We're going back to the ones ready podcast. That's right. I just went in there just, you know,

because not giving you guys a heads up at all because that's what I do. It's very unbranded.

Yeah, very unbranded. You know, so, you know, we're going to cover something for the folks out

there. We're going to cover something that we covered. I think it was about two years ago. Maybe

that was a long time ago. Yeah, it was a while ago. Plus, it was only really only Trent and Brian

that were on there. So, we want to give a little bit more perspective. Plus, it's been two years

and kind of perspectives change and stuff like that. So, what we're going to talk about is families

and what it's like doing this job with a family or maybe some perspective on what the families

go through and how they feel throughout the job. So, I would never pretend to think on what

my wife believes. It goes on there. It's careful. It's probably an aggro, but yeah, I think it'll

be good. So, I honestly, I don't even know where to start in terms of asking you guys questions,

but yeah, you know, because I'm going to interview you guys. That's the way this works.

Because you're going to keep yourself out of the doghouse. I know. This is a good idea. That's

all the danger our way. You know, the intro makes a lot more sense now. Now that Peach is like,

no, I'm running this one. No questions this way. Guys, I'm the one just running this open panel.

I mean, we'll start with the, you know, we'll start with the elephant in the room, right? Like,

special operations career field have high rates of divorce. They have high rates of folks not

making it. But to be honest with you, it's really comparable to like the larger American culture as

it is right now. Like, you are going flip plus. So, I want to say divorce rates in America are more

than 50% now, right? Like, you're probably not going to make it in your relationship if you were

to just look at the data anyway. So, when you add on things, like the amount of TDYs we go on,

the stressors, the trauma that we've talked about for years here on the podcast, of course,

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