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What? This is unbelievable. I don't believe this. Okay. So the majority, 61% say they would consider getting a corporate sponsor for their wedding.

Oh, that makes sense to me. Really? Yeah. I mean, you're getting your wedding essentially paid for.

Yeah, but there'd be a sponsorship thing. Like, they have to put their name like says Walmart on the back of your dress or something. I mean, nothing against Walmart, but it's just me like any corporation. But I mean, we're basically doing it anyway on our social media platforms and everything. I totally could say that. Okay, all right, okay. Yeah. Fair. Yeah. How about this? 20% would allow the mascot of the corporation to officiate the wedding.

That may be a bridge too far. Yeah.

If I'm at a wedding and Mr. Peanut gets up there and says,'s smartly dressed. He has a monocle.

No, I didn't, no, I don't think you're taking marriage seriously. It's so true. We keep talking about this,

but it's so true. If you read, I was reading Second Corinthians, I've been kind of camping out there.

Just takes on a whole new light and view of where we are as a culture.

I would agree.

All of it.

Especially about considering others better than yourself.

And there's so much one-anothering that goes on there about believers treating other believers a certain way.

Like, this is your family.

You may disagree, but still, family.

And people should be able to look at us and go, wow, they treat each other really well.

Wow, they love each other deeply.

It says in First Peter, love each other deeply because love covers a multitude of sins.

You think this person is wrong?

Right, okay.

But if they're your brother or sister in Christ, cover that.

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