The boy, who appears to be about 12 years old, witnessed his mother’s distress. This incident shows one reason churches are predominantly filled with women, as they often withstand such financial pressures and emotional distress. No man (male) in his right mind would have a clown dress him down like that unless the man (male) has a female spirit. Not every male is a man.

The boy saw that his mother probably worked two jobs to hustle the money for her pimp, Bishop Winans. And this is how the pimp thanks her, by scolding her in public? He knows that is bullshit. He’s thinking logically. His mom may be emotional. When he becomes a man, he’ll have learned never to allow a pimp to talk to him like that.

He might let it go at a particular time and place. But his resilience in the face of such injustice is genuinely inspiring. Bishop Winans, Sr.’s attack is imprinted on his soul. He will never forget that attack—as long as he lives.

However, deep in his heart (if he’s a man). Not every male is a man. For that boy, when the time is right, the place is right, and the condition is proper, he will remember the actions of the pimp.

For anything to happen, for a seed to grow, three things must be present at once. What are the three necessary things? The time, the place, and the conditions.