Weston Smith

He said, yeah, you know, I just, you know, I want church to be good.

You know, everyone be happy.

And I'm like, that's church is not a place for happy people.

You go there, supposed to go there if you're broken, if you need something.

Right.

And then if you're happy, great, you can stay.

But after that, that really affected me growing up in church.

No.

So it was one down not where I'm from.

Oh, okay.

I moved down to the capital.

It's in Des Moines.

So, yeah, that affected me because I grew up in the church.

You know, grandma's super religious and all that.

So, yeah, that affected me very deeply that I heard from a pastor, you can't come to church anymore.

So I said, okay.

So then I just swore off that church, probably going to swore off every other church because, and again, it's non-denominational.

So it's not like the Catholic conspiracies and all the things you hear about, but it's a small church that said, you can't come because this deal went sour and I don't want it to be awkward.

I don't want to be awkward there.

I said, okay.