Skip Atwater

And I will challenge that statement, not that it's a big deal. Yes, the Big Bang is the thing. Well, how much longer? Will that stick? Will that always be that's the way it is? Or 100 years from now, 200, 500 years from now, they will say, you know, that Big Bang thing just doesn't work.

No, I think you're the one that's supposed to ask those questions and share those answers with the world around you. That's who you are. Thank you.

No, I think you're the one that's supposed to ask those questions and share those answers with the world around you. That's who you are. Thank you.

No, I think you're the one that's supposed to ask those questions and share those answers with the world around you. That's who you are. Thank you.

Thank you. I will bring that home to my family and I'll say, really? Oh, those look really good.

Thank you. I will bring that home to my family and I'll say, really? Oh, those look really good.

Thank you. I will bring that home to my family and I'll say, really? Oh, those look really good.

I grew up in Southern California and my dad was a dentist and my mother's father was a dentist. So the family business was dentistry for them. And there were a couple of kind of childhood things that were interesting to me because they seemed normal to me because they were happening in the family. And as I got older, I would say, well, you know, I got kind of a weird family.

I grew up in Southern California and my dad was a dentist and my mother's father was a dentist. So the family business was dentistry for them. And there were a couple of kind of childhood things that were interesting to me because they seemed normal to me because they were happening in the family. And as I got older, I would say, well, you know, I got kind of a weird family.

I grew up in Southern California and my dad was a dentist and my mother's father was a dentist. So the family business was dentistry for them. And there were a couple of kind of childhood things that were interesting to me because they seemed normal to me because they were happening in the family. And as I got older, I would say, well, you know, I got kind of a weird family.

And it sounds like I didn't like them because they were weird. It was more of a casual comment about that. My mom used to talk to... animals that died, a cat or a dog or whatever thing, and they'd tell us kids and shit, but they're fine. I talk to them and they're going to be okay and so forth. And I was like, okay, mom, I'm going to school.

And it sounds like I didn't like them because they were weird. It was more of a casual comment about that. My mom used to talk to... animals that died, a cat or a dog or whatever thing, and they'd tell us kids and shit, but they're fine. I talk to them and they're going to be okay and so forth. And I was like, okay, mom, I'm going to school.

And it sounds like I didn't like them because they were weird. It was more of a casual comment about that. My mom used to talk to... animals that died, a cat or a dog or whatever thing, and they'd tell us kids and shit, but they're fine. I talk to them and they're going to be okay and so forth. And I was like, okay, mom, I'm going to school.

And I guess one of the stories is an interesting bedwetting story. When I was 10 or a little bit younger than 10, I was still wetting my bed, but I wasn't teased about it. It was just a thing that... I had to pull the sheets off the bed and run them through the washer and then make the bed again. But it wasn't teasing or anything else.

And I guess one of the stories is an interesting bedwetting story. When I was 10 or a little bit younger than 10, I was still wetting my bed, but I wasn't teased about it. It was just a thing that... I had to pull the sheets off the bed and run them through the washer and then make the bed again. But it wasn't teasing or anything else.

And I guess one of the stories is an interesting bedwetting story. When I was 10 or a little bit younger than 10, I was still wetting my bed, but I wasn't teased about it. It was just a thing that... I had to pull the sheets off the bed and run them through the washer and then make the bed again. But it wasn't teasing or anything else.

Of course, I felt a little of that at school, that people would talk about that. And one night, I woke up in bed, and the bed was all wet. And I was screaming and mad at what had happened because there was no reason for this. It was an embarrassing thing for me with two older sisters and school kids talking about it. So my mother came in, are you all right? You fell out of bed? Did you get hurt?

Of course, I felt a little of that at school, that people would talk about that. And one night, I woke up in bed, and the bed was all wet. And I was screaming and mad at what had happened because there was no reason for this. It was an embarrassing thing for me with two older sisters and school kids talking about it. So my mother came in, are you all right? You fell out of bed? Did you get hurt?

Of course, I felt a little of that at school, that people would talk about that. And one night, I woke up in bed, and the bed was all wet. And I was screaming and mad at what had happened because there was no reason for this. It was an embarrassing thing for me with two older sisters and school kids talking about it. So my mother came in, are you all right? You fell out of bed? Did you get hurt?

Why are you screaming? What's it all about? And I said, I went into the bathroom and I sat on the toilet. And when I began to pee, I woke up here in bed And now my bed's all wet and, you know, very angry, very, really outspoken about it. There's a joke in the end. It really pissed me off. At any rate, my mom put her arm around me and she said, oh, it's okay. It's okay. It'll be okay.