Hey everybody, welcome to the Kirk Cameron Show. It’s Wednesday. This is our midweek madness dangerous conversation. Hey James, I I I like to think of this as sort of like a a verbal speak easy where you come to the Kirk Cameron show and there’s a little door in the back you open up and you enter into a safe space for a dangerous conversation.
It kind of looks like one with this trout glass. That’s right. I think it’s coffee. I promise you it’s coffee. We read in the comments someone’s like, “That’s not coffee.” It is strong black coffee. That’s right. You like the cold brew. I do. Which has a unique flavor to it. It takes the like nasty bite out of it. Out of the out of the black coffee and you can It’s kind of dangerous though because you can be very caffeinated throughout the day.
I’ve gone through like an entire bottle in one day. Yeah. Yeah. All right. So, what what are we talking about today? So, I was having a conversation with one of my friends and we were just talking about high school and what that was like and kind of it morphed into what did we learn in high school and are we using the things that we learned in high school? Yeah. Today.
And I look back at high school and there was four topics that I took throughout the four years of me being in high school. It’s history, it’s English, it’s math, and it’s science. Yeah. Basically. Yeah, basically. And I took Spanish also. Um, you’ve heard me try to speak Spanish. Don’t know much of it at all.
I’m learning. I’m trying to learn. But math, I can’t remember how to do 90% of the geometry problems that I was given during tests in high school. Yeah. With English, I don’t I cannot quote a single line from Odysius that I read. But for the test you could get the answers right. For the test I could get them but retaining that knowledge and how useful was that knowledge in the long term. Yeah.
