Sean Pyles

Okay.

With that, do you find that you feel really compelled to share things 50-50?

Because a lot of times we get questions from couples where they think, oh, one person makes a lot more than the other.

How should we actually divvy up our expenses?

What's your conversation about that like?

Okay.

You don't have to.

I mean, I'm married to my husband and we don't have any shared finances.

We just cover things on our own and we'll Venmo each other often, which is maybe inefficient, but it works for us.

But speaking of being married, you guys have been together for a year, as you said.

Are you planning to get married?

Because you guys have some pretty long-term plans or aspirations here.

Has that come into the picture at all?

Yeah.

Sorry to put you on the spot here.

I don't know if you guys have talked about it.

Congratulations.

That's an accomplishment.

Thank you.

Well, speaking of retirement, I know one of your main questions was how to think about retirement given your age gap and your planning.