Our parents have been married almost 50 years and that is quite a feat and it's something that I really admire about them I think

they've had a hell of a run. I feel like there's a butt coming. No that's the introduction let's do the show show. You're right. There is a but occasionally, occasionally,

they struggle as does every couple to communicate their needs. And so as their offspring, as their children we we sometimes find ourselves in the middle of said negotiations and

recently something came up where they're changing my bedroom, my childhood bedroom, into I guess a guest room. They both had very different ideas of what they wanted this room to look like. And it didn't seem like they were on the same page

when it came to the look, the design of this room.

It required us stepping in. Yes, but now happy ending, full steam ahead, the project is well underway.

Yeah, they decided to add a bed, so it's now triple a bunk bed.

And now your childhood is officially over because the bunk beds have been dismantled.

I haven't seen it yet, but I've been told.

That's going to be hard for me.

Yeah, I bet.

It's going to be really hard. You know, because I have such, I think that the vantage

point of being in that bed and looking out, I had one little window I looked out, not that it was like, it wasn't like a prison cell,

but I happened to have a window that looked out

onto the street in front of us

and there was a fork in the road,

which had a stop sign that nobody stopped at.

And there was a lone street light that would shine down.

And I have such vivid memories of watching,

like praying for the snow to start falling in that illumination.

And just looking out there every night, that one, do you have that one like perspective,

that one angle on the world that you just know better than anything?

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