Poh Ling Yeow

And

Maybe I can do something with this.

And I think just obviously, you know, I'll laugh about it and I've talked about it in the past, how like it was such a public validation.

And no matter how much people go, oh, it doesn't matter what people think, it does affect you.

And it had a very positive effect on me.

I'm going to be honest.

Like it was such a...

And it affected people like my family, even the way that they saw me, because they'd always seen me as being so chaotic.

Like they, they, it had to go through the filter of public validation for them to feel like I was going to be okay.

But to them, I'd lived a very risky life up to then, which made them feel worried for me all the time.

And in my culture, that doesn't come out in a sort of a loving concern.

It's kind of more like,

and are you doing the right thing?

And it kind of makes you doubt yourself more.

So after that, like my parents, like this whole new respect, like from my parents kind of emerged, which was very important to me to get through.

that kind of approval from my parents.

So when you go to church on...

sort of like Sunday level.

It's just very chill, but the main difference to other Christian religions is the Book of Mormon.

So it's essentially a record of Christ in the Americas, which is where they think he also travelled to.