The host addressed on-air as Mike reads and summarizes an article titled 'stop calling Hobby Lobby a Christian business': president Steve Green claims the chain runs on Christian principles and the company fought the Obamacare contraception mandate at the Supreme Court, yet its products are largely made in China, whose labor conditions the article calls unjust. The hosts reject the article's guilt-by-association argument as lazy and unvalidated (no evidence any given trinket is a sweatshop product), but agree with a different conclusion: 'Christian' as an adjective on a business is just marketing — 'anything with the word Christian on it that isn't a person is marketing,' quoting the band Unseen Patrol. A company has no soul; what matters is that the means be faithful, while not every cause can be fought at once.