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When you were dating, you're now spouse. It might have been easy to think I know

so much about him or her, but then you got married and you probably realized

when I didn't know that about you, most of us as married couples have been

there before. So if you're still learning things about your mate, welcome to the

company. We're so glad you've tuned in. I'm John Fuller joined by Greg and

Aaron Smolley. They lead our marriage department. And Melanie Shankl has

written a really terrific book about getting along with your spouse, assuming

they're different than you. The book is called The Antelope in the living room

and here's Melanie talking with Jim Daley about a pretty funny story from her

honeymoon. Hey, when you talk about that realization that maybe we're different,

I think you have a story in your book on your honeymoon where that

difference came out. You thought it would be what? And then what did Perry

expect out of your honeymoon? Well, there are a whole lot of things, but I will

tell you that the biggest, what stood out to me was when we got on the plane,

you know, we were going to the Bahamas and we were going to be at a resort for

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