-Hey, SoulPancakers, it's Zach,
and this week I wanted to answer some of your burning questions
and give you a little knowledge
about "Have a Little Faith" and/or me.
And I guess that's not really knowledge or wisdom.
But let's do it anyway.
Tene Tucker says,
"I love 'Have a Little Faith'
and loved the travel shows.
Would you ever combine the two
and consider traveling to different religious sites?"
Yes, I would love to travel to religious sites.
The one thing that's missing from
"Have a Little Faith" in its current incarnation
is how culture influences religion.
Jeremy Francis asks, "What is your religion,
if you have one?"
I don't have one right now,
which I think is what makes me a good host for this show.
If I chose one, then it may sort of close me
down to other perspectives.
And I really don't want that right now.
So, I'm all good.
What is his name?
Is it Xime? Xime Mellado?
Xime Mellado asks,
"If you were president of the United States,
what would be the first thing you would do?"
Resign 'cause I don't want that type of responsibility.
Emily asks, "What is your favorite thing
about the world?"
I think my favorite thing about the world
is that every day that we wake up,
if we're breathing, and we're here,
we have the choice to make the world better
or make it worse.
We have the ability to chart a different course,
and that freedom is a beautiful thing.
I'm also a huge fan of hot tubs.
Lloyd Reshard Jr.
asks, "What are three things
your awesome friends would say you do that's annoying?"
This is an easy one.
if I have, like, a lunch date
that I am late for,
I will call
and say that I'm on my way,
but by, "on my way,"
what I really mean is that I'm not even dressed yet.
I am naked on the floor
and calling you and telling you that I'm already on my way,
but I'm gonna be at least 20 minutes late.
And that's really annoying.
Like, that's horrible-person-type behavior.
And I'm working on it.
I'm just really bad at time management.
But now I've got a watch, see?
So I'm trying my best to learn.
And then two other things that are annoying about me --
my face and my personality. Those?
Mrs. Monson asks,
"What is your favorite book?"
I have read all of 12 books,
so this is gonna be hard to narrow down.
My favorite book is "Man's Search for Meaning"
by Viktor Frankl
because I think
it speaks to some really deep themes that --
No, never mind. "Stinky Cheese Man."
Ray Aldred asks, "When I wear a vest,
does it make me look like Aladdin?"
Well, Ray, you haven't given me a lot of information
to go on because I looked through all your Twitter photos,
and there's not a single photo of you in a vest.
There's only one picture,
and it's of you -- It's not even of you.
It's of a burger with some sweet potato fries.
Sam Lebel asks, "What is your condition?"
My condition is lightly used but almost like new.
A few minor scuffs.
Shane Peters asks, "Does having that one eye
like that give you the peripheral vision
like a superhero?"
No, but it does make me see the world as flat,
like a 13th century serf.
So, if ignorance is a superpower, then I got that.
So, that's all the questions
I have time for today,
but if you have anymore questions,
you know, leave them in the comments,
and maybe we'll make another Q&A video.
So, thanks so much for watching,
and we'll see you next week
with a brand-new "Have a Little Faith."
Bye. See ya.
See ya later. Bye!