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You guys have fun.
We'll see you.
There you go.
Nice to meet
you, Morris.
Hey, um--
I got
a question for you.
You seem
kind of like
a handsome guy.
I wasn't really popular
with the girls
in high school
so I want you
to shoot me straight.
Does this,
uh, beard
make me look fat?
[chuckle]
No, serious.
I don't know
how to answer
that question.
That's fair enough.
That's fair enough.
[both chuckling]
Oh, man.
So you're a bully.
My time at CBC
kind of flew by fast.
Sam and I hit it
off well and became
good friends quickly.
[laughing]
Being in
a structured institution,
a lot of questions
about the church,
about authority.
They weren't
always popular
with the faculty.
oh, you play?
Yeah, absolutely.
I play all the time.
Oh, man.
Yeah, I saw
the case.
You want to jam?
Yeah'.!
Yeah.
For sure.
Sam and I formed
We started off playing
at small coffeeshops
around Cincinnati,
and then eventually
in church auditoriums.
The more I played,
the more I realized
that I didn't want
to just play music.
I wanted a ministry.
So we moved off campus
our senior year
with a couple
of the other
members of the band.
It was exciting
to feel God working
through me
even on a small stage
like Cincinnati.
[intense piano playing]
He is incredible.
He's pretty good.
[chuckle]
There he
goes again.
Richard.
Richard.
I thought I told you
you weren't allowed
to play
on campus anymore.
Especially if you're bent
on destroying another piano.
Mr. Walters,
I'm sorry.
I asked Richard
to play for orientation.
It's my fault.
Monday morning,
I want you prepared
to quote the first
chapter of Isaiah
in my office
eight a.m. sharp.
I can do that.
[chuckling]
[squealing]
Break it up.
(girl)
It was so good.
Take it easy.
It was just one song.
It was great.
It really was.
I see
the Scripture
Police got you.
You noticed
that, huh?
I did.
(Rich)
Thankfully, he's given
me that chapter before.
Man, what's up
with that guy?
It's ridiculous.
[laughing]
Hi. Um, that
was incredible.
I've never heard
anything like that
before, ever.
[chuckling]
Um, I'm--
hi, I'm Beth.
I'm Rich.
Nice to meet you.
You sing?
Uh, yeah.
I mean, just
at, like,
church at home.
You should sing
with our band, Zion.
You've never
heard me play.
I mean, sing.
Oh, I'm sure
you're fine.
Jesus isn't picky.
[chuckle]
Um, this is
my friend, Jess.
Say hi.
He)'-
(Jess)
That was great.
You, too.
Or not
you too.
I don't--
I don't sing
at all.
No, that's not
what I meant. Um--
It was nice
to meet you.
Yeah.
We'll see
you around?
Yep.
Got it.
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