When he turned 50, and often he started making all this noise about,

he was carrying the whole family.

And I think he had this wife who just was his soulmate or whatever,

and I just think he was like, I'm not, it's too exhausting.

I don't see Caleb or Mitch or anybody saying,

oh, I'm done, you guys just figure it out because it's too much responsibility.

I don't see that.

You know what I?

Hey, y'all, welcome back to another episode here at everyone's business but mine with me,

Kara Berry. We've got another episode of Sister Wives, of course. And it's holiday week, and I'm going to attempt to actually stick to my word this time

because if you're an avid listener, I would say 99% of the time I'm like, oh, we're just going to

do a quick episode. I don't. I do the same goddamn length that I always do. This time I'm going to try,

and this time we're going to try. Our test subject is going to be sister wives, and I think it

should be because, again, not too much happens. Oh, let's get into it. Where we left off,

we were standing on a dirt road in Coyote Pass, which is all dirt, mostly road.

And no development, nothing happening on it, no foundations laid.

God knows what happened to the cistern.

Remember years ago they built a cistern and then Cody basically forced Solomon into. He's like, get in the whole boy. And he's like, I don't want to. He's like, get in there. It'll be fun. He's like, okay. And then Solomon just had to sit at the bottom of that cistern and be like, okay, can I come out now?

I feel like we're maybe all in the cistern now. Like, okay, what's happening?

Especially with Christine, because, like, girl, I, again, I really don't think this is her fault, per se.

I don't think these are her ideas.

But now we're in like a completely different show.

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