Andrea

Yeah. I feel like we had so much love to give and didn't have the opportunity. So, and I think about how much we love your kids now and how much we enjoy spending time with them. And it's such a special relationship. And it's just a shame that Megan's children have missed out on that, and we've missed out on that.

now and then what do you hope for them in the future i hope for good health mental and physical and i hope they are able to see the situation at some point for what it really is and was maybe they'll listen to your podcast and realize that people people did see people did care and um we did all we could do. So I hope that someday they realize that.

now and then what do you hope for them in the future i hope for good health mental and physical and i hope they are able to see the situation at some point for what it really is and was maybe they'll listen to your podcast and realize that people people did see people did care and um we did all we could do. So I hope that someday they realize that.

now and then what do you hope for them in the future i hope for good health mental and physical and i hope they are able to see the situation at some point for what it really is and was maybe they'll listen to your podcast and realize that people people did see people did care and um we did all we could do. So I hope that someday they realize that.

Hi, Dave. How are you?

Hi, Dave. How are you?

Hi, Dave. How are you?

Yes, I am in a really, like, tricky situation. I am baby step number two with my husband, and I just received a call today in the morning, actually. My brother and my mom asking me to borrow my brother, or lend my brother $3,000. But my mom didn't know about the snowball. For what? Okay. For what? For his business. Because he needs to pay stuff for his business.

Yes, I am in a really, like, tricky situation. I am baby step number two with my husband, and I just received a call today in the morning, actually. My brother and my mom asking me to borrow my brother, or lend my brother $3,000. But my mom didn't know about the snowball. For what? Okay. For what? For his business. Because he needs to pay stuff for his business.

Yes, I am in a really, like, tricky situation. I am baby step number two with my husband, and I just received a call today in the morning, actually. My brother and my mom asking me to borrow my brother, or lend my brother $3,000. But my mom didn't know about the snowball. For what? Okay. For what? For his business. Because he needs to pay stuff for his business.

Exactly. But this is the catch. I talk to my mom sometimes, you know, telling her, like, we save money for the kids, right? So the kids have money. So her idea was to take the money from the kids' savings account to give my brother the $3,000.

Exactly. But this is the catch. I talk to my mom sometimes, you know, telling her, like, we save money for the kids, right? So the kids have money. So her idea was to take the money from the kids' savings account to give my brother the $3,000.

Exactly. But this is the catch. I talk to my mom sometimes, you know, telling her, like, we save money for the kids, right? So the kids have money. So her idea was to take the money from the kids' savings account to give my brother the $3,000.

I mean, my brother helped me when me and my husband were in a really tough situation at the beginning of our marriage. How did he help you? I mean, sometimes like buying more kids stuff if they need it without asking. And he was like, okay, you know, I can do it. That was not $3,000. No, not $3,000. That was $100. Kind of like that. $50 here, $50 there. What's your cultural background?

I mean, my brother helped me when me and my husband were in a really tough situation at the beginning of our marriage. How did he help you? I mean, sometimes like buying more kids stuff if they need it without asking. And he was like, okay, you know, I can do it. That was not $3,000. No, not $3,000. That was $100. Kind of like that. $50 here, $50 there. What's your cultural background?

I mean, my brother helped me when me and my husband were in a really tough situation at the beginning of our marriage. How did he help you? I mean, sometimes like buying more kids stuff if they need it without asking. And he was like, okay, you know, I can do it. That was not $3,000. No, not $3,000. That was $100. Kind of like that. $50 here, $50 there. What's your cultural background?

What's this accent? Well, I'm from Ecuador.

What's this accent? Well, I'm from Ecuador.

What's this accent? Well, I'm from Ecuador.

No, they live here, but yeah, they're Ecuadorian Salesforce. And they live here right now. Most of my family lives in the United States right now.