Oh, Ladies and gentlemen welcome to episode 70 of the Reform Pubcast. I'm your plain old host, Les. And I'm your helpless host, Tanner.

Ooh, helpless. Yeah, so, Les, my wife is down south this weekend because another set of her cousins came in.

My wife has a big family and like actually keeps in touch with her cousins.

Unlike me, I don't have really hardly any contacts

of my cousins except for one who lives here in Orlando.

But anyways, I'm all by myself this weekend.

It's a weird experience when a husband who's been married for a long time is without his wife.

It's like a weird, like you're almost reminded of being a bachelor, but also it's kind of terrible

because you don't know what to do with yourself.

Also, what I've found, Sam and I actually talked about this recently,

that men don't do very well alone.

Yeah, women, and I think this is something that like it's definitely

like something God built into us because like so think about like back back like

well the reason the conversation came up between my wife and I is we were

My wife and I are very interested in doing medical missions one day and

Possibly full-time definitely it just depends on really the medical climate in this country if it

continues to go the way it goes for sure like I'm definitely checking out and just

going to go practice medicine like you know somewhere overseas and just join up with a medical

missions group. So basically what they were saying is is that single men they were like when the guy came and

spoke he's like single men don't really do well they don't last in in missionary

work we have a really hard time keeping them full time but women do really well and in full time

mission work and so my wife and I started talking and we're thinking like what what

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