Post-song banter: games, Loco Joe's, donuts, show promo
- How do you get people into your church?
Post-song banter ranges across the song's origin story (written at a cousin's Call of Duty party), video-game nostalgia (Pac-Man, Burger Time, Donkey Kong), and a long comedy run about putting arcade games in the studio. One host tells the story of being stood up at 16 at the Loco Joe's arcade after bringing his little brother as a social buffer, and another tells how his wife beat him at Madden football. Church-donut jokes lead into Daniel Brown answering how his church draws people — advertising Krispy Kremes once did the job. The Friday show is recapped: 7–10 PM at Eagle Vision Church on Southwest 9th in Des Moines, free entry with a free-will offering to fund the ministry's sound system, plus the band's Facebook group, MySpace page, and forthcoming savedonsunday.com.
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