Kay

Yeah, them being together and all that.

When Lisa got cancer, health cost-sharing...

really helped us make the difference because there were so many things that were outside of the insurance scope that it tremendously helped us by helping other people be involved in our process.

and helping us pay bills, but also just praying for us, you know, and knowing that we had that spiritual community out there with us as well.

So in our last segment here of the podcast, I wanted to talk about the idea of—

Kind of Christmas tradition in the sense of all of us obviously were children who had Christmas tradition.

Then we became young marrieds like our kids are now.

You guys had the first married couple this Christmas.

And you start new things.

And then it evolves.

And then we become the patriarchs and the matriarchs and we see something totally different or maybe just added to through the year.

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.