Becky Lynch

Yeah.

Yeah.

How are we going to make it work?

So before the pandemic happened, I just wanted to have a kid anyway.

So I was like, well, I think I'll just have one and then come back, you know, and make it work and figure it out.

Because I don't want to skip over that part of my life, which can often happen when you're, it never feels like the right time to step away to make that decision.

And, you know, and it's hard to get that back.

And I was at the top of my career.

But part of me, I don't know if it's self-destruction or just like a rebellion where I'm like, I'll make it work.

And just wanted to figure it out and have both.

And then the pandemic happened.

And then I saw that we would be wrestling in front of no people for a prolonged period of time.

It's like, you know, this might be a good time to sneak a kid in.

And so like timing worked out so perfectly.

And then when we came back, like everything fell perfectly into place.

We have a bus.

We have a bus driver, Andy, who's like family.

He looks after us so incredibly.

I wish I could clone him.

And then he said that his wife was looking to leave her job.