Welcome back to Why Have You. I'm Rachel Jankovic. I'm Becca Merkel. You might not have

realized this, but where are sisters? I feel like maybe we should also do a few more obvious

facts that we could share. Obviously, one obvious fact is that we actually a family relationships

in our family are not obvious facts. I feel like they are, but then people occasionally are like,

what? Nancy Wilson is your mom. Yeah, and I, but she is our mother. She is our shared mother.

And Andy Wilson is our brother. It's, and Doug Wilson is our father. Yeah. And all of those people

have books that, that sometimes people, you know, and occasionally I feel like sometimes

hostile people put together charts of what I do, yeah, to try to alert the public that were like

this intense mafia somewhere, you know, you know, that's how we are. Yeah, but they're really

great thing is they forget people when they do the charts. I can't remember who was left off

the last one that I saw that people were putting up as like a kind of a beware of these people

sort of a graph for a public service, but they forgotten someone. I don't know if it was Ben or

I was somebody that was quite kindly related. You didn't catch all the villains. You didn't get

everyone. Yeah. If you watch Riot in the dance, Gordon is our uncle. Yeah, there you go. Yeah,

and the Dane. It's our cousin is the cameraman on the lot of that. I'm like, it's always funny when

that happens. They don't like that. I feel like when I went to a few homeschool conferences, we kept

blowing people's minds that Nate and I were related because it was like put you in a different

context, right? And people were like, but he's one of my favorite authors. I'm like, yes.

We haven't been trying to keep it a secret that we're related. It just is that now we have

different lots of names. So that's how it is makes it complex. Yeah. Well, we're just staggering

and destroying here. The fields are turning green, which is the best time. It's always wonderful.

And it's, you know, everything is like the last of the snow. It's kind of gone and it reveals

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