New year, you wake up and decide to follow the Lord. And if need be, follow some of His people. Because you say, the Lord will show himself to you through the flock. So, you go to church. Obviously, the church is where He spends most of His time, you are likely to bump into Him. But before you bump into Him, you see a member of the flock. Sunken dimples and milk-white teeth. Long hair and an even longer smile or broader, if you like.  She invites you for a fellowship at her house. And because you are a sworn follower with keen interest in following the owner of the flock and the flock—when need be, you oblige. If that sounds familiar it is because Eddy found himself in a fellowship that had nothing to do with the word or the writers of the word or the one that inspired those writers.
Or, a person you are not dating, shows up and claims you when you are in the company of the one you are dating. Or insists on calling you babe when the real babe is next to you. The real babe and the unreal babe begin to ask you who the real babe is. You want to tell the real one as a God-fearing man that, in the last days, there will be false prophets. Some will claim they are dating you, but they will be lying.
We had fish after this episode. But before having fish and chicken and pork, we had two guests. It is one of the guests that had pork. Eddy’s religion doesn’t allow him while Brian doesn’t trust pork anywhere outside Cheptais. 
Agie Opondo and Ortis Dundo’s came to studio for episode 2 of season 2.  We talked about the psychos we have met in life. Ortis was so heartbroken we had to stop the show. Not because of the story, because he was hungry. Agie is a great storyteller, and you will love listening to her. Brian sobbed through the entire show. The psychos he’s met still traumatize him. 
Ladies, gentlemen and top fan’s, here is this week’s episode

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