I don't know the entire population!

So theUNwise thinks I know the entire population at OCAC. Why does he think that? Well, one of the players' (Jeff) wife was there to watch him. Marian is her name. She showed up last week as well with their son and people were asking them how they've been since they moved out to the boonies (Kanata) and haven't been to OCAC in awhile. Well, something clicked in my head last week about that scenario but I couldn't think properly because it was sooo hot. Since they were there this week again, I had to ask.

Me: "Marian, do you have a cousin named ____?"
Miriam: "Yeah!"
UNwise: "Do you know the entire population at OCAC?" (edit: "do you know everyone's family at OCAC")
Me: "Hahahah!"

So I tell Miriam how I know her cousin (we're family friends from Vancouver...that go wayyyyyyy back to when my parents first arrived in Vancouver!) and how she told me that her cousin lives in Ottawa.

Anyway, the world is honestly too small at OCAC. Let's see the web:

1. JC: She used to attend SCBC before she moved to Calgary.
2. Calazula: We both attend SCBC when we're back in Toronto.
3. Mel: We both attend SCBC when we're back in Toronto and I know her sister.
4. the UNwise: My family and his cousins' family in Toronto are close friends.
5. Dave Young's wife used to attend SCBC.
6. According to my parents when they were up here and were introduced to some people at OCAC, the brother-in-law of one of my Sunday School teachers during my childhood days at SCBC is at OCAC (although I have no idea who this person is because he goes to CSM)

I think that's it....From numbers 1-4, there's already a close connection. And it's always great to know someone at church.

So my answer to the UNwise: No, I do not know the entire population everyone's family at OCAC, but shouldn't we all try to get to know each other, since we are all brothers and sisters?