Mike talked about some chili dip he buried in the backyard of a house he lived in during his college years. And how that buried chili dip and its elusiveness is representative of our ever-increasing difficulty to hear and learn and be with people and places different than our own niche ideological camps. And how the role of a Christ centered community, especially in times of polarization, is to curate spaces for people of all walks of life to eat fish and bread together.