Hi, awesomes. Welcome back to sort of awesome. I'm your host, Meg Teats. I'm joined this Wednesday, this midweek awesome update by my husband Kyle.

You get a title. I'm just the husband.

You're the co-husband.

We do not speak on your co-husband. Okay.

Co-husband is not exactly... I was not aware of.

It's not exactly that it didn't come out right.

Which one of the kids are the other co-husbands? All of them? None of them? Some of them?

Instead of sister wives, do we have brother husbands? Is that a thing?

I'm sure it is a thing. I've not met them in our instance, and so I would not call them brother.

That's not a term I threw around loosely. Well, I mean, you don't throw it around loosely.

However, I do feel like it's more common amongst men to call each other brother.

Hey, brother, sometimes they say it derisively, like with antagonism.

You're lying to yourself, brother. That's a whole story.

Yeah, one time was somebody representing a church, right?

Our street. Here's the thing.

If anybody out there is thinking, hey, my house is perfectly okay.

But I'd like to get into a better neighborhood, whatever.

Feels safe, or it looks nice, or all of that. That comes with negatives.

One of which is when it looks and feels safe, that means every door to door but hole in America wants your street.

Well, that's true.

And so we get a lot of that. Yeah.

And it varies. It could be Jehovah's Witnesses, any number of churches represented, sales people,

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