When you want to look smart in Sunday school, if you want your friends to think you're cool,

when you want to seem wise and not a fool, it's Christy's Corner.

Today we're going to talk about one of Joseph Smith's most well-known revelations,

especially to Latter-day Saints, the Word of Wisdom.

So, Garrett, where does this revelation come from?

Well, I mean, you said it,

hit the nail on the head as far as how well known it is. I mean, I would guess that the word of wisdom is, it is certainly one of the most well-known aspects of Latter-day Saints. I mean,

if you mean someone who doesn't really know a Latter-day Saint, you know, they've heard of them, they'll say things like, oh, I know you guys can't dance. And they think, like, religiously, we're not allowed to dance, but what they really, what they should mean is that I've been to a steak dance and you guys really can't dance. That's what they should mean.

But, or I heard you guys aren't allowed to play the violin.

You know, I mean, there are all these kind of holdovers from other radical Protestant groups that people attribute to Latter-day Saints.

But one of those things that has become this great marker

is that Latter-day Saints don't drink and they don't smoke.

Fewer people know that we don't drink coffee or tea,

but it certainly is something that becomes a more well-known aspect of the faith.

So in my, you know, speaking from personal experience, in business, in my career, it's really

the only thing people know about Latter-day Saints or Mormons as they would say.

I mean, and it does, it is one of those things that does make us a little bit of a peculiar people, right?

Is that every event that I have ever attended ever in the history of ever relating to business has a tremendous amount of alcohol.

And so it's one of those things that's...

And now I see why you went into business.

That's the main reason.

I went into business because everything, and it's free booze.

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