Hey everybody, welcome to another episode of Relationship Theory. I'm your co-host Tom

Billy and I'm the little sick and I'm here with my beloved wife Lisa and hopefully I

can speak properly through the sunset. Yeah, we actually put the shoot off in

other days so that your voice could get slightly better. So, oh bless yeah. Well,

it was well worth losing your voice over at Compton getting sick. Well, yeah, so

the losing the voice and getting sick are two separate phenomenon. This right

now I don't think is my voice. My voice feels relatively normal. Feels normal, but

obviously because I'm stuffed up and stuff I sound a little funny. Yeah, we just

got back from New York. Comic Con. It went amazingly well. Amazing. You missed a

billu, hat off to you for having a vision and fricking executing it at the

level that we did. Like it was mind blowingly amazing. It was really awesome and

like he said, well worth getting sick for but nonetheless it is amazing what a

time suck being sick is bit of a pain. I'm not happy about it. And when you're sick

we have very strict rules which are the beginning actually of our relationship.

I remember getting offended when you wouldn't come when you wouldn't come near me

because I was sick. It would like I did. But germs are kind of

capable. I know. The thing is I think is because in those moments like you know

me I always like to put on a brave face. I don't need anything but then in the

moments of weakness I just want to be taken care of and when you won't come near

me and you've got like you know your hand over your mouth like I've got the

lurgy. Oh I'm happy to take care of you. It's like proximity is the problem. And

now I get it though. I was gonna say. Yeah now I get it and look we've spoken

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