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So since we're recapping the wedding episode, while I was watching it, I kept thinking about weddings.

And like, now that I'm older, what I would do differently.

And I feel like, yeah, I mean, so anyway, I guess I just want to know, like, how would you guys get married now?

Will's was small and intimate.

You probably wouldn't change much about yours.

Sue and I talk about this.

My wedding day was like the greatest day of my life.

I honestly, I wouldn't change anything. The weather was perfect. You know, Daniel, you were, I still don't know why you didn't come. I don't either. I don't remember what the situation was. I don't remember what it was either. But Ryder, of course, was there. And it was a perfect day. It was in this beautiful place in, you know, at a vineyard in Connecticut. It was a vineyard, yeah.

The back was a vineyard.

So we were like in a little area, but then where you guys got married, but it was a vineyard behind you.

Yeah, and it used to be, it was a place called...

Perfect size, got to actually talk to people. Yeah, Saltwater Farms, which used to be, it was like an airport in the 30s that they redid the hangers, this beautiful vineyard.

And the vineyard outside is just a perfect location.

And we had 55 people there.

The food was great the dancing was great we had a bourbon bar like it couldn't it couldn't have been better so and frankly i you know i when i take over the world which you talked about nobody's going to be able to get married until they're in their late 30s anyway. So I was 40 when I got married.

So, I mean, it's like I wouldn't.

I think being older makes your wedding so much better.

Riter, your wedding was pretty outstanding too, though.

I mean, it was like an event.

That was the thing that was cool. It was more like a vacation for everybody for, you know, three days.

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