Ken Coleman

led our first class in Atlanta, Georgia, as we were making progress.

And the community that we experienced was like many of you.

It was life-giving to be in the room with other people that were feeling the things you were feeling, that were thinking the things that you were thinking, that were in almost identical scenarios.

And that's what made Financial Peace University special.

And it's the community.

And I'm sitting here listening to Aaron

And I'm like, Erin came down from Alberta, Canada, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, just to be in the room.

She's on baby step six, is that right?

And she used the word isolation and loneliness, and you all know how hard it is to be lonely or isolated in any season of life, but certainly on something that is so core to your convictions.

So I'm gonna do something, okay?

I want to know if, and I'm starting here, I want to know if there's any single, let me ask you this.

I'm making this up as I go.

When do you return?

When do you go back home?

So what time do you fly out is what I'm saying.

Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock.

Perfect.

That's what I was hoping you were going to say.

Are there any single women in this room tonight?

I wasn't going to go there.