Dance-Fighting for Jesus and the Yates Family Drowning Story

• 10:58Tim learns that the kids weren't sent to school, which is illegal.
• 11:12Guest's mother regrets not sending her kids to school, ranking it second only to not getting a turkey meatloaf recipe from Grandma.
• 11:44Guest has only attended two months of school in his entire life.
• 12:00Mother's scheme to collect welfare: forge enrollment paperwork and use Whiteout to fake grades for the other kids.
• 12:19Tim compares the mother's forgery operation to rooting for Leonardo DiCaprio in Catch Me If You Can.
• 13:29The family spent significant time in Panama City, Florida, targeting spring break crowds for street preaching.
• 14:06Tim notes how many LA friends he has could logically join a collective instead of living their current lives.
• 15:18Guest's father is a pushover who goes along with living in a cult bus because his wife wanted it.
• 15:45Guest's mother bullied his father—who was gay—into a relationship; they got pregnant at six months before marriage.
• 16:41Great uncle Michael and his eight kids would do capoeira—dance fighting—on the street as a conversion tactic for Jesus.
• 17:07Tim asks how dance fighting became part of the street preaching recruitment strategy.
• 18:02Michael started the movement after getting injured during his Michigan State football career and crediting God with walking him off the field.

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