Mark and Rex charge again into the dangerous territory of student questions. Without preparation or forethought, they attempt to answer a question drawn from a collection of biblical studies and theology students.

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Welcome to Jessup tank. I'm your host Mark Moore

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and your co host Rex Gurney. And I have a question for you. Oh, hey, we're just starting. So we're, we're, you know, a bit into a new decade now. Yeah.

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2020 and 2020. I don't know about you. I'm a little older. But all I know is I was promised a flying car by now. And so what happened? That's true. I agree. Like the Jetsons was not supposed to be fiction by now. Right? We

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were all supposed to be flying car. And then mine. I think grown up that I was really focused on was the hoverboard pocket from the Back to the Future. Where's that? Although, if I tried that today, I would break my neck. So

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you can see the generational thing here, folks. And then he's talking about Back to the Future. I'm talking about the Jetsons and they're both still

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wait. Don't be like, wait, what are the future on the Jetsons? Oh, yeah. I don't know. How do I know? There was on TV? Right now, but it was real boom, done an episode on that, where the rear end influenced? That's right. That's right. That's right. That's right. And that's still happening. So

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when I enter the future, new decade, we blast of the past.

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Yeah, we got to look back, remind our viewers and today we're kind of, we've done a couple of you. We've done one other of these recently, but we're gonna have another kind of grab bag, grab a question. Now. Full disclosure, I've done a little bit of pre work, not pre work on the questions. Okay. But I pulled together some of the, you know, another semester has passed. Okay. I've I've asked my students again, for those kind of random questions. But before we even get to that, okay, I've got a question for you. Oh, this is this is just come to my attention. Okay. And I feel like we have to talk about it. That we haven't talked about it yet. is really my fault. So I have a future with the show. That's you do? You know, Rex, we need to have a conversation about your future here. Okay. We got some Strength Finders test. You're gonna, you're gonna have to. There's some struggle areas. I'm gonna rumble about it. I am reading a leadership book right now. I'm ready to go on the leadership side. But no, I have come to my attention that you had a pet monkey. Oh, yeah. So I have I mean, I have so many questions on So how old were you when you had the pet monkey.

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So I guess we were around. I was, I don't know, nine. And my sister was seven. And somehow we convinced our parents to buy us a squirrel monkey. And they like did it. And they should be legally used to be used to be able to go into pet store, or spider monkey. Those are the kind of the two that you could you know, have sort of at your home and yeah, that was a row. So we bought Sam. Like I would have named him Sam now. named him Sam. And I actually have a picture that I showed my class. I had talked to the class about this and just dug it up actually a couple weeks ago. of Sam sitting on top of the TV. You know, this is this is back in the old days where you know, you have tube TV. TV was part of the room. Yeah, exactly. And indeed be warm on top because it get hot. Oh, yeah. So in the winter, Sam would go because we let him run around the house. So he's just free range. House Yeah. At night he go in his cage during the day we let him run around the house, which is also not a good idea. But we still did it for years. Anyway. And he would just sit on top of the of the TV while we were watching TV. And we we put a sombrero on him. What's so good. It's just so wrong. That you know that is great. Yeah.

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Sam the Monday Yeah, yeah, Sam. I mean, how long did you have? Sam was I guess

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for about four years, four or five years? Yeah, m