Maya Umemoto Gorman

It is.

I mean, and then, you know, like when we went to like non-denominational church, which.

Yes.

I've been to one of those as well.

Yeah.

Like rock star church.

Yeah.

Like literally rock and roll church.

Love.

And then they were like talking about grace and like all this shit and like whatever.

And like X, Y, Z, L, M, N, O, P. And I think.

What's been interesting is like seeing the shift from

Something that I feel at the time provided a lot of peace and understanding about the unknown.

I was like, okay, I can get behind this and this makes sense.

Something that's like, the bones of it, if you take all the shit out and just look at the bones, it's good stuff.

I think I would argue that with most religions.

If you look at the bones of what they're talking about, it's relatively good stuff.

With that being said, especially with the switch over to Trump being president and all this stuff, and then...

the conversation switching to like, instead of like, oh, like, you know, you should invite your friends to church being like, we need to be in the White House.

Like that switch over to like, it is important for you to believe we need to be in the White House.