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Speaker 1: I got to read this story. It's so interesting. So

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Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety four, there was a girl thirteen years old.

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Speaker 1: was thirteen years old. Jeez. They did a search that

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Speaker 1: Somebody helped her. You thirteen year old can't go get

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Speaker 1: famous story. It happened about two thousand three. Elizabeth Smart. Yes,

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Speaker 4: That bunch of books too. Yes, it's like a podcast.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's crazy, all right? What song do we

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Speaker 1: Whatever you like? TI? What are you guys feeling? I

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Speaker 1: On katiewb. Maybe you went to Vacation Bible School and

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Speaker 1: I realized, don't get me wrong, I know that not

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Speaker 2: I literally had to go to Sunday school and church

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Speaker 2: my parents tried to keep me a nice Christian elth Yeah.

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Speaker 4: The guy always talks about going to like a church

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Speaker 4: because we didn't have church camp, we'd have like church retreat,

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Speaker 4: like youth group retreat. Yes, and they'd say girls are pink.

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Speaker 1: Boys are blue. No purpling, not purple, No purple. Followed

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Speaker 4: Okay, anyone is willing though, anyone for the next twenty years.

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Speaker 1: You know that rule. All right, we'll be back in

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Speaker 1: a second, The one One Republic World Premiere, and then

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Speaker 1: Pastor Catherine no phone screener Friday. It's all coming up

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