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Almost forgot I had one this morning, but I'm okay.

I'll tell you where I am in a little bit. You know, I get around, man, there's so much, but, man, good morning, everybody.

You know, today, I was having a conversation with my wife last night, and we were talking about our plans.

You know, we often sit down, you know, just like a married couple.

I mean, you know, we're married. You know, we have children. We have aspirations. We have hopes.

I mean, we have things we want. You know, when you're married, you know, I mean, it's important to sit

with your partner. I'm not telling you anything you don't know. It's common sense, really.

It's important to sit down with the person that you've chosen and decided to share your life with

and have multiple conversations on a lot of things.

And we try to make sure that all of our conversations aren't always just business-related

and always kid-related, you know, because that,

that becomes, it's a part of it, but it weighs so much on the marriage that because that,

that's the grunt work of being married, you know, your children, your family, your bills,

your, your mortgage, your, your car notes, you know, your children, your family, your bills, your mortgage, your,

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