Everybody, welcome to another episode of Relationship Theory!

I'm your host Tom Billi, and I'm here with my beloved wife, who I'm very sad to be leaving shortly after this episode.

Lisa Billi, what's up, homie?

And bless you've just shot two episodes today, and then you're about to make your food, and I was like, what are you doing? We're going to have to shoot!

Indeed.

Good old relationship theory.

Good old relationship theory, and speaking of which, to everybody that was at the event that I just did powerful you that came up and said that you love relationship theory.

And that it's impacted your relationships in a positive way, that was rad.

That was so rad. You would have been a freak for it, because your non-stop campaign to keep the show going.

Like at that event, which may or may not be representative of our entire user base, but let me tell you, homie, it had some fans that power to you.

That's amazing.

And so for people at home as well, it's not that you don't want to do it, it's that you have so much on your play, but I have been a little bullish in...

Yeah.

...saying that because like, I really do feel like we're making a difference, and all these things that we had to learn over the last 16 years, like if there's certain things that we...

The first years we weren't learning.

First, very funny. Actually, that's true. First 18, I think a marriage to be honest.

And yeah, I just...

I feel like we have navigated things, and because we have been relentless in finding the right answer, we stumbled, I felt like we've kind of found our answers when we're looking for them, but we do push.

Right.

And so, yeah, I just hear of a lot of relationships where people think something's impossible, and I love to give people the hope that it is. It's just not easy, you have to work through it.

Let's dive into them topics then.

Let's dive in.

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