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We've all heard the phrase opposites attract and it's absolutely true for a lot of

couples, maybe most couples. Certainly as the years have clicked off for

dinner in me, my wife, we've seen that we really are opposite on some things. I

mean, she just tears into the kitchen and leaves all the cupboards open and and

she's a working woman in the kitchen and I am so methodical and I put things

away as I use them and she is a total opposite approach. Now is one right and

the other wrong? No, but I was drawn to her creative energy and that that

approach to life that all in approached the dinner had and I'm still attracted

to it. I just have to remember every now and then that's what drew me to her. I'm

John Fuller joined by my colleague Aaron Smolley. Normally her husband, Dr. Greg

Smolley, would be in here with us. He's out of the office today. Aaron Greg's

not here so you can say whatever you want. What was one or what were a couple of

things that attracted you to Greg early on in your relationship? Yeah, and this

will shock you, but his sense of humor and brought so much fun. We had so much

fun between just going to the mall or we would go to the park. Going to the

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