Kay

So I want to talk a little bit about that.

And I guess we'll start with you guys because you mentioned something about something Mia did.

But sort of just, you know, in a few minutes, describe sort of the evolution of Christmas from when you were kids to early married and kind of merging of your family.

And then now what that looks like with kids and grandkids.

So y'all go first.

Oh, no doubt about it, Zach.

And it makes a huge difference.

Oh, it was fantastic.

And it's your youngest child that did it.

Zach and Jill, what's something, some evolution you guys have seen from childhood to early marriage to what you guys do today?

Give us one.

I would have to say that to believe it, but continue.

We walked into Mom's house just a day before yesterday, I think, and she was listening to it, so we were talking about it as well.

Babe, we just got a couple of minutes left.

Give one from us, from our family.

Which I was against because I had to have to do it.

Did anybody else sense the bitterness in that tongue?

There's no bitterness.

They've been living with us for the first year.

I said, he's trying to be funny.