All right, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the We're Having a Good Time podcast.

I'm Dusty Slay. I'm your host, and I'm here with my wife and co-host Hannah Sle. How you doing, Dusty?

Yeah, good, good. You know, I just have gotten into the habit of calling you Hannah Hogan because that's who

you've always been. Even after we got married, you did not change your name. But when you became an American

citizen, you did say, let's change it.

Yeah. And we don't really know where it's at right now. What? My name? Yeah. My citizenship.

Your name? Well, it's only changed on my citizenship certificate. So I have to go through the other

channels of my driver's license and I have to apply for an American passport.

And it never was a big deal to me. It did not matter. I'm not some feminist out here trying to be like, I want my wife to keep her name.

But it just didn't really make much difference to me. But when we had kids, I'm like, I want you to have the same last name as your kids.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know?

It made me feel real feministic, not having your name, like unintentionally.

Well, it's like, I just assume that, like, you know, all this time time people were just getting married and it just happened.

Yeah.

But it didn't really just happen.

You have to do things.

Yeah.

You have to go through and do paperwork.

And we had so much other paperwork going on that it just didn't make sense.

Well, it's like we got married because I needed a green card.

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