You Don't Always Hear It

i think people have their a they're set pieces. And probably no one has ever been asked before about their religious background growing up. So i don't have that shared experience with somebody i'm talking but it it opens them up in a place that's softer and more searching, and then it makes other things possible later. That's one of the things about a story court interview is that often at the end of the interviews, the person doing the asking the questions we suggest might want to turn the tables and thank the person that they're interviewing for the influence they've had on their lives. Well, you don't always hear it. Ge did it on every show. You know what?