Ken Coleman

So the both of you are planning to sit down with the parents.

And this wasn't clear to me either, so this is why the follow-up.

What is the goal of you all sitting down with the parents?

Okay, good.

Is it not clear to you two right now that they expect her or you two?

Cause you're both together now.

Is it not clear as to whether or not they expect you to pay it back?

I think it's really, really a wrong move.

This is why you called, so I'll just get this out of the way.

I think it's a bad idea for you and your wife to sit down and put that in their lap.

I think if I borrowed money from somebody, I got to pay it back.

And I don't go down and go, now, hey...

How much of this do you really want back?

That is so passive aggressive.

It's not good for the relationship.

And I will also tell you as a guy who's been married 28 years and I love my in-laws, ain't no chance I'm getting involved in that conversation.

That's between your wife and her parents.

Babe, I'm willing to pay it all back as your husband, but I've booked a tea time while you're talking to your parents.

Let me know how it goes.

I'm not getting involved in that.