James Sexton

I'm serving some purpose that's a bigger purpose.

I don't know, it's a feeling.

how you ask the question very often dictates the answer.

So there's an old joke, I don't know if you've ever heard that two priests are talking to each other.

One's a smoker and the other one's not.

And they're debating over smoking, whether like you should smoke while you're praying.

So they're both, they can't agree.

They can't find a chord.

So they both agree they're gonna write the Pope.

So they write the Pope a couple of weeks later.

They meet up in the middle of the square and one of them says, I heard back, I was right.

And the other one goes, no, no, no, I heard back.

I was right.

He says, what do you mean?

He says, well, I wrote the Pope and I said, hey, is it okay to smoke while you're praying?

And he was like, no, when you're praying, like pray, pay attention to what you're doing.

He's like, well, I wrote him and I said, is it okay to pray while I'm smoking?

And he said, yeah, you should pray all the time, like pray whenever you can.

So I say that to say, how you ask the question very often dictates the answer.

So the question of why aren't we having sex as much as we used to?