Kenny Chesney

and you have 120 employees, all from like the Virgin Islands, you meet this melting pot, this really eclectic group of people that you all of a sudden live in life with.

And like I said, when I was talking about the Virgin Islands, all the different political beliefs, religious beliefs, you know, there's people from all over that have traveled much different journeys to be on the road with you, going down together.

Yeah.

Well, over a period of a lot of summers, you get to know and love these people.

Mm-hmm.

It's like, okay, what if something happened and we were all killed the same night?

Am I to believe that they're going to go to hell because they have the wrong religion?

No, that's my point on religion.

So that's—it's crazy.

Like, where I grew up, within the same county, there were churches fighting other churches because they believed differently.

And within the same 20 miles, I was like, mm.

Slightly.

Different interpretations.

And we couldn't hang with those kids at school.

We couldn't—it was like, ah—

See, I don't think that's how it was originally, in my opinion, designed.

I think there's something much bigger than all of that that is full of positive energy, light, and love.

And I want to believe in that.

I have a whole other thing.

Tell me.