Josh Welch

So I'm going to put those two in one category.

Then the third thing that I've had it with

I recently moved my law office to Midtown, Oklahoma City, not Manhattan.

I don't want anyone to be confused.

But back in the sticks, back in Oklahoma, we call it Midtown too.

So I recently moved to Midtown and I'm about –

two or three blocks from a sanctuary for homeless people.

And there's a bus stop right in front of our office.

And I'm building all this up because I'm an atheist.

I'm not a Christian.

But what I'm really had it with are Christians who don't act like Jesus.

Okay.

And when I say that, I see a lot of the homeless population around this new office and I see how much help people need.

And so I make a point, like if I go outside and I bump into someone, sometimes I'll give them money.

If they need a water, they need a drink.

And then I think to myself, you know, I'm an atheist.

Christian.

I don't necessarily believe in Jesus and all that.

But if I was a Christian, it would seem like I would try to emulate the Savior, the guy himself, Jesus Christ, and all these people that I see that are Christians are just the opposite.

They don't want to give shit to anybody.