Elizabeth Ayoola

Oh, that's good.

Sean has a dog.

Sean, are you going to talk about your dog now?

What are some other things aside from traveling that you envision yourself doing during retirement?

And also because you want to retire together, what are some things you want to do together?

All right.

Well, speaking of mortgage, you all also sent us a question around how to make it fair, considering that Claire is contributing towards the mortgage.

And sometimes couples have a concern that if they break up, one person has helped the other pay down their mortgage and they leave having to go and pay rent somewhere again.

So what kind of questions did you guys have around that?

Okay.

And then Robbie, I know that you mentioned earlier that when you guys were deciding how much rent Claire would pay, you did factor in her being able to save more for retirement.

So maybe you adjusted that number to accommodate that.

So Claire, do you feel like that feels a bit more fair because you're able to maybe save more towards retirement than you would have if you were still renting your apartment?

And I'm curious about, I know everyone has different values around how to split finances, but have both of you always been 50-50 people?

And like, why do you decide that you want to do 50-50?

We have discussed so many different topics.

Do you guys have any other questions?

And also maybe factoring in individually, I know you're planning retirement together, but your own retirement number and what number you would be comfortable stopping at so that if things didn't work out, knock on wood, because we want y'all to be together forever.

But, you know, so that you would have a comfortable nest egg for yourself if you happen to be single.

Another thing I want to bring up relating to life insurance is estate planning.