So we're going to talk today a little bit about marriage and you can ask questions and

we'll do the best of that but they really are great at marriage.

Here's what I love. I love about their marriage. They're really open and really honest about them in their process and they have a unique story.

I don't know if most of you have probably heard their story but they have a really unique story about how they got married and how many of you have heard their engagement.

How many of you have not heard their engagement? That's not true because people's hands are still going up.

Alright, let's just go and see what happens. Chris. You can start. You want me to start?

Sure. Talk about marriage for a little bit.

Okay, so yeah, you know our story. We met when we were really young and 12 Kathy was 12.

We met at a lake that Kathy went to every year. My friend took me to so I forgot something at the lake.

We made a good connection there at the lake and then I forgot a code or something at the lake.

Kathy ended up figuring out what city I lived in so she figured out what my address was and I think she brought the code or whatever I left there.

My mom answered the door which is really interesting because my mother never liked any of my girlfriends.

So my mom answers the door and her and Kathy talked for a little bit and then my mom calls me and we make the exchange.

It's all great when Kathy leaves my mother says that's the marrying kind. I said mom she's 12.

I was 15, you know, 12 to 15. That's a big difference, right?

Kathy's not even, Kathy's in like six grade or something, seven to grade.

So I said mom she's 12. My mom said, well I don't care if she's 10. That's the marrying kind.

So that stuck in my head, you know, it's funny how parents can influence you even when you're trying to pretend they're not.

So I always remember that my mother said that she was the marrying kind.

So we got engaged the year, the next year which she was 13 and I was 16 and that was...

How's the Avin?

Let's talk about how I'm going to interrupt you. I know I probably shouldn't. But how did that engagement happen?

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