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They read the Bible, they prayed, and they often did it together as a family.

And I don't know, this is, I think comes under fire, the traditional values stuff.

Um, there was one thing I kind of wanted to say earlier, even Andrea, I'm going to get on my feminist high horse for a hot second, but even Andrea, you know, we're in Texas, the South, it's the eighties and nineties.

Andrea, she graduated valedictorian.

She's captain of the swim swim team.

She's in national honor society yet.

Where does she go to nursing school?

Yet I guarantee you she could have gone to medical school.

Right.

But because of the conventions of like a traditional family, no, Michael is the computer engineer for NASA.

That will not be.

Yeah.

The competition, it would not be there.

She goes to nursing school, which was at the time.

Women just didn't traditional family roles.

Yeah.

I grew up with it.

That's how my family was.

Even my mom who later became an ER doctor, she went to nursing school first.

Cause that was just, it was unheard of that women went to medical school.