Tabitha Brown

and so that I could pursue my dreams for 15 years.

He was a Los Angeles police officer.

He was like, I can go get this job and we can at least have one solid income that has benefits, you know, because we had kids and you could pursue your dream and never have to get, you know, a career like a job job.

Although I always had a job, but I might have a job for a year or two and then quit or, you know, whatever.

So he sacrificed everything.

Right.

He did that.

And I used to tell him five years, I'm going to blow up out here in L.A.

and I'm going to take you out of there.

He'd be like, don't I don't care about that.

I just want I'm fine.

Pursue your dream.

Pursue your dream.

Right.

We did that together.

And so it didn't happen in five years.

But after 15 years, I was like, listen.

This don't even make sense for you to be working no more.

Please retire like from LAPD and do something that you want to do, you know, something else.

So being together and never letting the noise in, like people start believing the hype.