George Kamel

I think it's both.

Yeah.

I think it's, like, with our first, I stayed at home with our first, so it's part of our values as well that, like, we don't want to pay someone else to parent our kids.

Yeah.

Yeah, that's a good point, yeah, and that's one of the options we're considering is hiring a nanny.

Interesting.

Here, I'll just hand him the phone.

But I do relate to my wife's comment that, you know, we're struggling with the idea of would we be paying someone else to raise our children?

I'm well.

How are you?

So my fiancé and I are getting married.

We've already set a date, and we are getting civilly married.

I am the youngest of my parents' children.

I'm the only girl, and there are no female cousins.

And my fiancé is the youngest boy.

We have decided not to do a traditional wedding, and we're not even going to get married by a pastor.

We're actually getting married by a judge.

And our families, I think my family already knew how I felt about spending that type of money on a day.

But we're getting some pressure as if we are being, I don't know, dismissive because we don't want to spend that money.

Our plan and that we've already started on.