Taylor

Maybe.

A special occasion.

Taylor's always right.

Yeah.

All caps.

I think, yeah, I think, um, I think it's important to know that like, you know, once you get, once you get married, like the work doesn't stop, you know, it, like it continues on and it's a, it's a constant, um, thing that you have to put time and effort and care into.

Um, and I think I knew that going into it, but I think now experiencing it and being married for almost a couple of years now, um,

we've seen it play out.

And so I think I would just reiterate that to pod Daniel.

Yeah.

You probably need more patience than I do.

Yeah, that's a big, that's a big question.

I feel like I've been crying for three weeks, four weeks, just feels very like you said heavy but that's just like the feeling especially living in Minneapolis and like having it be our community and like seeing all the stuff on the news and social media and being like oh that's our backyard like

you know, those are our neighbors.

And so it's definitely a feeling of heaviness and just sadness and kind of like maybe even helplessness a little bit, like as much as we can, you know, do with our platform and as much, you know, love and support as we can try and spread.

It still just feels like such a daunting thing.

So I think, you know, we're doing good.

Obviously, we're trying to help

how and when we can.

Um, but yeah, we're hoping that it starts to wind down a little bit soon here.