All right, guys, the meds are going to be playing the Dodgers in LA, so that means that I get a major break from my husband from starting from one Thursday Friday, Friday, Sunday, Sunday.

You're coming one of them. Yeah, we're all going to go. It's going to be a family affair one day. Should we bring Vita? Do you think she wants to go to a baseball game?

No shot. You don't think? No, I want to enjoy myself. Let me ask her. Should I call her and ask her? No way.

Welcome, Dirties, to a new episode of Till the Dirt with Tommy and MJ. What? What? My husband is Tommy. I'm MJ. He likes it when I tell you guys that we got married from.

Well, no, let's not what I care about. I care that you just tell them that who we are, what the show is about. Go ahead. You know, if you're something I'll tell you for the first time, I think it's best that you can know who we are. She's MJ. I'm Tommy. You might know us from some reality TV show that we were on and now you might know us from the pod.

Well, this is 44 episodes, man. We've been doing this a while now. So it's coming up on a year soon. This show is about how we met. Then we got engaged and married went on an IVF journey. And in today's episode, we're going to cover a little bit of everything. You're going to hear about one of the last stages before I gave birth. Yeah.

A rare condition called folio stasis. We're going to talk about more wedding season stuff that's happening.

Do's and don't a Q&A of some of the juiciest questions that I've ever read that came through. And I just can't wait to get into all of these things because.

But before we get there, as I said, you know, we're coming up on a year of us doing this podcast.

And make no mistake. We've been approached. We've had a lot of meetings. We've sat down. We've the Rob Delbo's. Oh my God.

A lot of with a lot of the networks out there that that host podcasts. And we just haven't found the right home yet until now.

Yes, we are now proud to say that we are part of the cloud 10 family. Hell yeah.

This is something that we've been we've been through it before. And you know, the dollars never made sense. Let's just put it that way.

That's an expression. Yeah. And S E N S E. Yeah. Without, you know, throwing people under the bus. You know, we've been through the mill a little bit.

Sometimes people don't aren't true to their word. Well, they say one thing in the contract says something else.

We finally found some place that we are a static. We're a static to be a part of.

I think it's important that if you were doing something you guys since you're talking about being shrewd in business, like sometimes you want something really bad.

And when you want something bad, really badly, you might be willing to enter into contracts with people who aren't trustworthy or you might not be wanting to worry about the things that are in the contract.

One piece of advice that we can both give you, right? Tommy and I can both give you all is that.

That one thing on the contract that you think is never going to be relevant is going to be the thing that's going to bite you in the ass.

Or the thing that, you know, you think it's not like it's a sticking point and you're just you want to get the deal done.

So you kind of accepted and then all of a sudden you realize there was a reason it was a sticking point.

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