Herbert W Armstrong

Good morning, everyone. Nice seeing everybody out, and I really am glad to see everybody a little closer bunched together because it's difficult to spread any enthusiasm throughout an audience if everybody is detached. You know, if somebody says something that's funny, or that's an interesting point, and you want to say something to somebody, and nobody besides you, it's kind of hard to bump somebody, say, "Wasn't that interesting?" or, if you take your Bible and say, "Look at that," you know, or something on that order. It's kind of hard to do it when they're four or five seats away from you, and it's just something about the feeling of unity, of feeling of oneness. But when we can be closer together, it really does help. I feel really a mess with this lapel mic on, but I love walking around so much. I don't know what else to do.

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