Hi, Pashi. Hi, Sufi. I got a question. I'm going to let our guest today be a guide for my opening query.

Okay. First time we've done three brothers. Yeah. Is that right? I think so. Yeah. I mean, again, there's no way of knowing. There's no way to research this stuff. You just have to take a

pretty confident. This is the first time we've done a trio of brothers.

We have done a trio of sisters with Heim.

Yeah.

And maybe another one that I can't remember.

Yeah, apologies.

Sometimes when I see, because it's so fun the way these brothers talk to each other.

Mm-hmm.

How do you think a third brother would have fit into our dynamic?

Follow-up, do you think we would let them be on the podcast?

I mean, I think you incorporate whatever comes along into your sort of family dynamic. So I don't know where they would have fit, but I think with all groups of friends, like, you know, we've got that big group of

college friends that we see, everyone sort of plays their role. Yeah. And you don't know what your

role is until you've sort of lived in it for a while.

And so, yeah, we have our roles in the family. And I don't know what a third brother would have

been, but they would have found their way. Uh, incorrect. The answer was, I don't think we would

have liked them. Oh, no. So not on the podcast. We wouldn't have had him on the podcast. It is that.

I mean, again, I, you know, we had two boys and I was like, oh, it's great.

You know, you and I couldn't ask for better childhood than I had going through with you.

And I'm like, we're good with two.

And now, you know, I will say a little jealous, little jealous that there's three of them, you know.

Oh, yeah. little jealous that there's three of them, you know, because they have that thing where when one of them leaves, you know, to go to a sleepover or, you know, uh, you know, maybe one of them, I don't know where else kids go.

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