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I'm Ashley and Dino super excited to be hanging out with you guys today for those who are just listening on the podcast and maybe not watching on YouTube.

You guys are in the backseat of your car, which is awesome. I appreciate you pulling over to do this, have this conversation.

I also saw last night you had some plumbing issues.

I feel like we our motto is like we live in organized chaos. I don't know if that would necessarily fall into organized, but it was definitely chaotic.

It feels it's funny. Every time we do something kind of big, we get some sort of attack the day before and yet last night was just chaos.

One of our sons decided that he would try and fix a toilet by continuing to flush it.

We had water going from the second story down in the first.

It started dripping through the vent and then it started dripping through the lights.

I'd love to say I was super calm and didn't yell at my kids.

I'm like, what are you thinking?

Definitely worth it in this morning. We're like, so we're a little bit sorry about how we reacted.

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