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a drink.

Uh, hold on. That's not gonna work for me.

I can't pay that.

Oh, shoot. I guess that makes you the

only student who can't afford college.

Hold on, hold on. I'm not

gonna be able to come up

with nine grand

in three weeks.

Then take a semester off. I'm

not taking a semester off.

Son, stop thinking about your dreams

being crushed as a bad thing.

It's fantastic.

This is the first day of the

rest of your pathetic life.

Take the advice

my father gave me:

Life is difficult.

Jesus.

Amen. You guys

can be seated.

We're gonna continue to fan

the flames of the spirit,

but first off, we're

gonna hear from Macy

about our missions team.

Hi everyone. I want to

talk to you this evening

about our annual

summer mission trip.

After a lot of

prayer and fasting,

our group has felt the lord's

calling to go and make disciples

in Hawaii!

Now, reaching the Hawaiians

with the gospel of Jesus

will be impossible without the

financial support of our church.

I'd love to answer

any questions you may have

after the service, and we just

really appreciate your support.

Thanks.

We have decided

to give tonight's offering

towards our missionaries

in their efforts.

As the ushers come

forward, all that I ask

is that you give

in a way that reflects

the faith

that you claim.

Let's continue to

worship together.

Look alive, look alive.

Here we go.

Hey, Macy.

Hey! How are you?

Good!

Sam atwell. I didn't know

you went to this church.

I don't. I came with

some friends, so...

Oh.

Yeah.

How's it going?

How's the fundraising going?

It's going well.

It's definitely

a challenge, though,

to raise 20,000.

Yeah, geez.

That's a lot.

So, uh, how much have you

all got left to raise?

Well, let's see...

$4,000 as of

Wednesday, which,

you know, we started

a week ago, so...

Wait, you've

raised 16,000...

you raised $16,000 in... where

did you get all that money?

God has been so good

to us in our mission.

Hasn't he?

My gosh!

Actually, a lot of my friends have had

success raising money for mission trips.

My cousin Allison

is in ruhongo

for living water,

drilling Wells.

There was a flood

in Lesotho,

so I'm pretty sure

she moved there,

but, ah,

she's everywhere.

So what kind of

accountability is there?

What do you mean?

Oh, I guess...

I guess I'm just thinking,

like, how do these people know

that you're not, like,

running off to Vegas

with the money?

Right, yeah. Obviously,

that's ridiculous.

Um...

Well, I'm...

Bringing my camera.

I don't get it.

Okay. Okay.

What do you not get?

Guys,

we only have three months left

together before we have to graduate.

I'm having a quarter-life crisis

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