She really hates him. It's really true.

Testing 1, 2, 3. Here we go. Testing my wife, HME Podcast, coming to life from Hillsboro,

New Jersey, Bonnie McFarlane, Rich Voss. I forgot to do a task last week and I made a mistake.

So we're doing this through our computer camera, our other camera broke and I was supposed

to call and get a new camera and I forgot traveling and everything and just so much going

on. Sometimes you forget things.

Rich, last week, the minute that happened, I said, I'm going to go order a new camera.

You go, no, no, I'll email the guys, send us one. So, so this whole idea of like, oh,

all this going on is kind of silly. From one second, come on, you know, of course, that's

not the point. The point is when I told you, when we sat down and you go, that's when

you remembered you were like, oh, I forgot the camera thing. And then you immediately

started getting defensive and making excuse. No, I didn't know. I said, Rich, of course,

anyone would be upset. I said, Rich, you were supposed to do that. You told me you were

going to do that. You're like, I forgot. No, and she said, hey, don't worry about it.

We'll take care of it now instead of saying, no, instead of rubbing it in that I forgot.

Oh, I'm sorry. You're just, oh, okay. No, no, no, good, nice kind. You're a gentler

way. It's the way you want me to be. So you should have responded. Hey, don't worry about

it. It's not a big deal, which is not a big deal. We're doing a podcast. It's not anything

to yell at somebody about it. First of all, I didn't you raise your voice. I did not yell.

I'm going to yell now. I didn't yell. Well, you're not. I just the thing that happens

to you is you don't say sorry. You just go immediately into defense. No, I did not

say that. Oh, I should have done it. I did say that. I said, I forgot. No, you didn't.

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