Mohammed Hijab vs GodLogic- FULL DEBATE

Mohammed HijabOh, look who we have here.

GodLogicThere we go.

Mohammed HijabHow are you there? How are you, man?

GodLogicI'm good, man. How are you?

Mohammed HijabOh, you've you finally come for the for the final boss, huh? You want to ask me the questions, huh?

GodLogicI came for the champ, man.

Mohammed HijabQuestions?

GodLogicI came for the champ. I came for the champ.

Mohammed HijabGo ahead and ask me the questions that you want to ask.

GodLogicSure. But before we before we continue, is it okay that I also...

Mohammed HijabRaise your voice a bit? I can't hear you very well there.

GodLogicUh oh. Testing, testing. And we Okay. Testing testing.

Mohammed HijabYeah. Raise it a little bit higher.

GodLogicAll right. Let me uh...

Mohammed HijabYou look a bit nervous there, boy.

GodLogicMan, you know, big boy.

Mohammed HijabBig stage. You know what I'm saying?

GodLogicIt's a big stage and a big opportunity. This the champ, man.

Mohammed HijabOh, you've been waiting like a good boy. You the Peters, you the people's champ, man. You've been st... Yeah, I don't know. I don't know you was getting your courage up or what. I don't know what it was, but...

GodLogicI'm the giant. Thank you. So, is it okay that I uh record this and put it on my channel? Just want to get a verbal confirmation. We're good.

Mohammed HijabWell, I mean, look, you can go live right now. I mean, I haven't got any issues with that myself. You were live already.

GodLogicYeah, I'm recording right now. So, I'm just making sure I can...

Mohammed HijabGo live. Go live so that your people can see what's happening right now.

GodLogicOh. Oh, they they will. So, I just want a verbal confirmation. You're not going to copyright strike me.

Mohammed HijabNo, you're you're going to go live and it's absolutely fine.

GodLogicOkay, cool. All right. Awesome. All right. So...

Mohammed HijabWe're going live simultaneously right now, aren't we?

GodLogicJust like the father and the son and the holy spirit are simultaneously gone. Are they?

Mohammed HijabThis is this is a recording just like the huffs and the guri are all simultaneously the Quran.

GodLogicYeah.

Mohammed HijabThat's a nice segue. So, tell me now. This is a good way of doing it, Avery. Okay. A good way of doing it is you ask me a question about Islam.

GodLogicYeah.

Mohammed HijabAnd then we can go back and forth on that issue for some time and then I ask you a question about Christianity and we can go back and forth on that issue for it. So it's kind of equal.

GodLogicYeah.

Mohammed HijabSounds about right. Yeah.

GodLogicFair enough.

Mohammed HijabSo I want you to do me the following. Uh Avery, I want you in front of the people that are watching at home today. Everybody watching at home, the Christians, the Muslims, the Jews, the Zionists, your friends, the Zionists, everybody want you to tell us what your strongest. I know you're unqualified. No, no, it's okay. You're not qualified. You know, you don't have any formal qualifications. You don't have any degrees. You don't have any certificates. You don't have any diplomas. I understand all that. But I give you concession because I want you to tell us your strongest argument against Islam. We're all ears. Avery.

GodLogicNice. Thank you. I appreciate it, man.

Mohammed HijabWant to hear that one.

GodLogicYeah. Yeah, man. I can't wait to give it. You know, from someone who's unqualified, no credentials, just a, you know, young kid who just, you know, did a lot of YouTube University. It says a lot about...

Mohammed HijabSay, let's get that. I am, man. I am. You got to set it up.

GodLogicGive us the nervous boy.

Mohammed HijabI got nervous, aren't you? Go ahead.

GodLogicI got to set it up. Got to set it up. You know, it it it it says a lot for someone who's unqualified to do what I've done to the Dava squad and now you're just laughing.

Mohammed HijabGet on with it, mate. Get on with it, mate.

GodLogicSo, so what I'm going to say is Muhammad Hijab is that the strongest one of the strongest I wouldn't even say it's the but one of the strongest arguments that I would like to use obviously would be the Islamic dilemma that you said is a easil easily uh refuted and disregarded argument.

Mohammed HijabSure. So, I would like your challenge before we start. That's your strongest argument. This is the way to undo Islam. The way to do undo Islam is the Islamic dilemma. You've been in this apologetics game for a very long time. You believe this is the strongest argument. You believe that...

GodLogicIt's it's one of I I believe the strongest argument would with most moral character.

Mohammed HijabNow, don't lose the confidence already. Tell us what's the strongest argument. Let's go for number one because we need to go down.

GodLogicI want to use this. I want to use the Islamic dilemma. Can we stop wasting time and talk about it?

Mohammed HijabOf course you can. That's your strongest argument, right?

GodLogicAll right. Mashah, let's do it.

Mohammed HijabOkay, go ahead and make your argument.

GodLogicAll right. Thank you. So, I'm going to argue that from the Quran standpoint, it points to the previous scriptures as being authoritative over the Quran, meaning it's the standard of truth over the Quran. Okay? And I'm going to use a few verses. I'll we could deal with one at a time. Um my one of my favorite verses to use would be chapter 10 verse 94.

Mohammed HijabYes.

GodLogicOkay. And so this is what it says. It says, "If you are in doubt," this is Allah speaking to Muhammad. If you are in doubt about that which we have revealed to you, then go and ask those who have been reading the scripture before you. Truly the truth has come to you from your Lord. So be not of those who doubt.

Mohammed HijabSure. So let me ask you this, Avery. Have you seen any of the exedites on this? Because it says if you're in doubt, I'm sure you're aware. I know you're not qualified, but you understand that a conditional if is a conditional. If you are in doubt, that's the Arabic wording. in if you were in doubt. If you look at the exedutes, they say he wasn't in doubt and he never asked. So, it's irrelevant. Next one, please.

GodLogicOkay. So, notice since I'm unqualified, it's it's a shame I got to teach you the argument. Um I never I assure you, my friend, I there's no there's no teaching going on here.

Mohammed HijabI got you, John. Just let me get it out.

GodLogicHold on. Hold on. Hold on. You said...

Mohammed HijabI can't even get it out, ladies and gentlemen.

GodLogicYou said one at a time. You said one at a time. 10 minutes.

Mohammed HijabYes. I'm trying to respond what you said. this. Chapter number 10, verse 94.

GodLogicCan I respond with you?

Mohammed HijabWait, what are you are you are you interrupting me or you cut me off and now you're saying I'm interrupting you.

GodLogicNo, no, no, no, no. We're dealing with one at a time here.

Mohammed HijabI know. So you you made a second about I'm not doubting. Let me respond to that.

GodLogicIf you are in any doubt, the ones who were given the book before.

Mohammed HijabSo no, no. So now the exedites say they say this is rhetorical. If conditional you're in doubt then ask. What's he supposed to do? Then they say he never was in doubt because the prophet was never in doubt and he never asked. He never asked in this capacity. That's it. It's is it's put that to the side.

GodLogicOkay. No problem. So So thank you. I appreciate that. You that was a waste of time. That's not my argument. My argument isn't that Muhammad Islam. You're cutting me off again. This is the second time. Notice if you're not afraid of the argument. I'm unqualified. Remember, I'm unqualified.

Mohammed HijabWith it, second verse, please.

GodLogicAll right. I'm unqualified, ladies and gentlemen. Just so ladies and gentlemen, my argument is not in doubt. My My argument is not that Muhammad was in doubt. My argument is what Allah tells him to do if he does doubt. Now, just to get this just to get this under clarity, would you agree that doubt means to be uncertain of the truth? Yeah, that's that's so if Muhammad conditional granted that's what the verse says. If he's uncertain about the truth of the Quran, what is he told to do by Allah?

Mohammed HijabGive ask the people who have been given the book before.

GodLogicAwesome. So if he goes and asks if he's uncertain about the truth of what the Quran is saying and he goes and asks those who've been reading the scripture before him, that's supposed to help him gain certainty of the truth. if he sees that the Quran is in line with what they have. Correct.

Mohammed HijabOkay.

GodLogicIs that is that correct?

Mohammed HijabIf you if you're in doubt, it says in if you're in doubt.

GodLogicI don't know why you're smoking and grinning.

Mohammed HijabI'm just having a good time, man.

GodLogicI know. I know. Wait, hold on. Hold on. I know why he's smoking grinning because he's not used to being in class because he's never been in class.

Mohammed HijabRight.

GodLogicThere's nothing funny about this matter. This is This is...

Mohammed HijabThis is helping you, buddy. Look, look. This is I know you're a bucktoothoth apologist and I know that you're you keep smirking and smiling. You think that this is going to get you somewhere. It's not going to get you anywhere with Muhammad Hijab with a couple of other guys here and there. Going to get you anywhere with Muhammad Hijab because the fact is this. The fact is conditionals have been even proposed in the Quran about Allah taking a son. If Allah wanted to take a son, he could have taken his. So the conditional here for the bucktooth apologist, you have failed to give us anything of substance at this point. I'm just waiting on you. You're presenting the strongest argument against Islam. So please give us the strongest argument. Go on.

GodLogicAll right. Awesome. Thank you. So all of that slander and all that that doesn't work here. Not with me. You're going to have to actually deal with the argument. So again, I'll ask the same question I just asked. You didn't answer. So here's the question again. Muhammad Hijab. So if Muhammad is uncertain about the truth of the Quran in in this scenario, that then he's supposed to go ahead when he asks the people the book, right? You read the scripture before him. Let me let me land. I got you. So when he when he when when he does that, if the Quran is in line with what they have, then he'll be certain of the truth about what the Quran is saying. Right? If he doubt.

Mohammed HijabNo, no, no, no, no. See, look, this is the problem. Okay? The the problem is when you haven't got a high school diploma and you try and use logical no this is the the fact is this. You don't know what you're talking about. Nowhere does Hold on. Hold on. Nowhere does it say you've added and you've added an isog Jesus. You've added your own superical narrative onto the Quranic text. Nowhere does it say if the Quran is if if you're in doubt then go and then it can be corrected by the people. Where does it say that?

GodLogicWhere does it say that? I don't know about...

Mohammed HijabI'll show you again. So when it says that if you are in doubt meaning which you already agreed to means to be uncertain of the truth of what the Quran is saying.

GodLogicOkay.

Mohammed HijabWhat he can do to get certainty of the truth of what the Quran is saying is asking the people who read the scripture before him. It doesn't say any of that. It says...

GodLogicOh it does you you confed that earlier. No, no, no. You just read the verse as it is.

Mohammed HijabMhm. Go and ask the people before you. That's it. That's all it says.

GodLogicBut the question is, the question is, where's the argument here? So what? So what? What's your argument? Is this meant to unpin Islam? I don't see any threat. Where's the argument?

Mohammed HijabI got you. So, so, so again, so do you agree with the verse that in the case in the scenario that Muhammad doubts what the Quran is saying, has uncertainty about the what the Quran is saying that he can get certainty what he can get certainty by asking the people who read the scripture before. Correct.

GodLogicAsk the people. That's what it says. Yes.

Mohammed HijabAsk the people. Yes.

GodLogicAsk the people is what the verse says. Go ahead.

Mohammed HijabWho've been doing what?

GodLogicSay again.

Mohammed HijabAsk the people who what? The ones who have been given the book. There you go. So in asking these people who read the scripture before him, he can then get certainty of whatever he doubted. Correct.

GodLogicNo, that's you've you've added that. See, look, you have to what?

Mohammed HijabIt's what the verse says. No, it doesn't say that. It says it doesn't say what do you call it? So you can get certainty. It doesn't say any of what you're saying. The question is your argument. I'm trying to I'm I'm still finding I'm trying to find your argument. What was...

GodLogicThe argument is thereact you are. Okay. Hijab, let me ask you this. Why is Allah Why what is what is this supposed to do for Muhammad if he's uncertain about what the Quran is saying by go and going to the people who read the scripture before him? What does that do for him in this situation? How does that help?

Mohammed HijabIf this is your argument, do you is your argument the following? Let's just be clear about this. Is your argument straightforward question, brother?

GodLogicNo. No. Is your argument that you believe that the Quran affirms the Torah and the Injil the Bible that you have in your hands? That's not my argument right now. My argument argument I said I got I said it in the beginning. I said that according to the Quran, the previous scriptures are the authority are the standard of truth over the Quran. And here's my verse to prove it.

Mohammed HijabWait, who said that?

GodLogicSay that again.

Mohammed HijabWho said that? Where does it say?

GodLogicI said that. This is my argument. Okay. So, where does it say that in the Quran?

Mohammed HijabI'm showing you. So, again with 1094, watch this. I I'm showing you. You got to engage though.

GodLogicIn 1094, it tells Muhammad if he is uncertain about what the Quran is saying.

Mohammed HijabOkay.

GodLogicHow he can gain certainty.

Mohammed HijabIt doesn't say that he's...

GodLogicOkay. So then then help me out. Why is he saying it?

Mohammed HijabIt doesn't say go and get gain certainty. It says just Hijab is talking about his doubts. Yeah, I understand what you're saying, but what I'm saying to you is the exites have already explained that he never had that doubt and he never asked. So, it's irrelevant.

GodLogicI get the same type of rhetoric.

Mohammed HijabHave you got any other arguments? Because this is getting boring for the...

GodLogicSaying that it's getting boring because you can't even deal with the argument.

Mohammed HijabThis is extreme. This is extremely boring argument.

GodLogicIf it's so boring, you should be able to is what are you trying to say? Are you trying to say that the Bible according to us is preserved? Is that...

Mohammed HijabWhat I'm saying is I'll say it again very clearly. Do you believe that we believe the Bible is preserved? Yes or no?

GodLogicDo you believe that we believe the Bible is preserved? I got you. This will be my third time saying very clearly what...

Mohammed HijabI'm asking you the question. Do you believe that we believe the Bible is preserved? Yes or...

GodLogicI know you don't believe that. I know you don't believe that. What my point is that your beliefs go against Islam. That's my point. Say again. What's the What's the point? Your beliefs go against the Quran. The Quran here. And I'll be very clear. My point the point that I'm proving and I want you to focus on is that the Quran points to the previous scriptures as being the standard of truth. Well, if you're disagreeing with that, I need you to break this verse down for me and show me how I'm wrong.

Mohammed HijabOkay. Okay. Yes. We believe in the previous scriptures. Muslims believe in the previous scriptures. Muslims also believe that the scriptures that are in our hands today from the Jews and the Christians are corrupted. These two things we believe at the same time. We believe that there was original scriptures that then got corrupted. Do you understand this point or not?

GodLogicI trust me, I know your position. I know.

Mohammed HijabIf you understand this position, what's the what's the point here? Because if you believe that we believe that is corrupted, then you understand that there are aspects of the Bible now that you have in your hands which could have their remnants back in that they go back to the actual and aspects of the Bible which don't. For example, the aspects that talk about Lot having sex with his daughters or the aspects that talk about, you know, for example, Noah having the, you know, the the the three sons and seeing them in his nakedness and all these aspects which or that Aaron committed shik and polotheism or uh, you know, that Jesus commanded according to 318 to this that and the other take the young girls for yourself. All of these things are corrections the Quran came to correct. You see, so as I said to you before, the corrupt Bible that we have today, which there are different versions of, there's the New International Version, there's the Revised Standard Version, there's the King James version, there's whatever version, different cannons, 66 books, 73 books, whatever. We don't believe that to be God, God's word. We don't believe 13 books of Paul are God's word. We don't believe in any of that. So where's the argument going here? I don't see where the argument is going.

GodLogicOkay. So I I I'll break it down. You know, remember I'm unqualified. So I got to d I only talk in like dummy standards. Okay. According to the Quran, the it points to the previous scriptures as being the standard of truth. Meaning if Muhammad is uncertain about what the Quran is relating, especially in regards to the previous prophets, the previous histories, their stories, and yada yada yada. If Muhammad is in doubt, this is conditional. As you said, if he doubts what the Quran is saying on these matters, then he can get clarity on his doubts by going to the people who read the scripture before him and asking them about these things.

Mohammed HijabAll right. So, so what?

GodLogicRight.

Mohammed HijabOkay. So, it's saying that you can if you're in doubt, you can go to the people who the people who have been given the scripture before you. For example, some Jews, some Christians. those Jews like no for example where the prophet sallallam went to a person who was a monotheistic Christian at the time and he asked them for questions you know this is a way to reassure himself maybe he's in doubt or whatever it may be yes this is what the Quran says I want to understand what the issue is here do you...

GodLogicWhat's the argument so here's the issue so thank you so we got we got past this part so now since we both now understand that he can get clarity on whatever he might have been doubting just if in this in this case he can get clarity he can get clarity on the truth of what the Quran is saying by going to the people of the book and what they're reading this means that if Muhammad if what he's receiving from the Quran matches what they tell him from the previous scriptures then that will clear up his doubts if he had any regarding what the Quran's telling him correct.

Mohammed HijabOkay, let's go with it. Let's grant it. Yeah, next. Yeah, go on.

GodLogicAwesome. So that would clear up his doubts if he saw that lined up Okay. So, this means that the inverse is true. That if he doubted and went to them and they told him the opposite of what the Quran was saying, then this would actually verify his doubts and he wouldn't have good reason to trust what the Quran is saying. Right?

Mohammed HijabThis is so weak. You have to understand how it called works. Maf is a is a principle in and it's a principle which is what is known in diametric opposition. Okay, it's not actually true that if I say for example, okay, don't if you drink this hot tea then you will be u you will be in a position where you you have to go to the toilet. Okay, it doesn't mean that if I don't drink the hot tea that I will definitely not go to the toilet, does it? So what you're saying is not by conditional. There's no reason for you to think it's by conditional that it works in a symmetrical manner. This is the the weakness of Christian apologetics nowadays. You can't even think logically. The problem is you can't even actually think properly. And the and the issue is if you did propositional logic course 101 in school before you flunked out and did whatever you done. Yeah. If you did that to be honest with you, you bucktooth apologist smiling again cuz he's been caught out once again. The point is if you understood how by conditionality works, how if one thing is happens the other thing, then you wouldn't come with these weak arguments. Okay? There is nothing in the Quran that indicates or in the hadith that indicates that if the prophet Muhammad were to go to the Christian or the Jew and that if he were to correct him, he would have to now uh go in line with what the Christian or the Jew SAID BECAUSE THE QURAN itself edits the Bible. It conscientiously corrects the Bible. For example, in the Quran in the Quran in chapter 50 of the Quran, hold on. The Quran, the author is aware, is he not? My question to you, the author is aware, is he not in chapter 50 of the Quran where it says that no tidness touched him when he created the heavens and the earth. He's aware of what what was said in Genesis chapter 1 and also in the book of Exodus where it says that God rested and he refreshed Naf. So clearly it's correcting something in the Bible, correcting something in the hands of the Christians and the Jews. is correcting it. And that's why the Quran calls itself a muin. Muhe means the corrector. It's the one that corrects it or mu and al it's the correct. So you're saying to me indicates that the opposite is true. Then that must mean that you have no idea of the Quran. You have no idea of tap. You have no idea of what the scholars of Islam said. You have no idea of hadith. And that's what happens when you put forward when the Christian pmical community put forward an individual who doesn't know the Arabic language who doesn't know who doesn't know Quran who doesn't know anything he's never learned Islamic studies in his life and you put him forward to discuss things with me you came here too early you should have had a couple of other journeymen you should have gone to the street and spoke to the people the Quran actually says the opposite of what you're saying in speak bro the the Quran says you lied upon the Quran by saying that the Quran is indicating that if...

GodLogicHow long you going to preach to me manuhammed if the prophet Muhammad were to go to a Christian and the Christian corrects him then he must follow that the Quran says the opposite of that the Quran says that well which means trust me is a guardian is a is something which distinguishes between truth and falsehood sovereign over the over the previous scriptures you're telling No, bro. What's going on? Is this a dialogue or not? You monologuing, preaching. Let me ask your next question because if this is your strongest argument, I don't see how it is.

Mohammed HijabOkay. So, you saying nuhuh. Nuh-uh is not a reputation of the argument. Let me even start. Let me start with your example. Get to the point. I'm at the point. Let me start with your example. Remember, you spoke for the longest. So, please give me the same respect. You You said that if you drink this hot tea, if you say if you drink this hot tea, then you'll have to go to the bathroom. doesn't necessarily mean that if you don't drink the hot tea that you won't necessarily have to go to the bathroom. That's a false equivalence because in in the example in your phrase that you're saying that the the tea is going to cause you to go to the bathroom means that if you don't drink the tea then the tea is not going to cause you to go to the bathroom. Look at you.

GodLogicIs this really what none of none of this is helping you? The nervous laughter is not going to get you out of there. Stupid man you are. I got you. So, bro. So, so again, so again, according to the according to the passage, this is what you got, this is what you need to help me do. Okay, I got you. So, this is what you need to help me do. Since you conceded, Since you conceded, Muhammad, since you conceded, next question, please. You conceded that Muhammad can get clarity on the uncertainty of what the Quran is saying by going to the previous scriptures. You didn't. Now, brother, we're going to rewind your words and play it back in front of you. You need to watch your clip back, dude. I'm saying you've never said this. You said it. You know, look, Avery, notice how you're interrupting me, man. Why can't I speak?

Mohammed HijabAvery Avery, hold on.

GodLogicWhy can't I speak?

Mohammed HijabLook, look, be fair. You're a Christian.

GodLogicYou got to let me get my argument out, man. Ha. You're meant to ah...

Mohammed HijabYou conceded it earlier and now you're saying you never said that. We all saw it. All of us. Huh? You're meant to...

GodLogicThis is absolutely embarrassing. Nuhuh. Nuhuh. Nu.

Mohammed HijabOne second. One second. You said clarity on what the Quran is saying. I never once said any of that. I never once said any of that. I never once said any of that. Yes, you did. Bro, now you're lying up here. Remember, you're the qualified guy and you have to take back your words like this.

GodLogicOkay. All right. I didn't say anything about clarity of what the Quran is saying. I didn't say clarity of the uncertain things the Quran is saying. I didn't say anything about that. Okay. I've clearly said to you the position. The position is this. The position is the Quran says that it's a mu which means it's a guardian and it sives out it filters. It's a filter for the truth of...

Mohammed HijabNow it's a guardian. I thought it was hold on and how do you explain that please? How do you explain before you do the Muslim shuffle the hijab twostep? First you need to do what you're arguing.

GodLogicThe Quran says Muham if you know what Sure. I'll explain it. The Quran. So it depends on your interpretation because you have some interpreters that interpreted that Muhammad that it was Muhammad who was a Muhammad over the Quran. And so then if you're going to be consistent then you're going to have to say that Muhammad is an authority or corruptor over words of Allah.

Mohammed HijabThat's not what anyone said. No, no, no. Muhammad and the Quran is Muhamm. Wait, hold on. The The Quran is al Muham. It's called Al Mu.

GodLogicWould you like to see that say otherwise that say Muhammad's been the Muhammad?

Mohammed HijabThe Quran, the the verse is very clear that the Quran is the Muhamm.

GodLogicNow, to everybody, to some of your scholars, they said Muhammad is the Muhammad.

Mohammed HijabSee, look, you're having to lie now. This is quite pathetic.

GodLogicDo you want me to show you? Can I share my screen?

Mohammed HijabNo, no, no. You don't need to share anything. You're wasting. Don't waste. What are you laughing at? It's the Quran's called the Quran. Okay. You don't like Muhammad. You don't like Muhammad. Okay. Oh man. This is a joy.

GodLogicWhat are you laughing at? What you laughing at? I get I'm let you know. I got the same skill set on my everyday Monday, Wednesday, Friday stream. You're no different than the everyday Muslim. What does mean? What does means criterion? Okay. So, what does it mean? What a standard of truth that tells you what's RIGHT AND WHAT'S WRONG. THERE WE GO. THERE YOU GO. GUESS WHAT? GUESS WHAT? GUESS WHAT? THE QURAN SAYS THE TORAH IS ALAN. THE TORAH IS ALREAN. 22:28 the Torah is alan. Muhammad.

Mohammed HijabI can't even hear what you're saying. I can't hear it. Tell me something else.

GodLogicI just said I just said that according to your Quran, the Torah is alan. In chapter 21:48 and in chapter 2:53, the Torah is alan. So what do you got to say ABOUT THAT? THE TORAH IS THE QURAN OR NOT? IS the Quran for or not? Is it?

Mohammed HijabYes. So is the Torah. So is the Torah?

GodLogicYes. So is the Torah in its own right. By the way, yes. So is the Torah. Correct. Hold on. Wait. Is that correct? The Torah is also for chapter 25. Yeah. It doesn't say the Torah. It says I just said chapter 21:48. It says that we gave Moses and Aaron the scripture and the criterion, right?

Mohammed HijabThat's true. That's true. That's true. I know it's true. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Can't both be true. You waking me up. What was given to Aaron and Hold on. Hold on. So, what was given to Aaron was a right.

GodLogicSay it again. Look at me.

Mohammed HijabYeah. Aaron and given to dress for the occasion. I'm getting my getting messy. Hold on. Is what was given to Are you okay? Is what's this guy doing? Get out of here. You want You want to throw the towel? You want to throw the towel, boy? You want to throw the towel?

GodLogicOh, come on. I need to dress. It works. It works for the occasion. Work.

Mohammed HijabIt's Sit down. Sit down. Sit down.

GodLogicI need to dress for the occasion.

Mohammed HijabHe needs to do this. He needs to do this, doesn't he?

GodLogicHe's getting agitated. I need to I need to dress for the occasion, man. Okay. Okay. All right. So, now here's the question. Here's here's the question, too. Are we done with...

Mohammed HijabAre we Are we Are we done with your logic? Are we done with your dile? Dilemma.

GodLogicUh, no. You haven't you haven't dealt with it yet. You just said an answer.

Mohammed HijabWhat do you want to ask me now?

GodLogicOkay. So, so, so continuing with the argument because you said you never said this. You said you never said this. So