinking about, I want my child to remember they won just by being here. You won. You can kind of see their mind working in that.

I'm not even working. I mean, you got up out of bed. You took two steps. I'm one. I embody that. I won. That's pretty good.

I'm not even working. I mean, you got up out of bed. You took two steps. I'm one. I embody that. I won. That's pretty good.

I'm not even working. I mean, you got up out of bed. You took two steps. I'm one. I embody that. I won. That's pretty good.

Really?

Really?

Really?

One of the greatest challenges I had of being my dad's son was trying to convince him to do anything that wasn't his idea. And he had the same question every time I offered something. He'd say, what is the upside? So we have a new sponsor that is upside.

One of the greatest challenges I had of being my dad's son was trying to convince him to do anything that wasn't his idea. And he had the same question every time I offered something. He'd say, what is the upside? So we have a new sponsor that is upside.

One of the greatest challenges I had of being my dad's son was trying to convince him to do anything that wasn't his idea. And he had the same question every time I offered something. He'd say, what is the upside? So we have a new sponsor that is upside.

I did look up my first word and this explains why it's so big because on the cover of it, it says unabridged. I wasn't, I didn't have the definition of that at the ready. Yeah. And so I looked it up in my new dictionary, and it says not shortened complete. So that's the reason it's so big.

I did look up my first word and this explains why it's so big because on the cover of it, it says unabridged. I wasn't, I didn't have the definition of that at the ready. Yeah. And so I looked it up in my new dictionary, and it says not shortened complete. So that's the reason it's so big.

I did look up my first word and this explains why it's so big because on the cover of it, it says unabridged. I wasn't, I didn't have the definition of that at the ready. Yeah. And so I looked it up in my new dictionary, and it says not shortened complete. So that's the reason it's so big.

Listen to this. Now, I looked it up to check. You said 100 and what? What did you say?

Listen to this. Now, I looked it up to check. You said 100 and what? What did you say?

Listen to this. Now, I looked it up to check. You said 100 and what? What did you say?

Webster's Third New International Dictionary. I just Googled how many words are in the English language. This was the first thing that popped up. Unabridged. That's the name of this dictionary. Dictionary, together with its 1993 section, so this is 1952, includes 470,000 words. So you were close. Not really. You only missed about 300,000.

Webster's Third New International Dictionary. I just Googled how many words are in the English language. This was the first thing that popped up. Unabridged. That's the name of this dictionary. Dictionary, together with its 1993 section, so this is 1952, includes 470,000 words. So you were close. Not really. You only missed about 300,000.

Webster's Third New International Dictionary. I just Googled how many words are in the English language. This was the first thing that popped up. Unabridged. That's the name of this dictionary. Dictionary, together with its 1993 section, so this is 1952, includes 470,000 words. So you were close. Not really. You only missed about 300,000.

See, here we go. That's why.