Robby Hoffman

That sticks out.

I remember we had like a blue sink, you know, those old porcelain, you know.

We moved into my great-uncle Eddie's house, so nothing had been renovated.

But...

My mother had like a jar of our toothbrushes and just the petri dish of the toothbrushes, you know, 15 toothbrushes.

God knows.

She was trying to swap them out.

She always tried, but at a certain point, you know.

So I don't know.

It's hard to pinpoint specifics because the whole thing was different.

That's why I say like, you know, in my relationship, you know, Gabby and I both come, we're similarly cut in that we don't come from money.

She grew up a little more.

you know, marginally, you know, under better circumstances, but she was a military brat moved around a lot.

So, you know, it's, it's a give and take, but, um, yeah, dating, dating outside of your class or how you grew up to me feels like a huge dating outside of the faith for that reason.

Because if you both grew up poor or me, you know, stretching things, you understand the day in and the day out of that.

It's a whole lifestyle, um,

Versus if you grow up rich, it's like everything is different.

It's just a totally different world.

No.

And, you know, in terms of the chaos, I mean, we had, you know, we were 10 kids in about 12 years.