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So in Ghana, there are police checkpoints. And so it's not like typically here in America where police are in their vehicles waiting to see if you're speeding. The cops are literally sitting on the sides, and you have to…
11:48
And then we drove. We drove six hours into the interior of Ghana. Down some dusty dirt roads with crazy potholes and traffic everywhere. And the police checkpoints that we had mentioned. So how did that happen?
12:05
Cause then you said that the police took all your money, right? So in Ghana, um, pastors are for the most part, very respected by the police. Yeah. So like the pastors. We picked, there were two pastors that picked us up…
12:25
You could tell they were pastors. So every time we get stopped at a checkpoint, the police would instantly ask them, okay, pastor, where are you taking these white people? He would explain, we're going to an evangelistic…
13:26
And as soon as they stopped us, uh, he took the, the police officer asked for my ID. He took my ID stuck in his pocket. Oh, yeah. Like he wasn't going to give it back. He walks away, tells us to pull off to the side. So…