How about that? Amen. Let's do it. Thank you so much, my friend.
I know some of the people that have been working there for decades. They were relentlessly supportive while I was in there. Let's talk offline, George.
I'll get you in touch with their head of their prison program. I'd love that. And I want to share this with you, Lewis, because here's something that I took a lot of.
So Luke for me, and if you're opening the Bible and you really want to find inspiration, Luke is where it's always been for me, right? And this is probably one of my all-time favorite scriptures and quotes. And it reads, ask and it will be given to you, seek and you will find, knock and the door will be opened to you. Essentially, that makes it a metaphor for persistent prayer and teaching you about how to pray and why praying is important and continuing the consistency of it.
And that is literally the guises of which I conducted myself, because it had to be done. It also played a very important role in my life and in my journey. And today at church, the gospel was Luke.
And again, amazing message of forgiveness. And it's just been really, really good to be back in this side of my life where I am following something and holding on to something so much bigger than me. And for that, I'm eternally grateful.
But I want to say thank you, Lewis. We'll connect. We are connected offline.
So I want to say that. I know there's a lot of folks who had put their hands up. I do have to jump now because I have a one o'clock appointment.
If not, I would put all of you in there. Katie, I see you. I love you.
If I say yes and bring you up, everyone else is going to be super upset and I don't want to upset anybody. So I want to keep it fair, as I had promised. But I miss hearing Katie's amazing British accent.
