Okay, so this story comes from the New York Post, and it's about a couple who got divorced.

So they get married in 2014, they have two kids, and then, I guess about three years later is when the problem start.

How long would you say you were married before the problem started?

Like winning problems.

Well they said three years ago,

probably some red flags going into the thing.

Sure, sure.

Yeah.

So. But like actual, just thinking, both of you thinking,

oh my God, do you think it was any of those thoughts

within the first year? Like what did we do? Yeah, you think so? Really? I think, you know,

on and off, yeah, not constant like it was a couple years into it, but yeah, like boy, this isn't great.

Right. Yeah, I mean towards the end, you knew if we went backwards from like, okay, here's

when you got divorced, how many years leading up to that did you both know?

It was for a while.

Yeah, I was kind of like also, and I've told you this before, but I was so kind of like,

you know, Matt Damon and I departed.

Like, you know, I'm Irish, I can be miserable forever so you're going to have to end this because whatever this is

it's marriage it's supposed to suck yeah I think so I'll just whatever we're gonna have to like each

other we've decided to do this.

It's supposed to suck and also the whole process sounds like a pain in the ass right getting

divorced.

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