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What does it mean?
He mixes a bizarre transaction with a conversion to Presbyterian faith for a crop‑duster.
In plain terms
He says he'll become Presbyterian for a crop‑duster after buying a candy bar.
What can you take from it?
The quote is a nonsensical, humorous exaggeration.

Where it applies

  • in a joke
  • when describing odd deals

Putting it to work

  • recognize satire
  • avoid taking it literally

Questions to consider

  • What is the intended punchline?

Another view

The meaning is unclear and confusing.

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