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So on the days that we were filming, I would come home.

So I was working.

I was still working full time and I work nights, 12 hour shifts.

So I would come home after a 12 hour shift.

And it was it was like I would greet her, but I wouldn't.

have like usually any kind of like intense conversations or deep, meaningful conversations.

It's just kind of like, hey, I'm getting home.

I want to relax a little bit, eat and go to bed, that kind of thing.

And she worked nights, too.

But it was I mean, she would have different days off than I would.

So it kind of overlapped that way.

But a lot of the time we were filming, it just happened to be on days that I worked a 12, 13 hour shift.

And it was a lot, you know, it was a lot to deal with.

I wasn't really surprised by that.

I think it was... I think...

I think the financial differences definitely played a large part in her decision because we had conversations off camera that were about, okay, well, where are we going to live?

How are we going to move in together?

How is that going to look?

And so for her, I think...

the financial aspect of it was, was definitely, I mean, I don't know that it was like the deciding factor, but I think it was like part of it was lighthearted, but I think there's some truth to every, you know, to any jokes that she did make about that.