George Janko

I guess I'm always trying to adjust and fix myself.

And I think that's just something that's slippery that I gotta work on.

It's just like 30 years of a habit.

Like when I'm on stage doing standup, I cuss a lot and then it started becoming less and then it became way less.

And I guess it's, my mouth is like something that I'm working on.

It's not something I boast in.

So don't look at my sins and think it's special because I'm holding them.

It's still a sin and I still will answer to it.

Um, and I'm not saying that it's okay, but I also, I'm not, I used to tear myself apart and really come after myself for every little sin and I couldn't breathe.

Now I know that I'm forgiven and I'm righteous and all of the good things that I'm doing is through him who strengthens me.

So I do feel like I'm being way better with my mouth.

Um, and I think it's just going to be some process.

I think eventually one day I'll be an older man and people will be like, wow, this guy, the way he speaks is so well.

But if it took me years to get to that level, it's not going to be an overnight thing.

So I'm still working on it.

Um, but yeah, but also it's the posture of my heart.

as of right now, and I will answer to this if I'm wrong, I just feel like cursing biblically is like if you have hatred in your heart or if you're saying things that are filthy.

Like if I was saying the F word in a very raunchy way, I think that's displeasing to the Lord.

But if the Lord knows that I'm using the word F word the same way that I would use frick, like, man, I'm

I really don't think he's looking at me with that because it's not the posture of my heart.