“Sin is like an egg that's been broken in a saucer. And sin would be the yellow in the middle. I believe it's called the yolk. And when you go to picking in that yolk, it scatters all over the egg. And that's the way sin is. You just going to commercializing it, and—and fixing it up, and making it look pretty, and giving it another name, you scatter it through everywhere. That's what sin has did in this great lovely nation of ours. It has been glamortized, or I mean glaminized. Sin has become glamour.”
