Bert Kreischer

But, like, what's an example of that when you go... Because we all have game, right?

I only say that because when you said that, I go... And I apologize if I'm oversharing Leanne, but, like, I was never comfortable with anyone sexually.

that I ever dated, and I think it was because I was afraid I was gonna get AIDS or get someone pregnant.

And I was like, so I never, I wasn't myself sexually, and then when we had Georgia, and I knew, oh, this is my person, it gradually, and I say gradually, I'm talking within 20 years, it just gets better, because I can be myself.

And so when you say that, what does that mean, I can be myself around them?

Hey, let's go around the room and say what we love about our husbands.

I'll be right back.

No, this is, this is, what questions have I not asked?

Do you remember, can I, just as a kid that mowed lawns, do you remember saying like, I was like, y'all mowing lawns.

I was like, cool.

And then you were like, yo, I'm mowing his lawn and his lawn.

I'm going to mow his lawn.

And I used my dad's mower.

My dad's like, I need money for gas.

I was like, I thought, it's in there.

And he was like, yeah, you need to pay for the gas to fill it up.

And I was like, you just cut into my fucking property.

This is a boomer conversation right now.

Keep going.

Keep going, I'm sorry.