So, yeah, you know, like this one, and that's living in St. Matthews at the actual orphanage. And I just made a story about it. I'll see you guys later. Here comes a train around the end. And I knew when I told these kids that I was living with that I do it stupid there, that there would be no open boxcar. And as it came around the bin, I'm like, oh, good. It looking rough. I'm looking good
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:26
Ken, talk about tone and voice and character you had me in. I love this story. I love your accent. I love the visuals. I love the idea of just, like, taking us into this ridiculous scenario that most level headed people would not be a part of. And you're amazing. It's wonderful. Thank. So original. Thank you. I just got a big smile on my face. Thank you
Hey, Ken, that's an adventure, man. I really appreciate you sharing that with us. It was. Yeah. Kind of wild to imagine the adrenaline. You definitely built it up pretty well of, you know, hearing the train getting the wheels and the tracks getting closer. Louder, louder, louder. Jumping on and just being, what have I done? And then jumping off. I can imagine that