what did the listener who called Les say about the country's condition?
A listener from a distant city said the country is going down the tube, as it has been for quite a while. He asked why and then explained by relaying a worker's account of wicked times and a house party where drugs and sex were so awful he had to leave.
Les explains that a listener from a distant city, saved out of abject ungodliness himself, called and said the country is going down the tube, as it has been for quite a while. The listener asked why, then described the men working for him in his big moving business—about 25 or 30 young hulks. One fellow told him we're living in wicked times; when asked why, he recounted a house party where the drugs and sex got so awful he had to leave. Les uses this to show that if such a person can't stand it, the depths are worse, and that this complete breakdown in morality and loosening of godly restraints is mushrooming everywhere, signaling we're getting close to the end.