Brian Greene

But to be fair to Astrid, I have been living here all my life.

There are people that I know that can go with me to these concerts.

Astrid has lots of friends here now, but she didn't back then, so I would be her ride or die.

Okay.

So that concert was Monday, right?

And last week, we're dropping the kids off at camp, and we see a lady that we know, another Hispanic lady that we know that's friends with the family, Gabby, Gabrielle, okay?

Lovely lady.

She's taught a number of our children.

She's a teacher.

Super awesome human being, the kind of person you just want around in your life because she's just that kind of human being.

Yeah.

And so we see Gabby and Astrid spends some time with Gabby.

And then Astrid comes home from spending time with Gabby.

And I'm going to tell you about what happened after these messages.

I would have gotten this all in before the break had we not had some power explosion.

So hopefully we'll be back after this.

Okay, so every single married couple, and probably couples that aren't married, been together for some period of time, any period of time, really, three months, eight months, nine months, you start to understand a small change in the tone of voice, the way they breathe, the way they walk, the way they swing their arms.

the way their eyeballs are moving, you start to pick up on body language.

And you know, it's just like, I'm selling this story the other day to a pregnant girl at Starbucks.

It's her first pregnancy.