As an Elvis impersonator, I meet fans and they're like, he could do no wrong to them.

But I zoomed it on the flaws.

I found that way more interesting than just selling a million records.

That's boring.

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I'm Anna Sale.

Brendan Paul is an Elvis impersonator who owns Graceland Wedding Chapel in Las Vegas.

When I spoke with him over FaceTime, Brendan was home, off the clock.

But the look was unmistakable.

Jet black hair, moosed up cowlick in front, sideburns down below his ears.

I wear a hat a lot. I'll just put a hat on if I want to try to just, you know, go out and not have someone go, thank you. Thank you very much.

People have gotten married at the chapel Brendan owns since 1939. It took on the name Graceland Chapel in 1977 after Elvis died.

The king had stopped there once before while shopping for wedding locations.

The chapel claims to be the site of the world's first Elvis-themed wedding.

Today, they offer wedding ceremonies in six languages seven days a week.

If someone right now were to walk in, they would call me and say, there's a couple

once, know how soon you can get here.

But that's the business.

That's what it entails.

So.

Uh-huh.

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