| "Everyone says I love you, the cop on the corner and the burglar, too, the preacher in the pulpit and the man in the pew, says I love you. | |
| "pew, pew, pepper spray." | |
| # but it never felt right. # # there was something untrue # # about that fabric # # between my ass and the pew. # # it's not crude to be nude on the sabbath. # | |
| 'Front pew, right leg. | |
| - Absolutely. - Pew-pew. | |
| "Everyone says I love you, the cop on the corner and the burglar, too, the preacher in the pulpit and the man in the pew, says I love you. | |
| "pew, pew, pepper spray." | |
| # but it never felt right. # # there was something untrue # # about that fabric # # between my ass and the pew. # # it's not crude to be nude on the sabbath. # | |
| 'Front pew, right leg. | |
| - Absolutely. - Pew-pew. | |
| (loud shuffle of pews) (Lily) Teruah gedolah. | |
| ******** these pews? Of course. | |
| - All right. The front, the back, pews, altar, everything, huh? | |
| - And, what if they're just being used to get people in the pews? | |
| - On the reserved pews. - Did you do... | |
| (loud shuffle of pews) (Lily) Teruah gedolah. | |
| ******** these pews? Of course. | |
| - All right. The front, the back, pews, altar, everything, huh? | |
| - And, what if they're just being used to get people in the pews? | |
| - On the reserved pews. - Did you do... | |
