From San Diego, California, this is a one extraordinary marriage show.

We're being busy as overdone, romancing as fun, and scheduling Texas taking the guesswork at a

wondering when you're going to get some. I'm Tony Del Lorenzo, your co-host along with my

beautiful wife, Alisa. From coast to coast and around the world, thank you for joining us.

It's time to talk sex, love, and commitment. Give us a call or text us on the hug hotline at

858-876-566-3, or send us an email to hugsatonexuarymarriage.com.

In today's show, we're talking about the financial stress that inflation is having on marriages,

especially your financial, emotional, and recreational intimacy. There's an anonymous quote that talks

about money that says, money problems, destroy marriages. Get on the same page with your spouse

and work together towards a common goal. Kind of wraps all those intimacies up together,

and that's what we're talking about in today's episode. But first, we start every one extraordinary

marriage episode with a hug. And if this is your first episode that you've ever joined us for,

we want to say welcome. We're super excited to have you here. And if you're wondering what a hug is,

a hug is really an opportunity for Tony and I to kind of give you that virtual high five to say,

you know, job well done for what you're doing in your marriage, for how you're taking action,

for doing something to create a shift in your relationship. And this hug comes from a five-star

review that we got on Amazon for the book, The Six Pillars of Intimacy. Then this person says,

five stars. Thank you both for being so willing and vulnerable to share these pillars with us.

Our marriage wasn't struggling, but this definitely saved us. And I love it when somebody will take

we'll take a book, we'll take, you know, listening to one of these podcast episodes and we'll be like,

okay, what can I do? Yeah. And it's clear just from, you know, that two, those two lines that they

did something, right? They said they weren't struggling, but they saved them. And so they were

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