Hey, the bird show. The stakes were high this weekend. It could have been disastrous. But I think when you're going into something like this, when you're planning something that's so big, you have to sort of know it's not going to be pulled off exactly the way you think it's going to happen, right?

Well, with a name like Murphy, what can go wrong is absolutely going to go wrong. And this is nothing new for us. We've been dealing with this

curse for our entire life. So I knew that we had to have all of our bases covered when my brother

planned to propose to his girlfriend of a year on Friday. Percentage wise, as far as the planning

of this proposal goes, your participation versus your

brother's participation in this, your percentage was what? I don't know. Actually, proposing is probably

90% of the thing, but when it comes to planning the proposal, it's probably like 98%. He comes in at the

very end, like a good closer in baseball, asks the question, but you do

everything leading up to that.

I was like, you take all the credit.

I'm like, I just want to make sure that she's happy and she's having a good time.

And he bought the ring, right?

You know what?

Honestly, that's kind of the most important part too.

And, you know, he has to handle the whole marriage thing. So if we're just talking about the execution, you know, he's handling all of the hard stuff.

I just put up some flowers.

So like, let's be real.

Who really has the more difficult job here?

But yeah, I mean, my brother, he decided to propose to his girlfriend a couple of months ago.

They moved in together.

My mom was like, y'all need to get married and he was like yeah i'm 30 we should probably do that so they're getting married they're getting um they decided to get engaged and when he was in Atlanta a couple weeks ago

I was like so what's the deal with the proposal like what's going on and he's like yeah i don't

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