This is the virtue.

I don't care how old you are.

Doesn't matter if you're five or you're 15 or 25 or 35.

When your parents come to you and say, you know what?

It's over between the two of us.

It still hurts you as the kid.

Mine split when I was young, but yours when you were in your 20s.

Correct.

I believe I was 23 because they made it 24 years, almost 25.

And did you note like when they came to you and said, hey, KK, this isn't going to

work.

Were you like, no, no, were you like surprised?

It's weird because I was both like you knew, but you were still surprised because even

though you knew and like they never fought in front of us or anything like that.

Like it was just, it was something different.

But because they had lasted so long, you just thought they were going to keep on

this.

It's one of those deals.

You feel like almost if you're not in it, like you feel like if you've been married

25, 30, 35 years, you're on cruise control and you're never on cruise control.

And that's kind of, I think what it felt like for myself and my brother.

But and it was one of those things like they wanted to wait until we were out of school.

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