Chuong: To me, Philly is a gorgeous American city with some really pent up sports fans.

Wrangler Wolf: I still vividly remember how their pizzeria refused to deliver to a group of Astros fans. When their fans visited Houston and surrounding places, we welcomed them with southern hospitality and they appreciated us.

Alpha: Well Leo, I sometimes think that deep down inside, you kinda wished that the American constitution designated Christianity as a state religion but that doesn't work for your country. It works in Denmark because our history is different. But these days, Japan, a non-Christian country, admires us a lot and we admire them. Like many people, we respect Japanese culture by letting them practice Buddhism and Shintoism.

Zax: I don't think Leo has ever desired America to have Christianity as a constitutional state religion like Denmark does. Every American knows that we have separation of church and state for a reason.

Leo: Zax is correct. I never had that desire. I see that it doesn't work for us. All I really wanted was for more people to open their minds to it, and ultimately turn to the Lord because without Him, everything is meaningless.

Super C: At least you've learned from the mistakes and are moving forward.

Leo: Yes.

Cripto: *to Wrangler Wolf* They wouldn't sell pizza to the Astros fans? Are they that conceited?

Wrangler Wolf: Yup! But don't worry they're gonna learn.

Cripto: I would think so.