What is going on, everybody? Welcome back to the Mind Over Macros podcast. As always, I'm your host, Mike Milner.

And first of all, I hope you had a very nice, peaceful, relaxing, fulfilling, I don't know, name it, throw in another adjective Thanksgiving if you celebrate.

Because we have people who listen from all over the world. So I don't want adjective Thanksgiving if you celebrate because we have people who

listen from all over the world. So I don't want to assume that you celebrate Thanksgiving.

But if you do, I hope it was everything that you wanted it to be and more. We had a lovely time.

And this is one of the things to navigate when you have two families that are very close.

My family is very close and Mel's family is very close.

So I think I think what's pretty standard is to like alternate, right?

Like you do one year with one family and then the next year with the next family.

It's tough to combine just like

logistically and anyway so i think standard is to alternate i don't know correct me if i'm wrong but

if you are in a similar situation where you have two close-knit families do you combine do you

divide and conquer? Do you alternate years?

Well, what I did was I asked if we could start early for my family. And then I asked if Mel's family

could start a little bit later. And then I was able to get to both Thanksgiving.

So first half, I went to my parents' house with my whole family, and then right after

dessert, which I don't like to eat and run, but it kind of had to make it work, got out and

then went over to Mel's sister Amy's house for their Thanksgiving.

And I arrived perfectly when they were eating dessert, which was like you can't ask for a

better situation to go from dessert to dessert.

And then it was fun.

Like my family's Thanksgiving, we did did we played some games most notably we

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