Zach Tarantelli

Yeah, so I, you know, I told her, hey, what about, you know, in a week and three days we have our regularly scheduled nighttime picnics, you know, like we have never done before.

Right.

And she was like, okay, weird, I'm sure.

And then, of course, after I proposed and she said yes, she told me that she actually had it marked on her calendar, expect proposal this day.

Oh, that's good, that's good.

Where were you?

Where were you when I was planning this?

I mean, I think we have values and fears that align.

We both value a lot of the same things, like being a good person and putting positivity out into the world.

You know, I think that the energy you put out is very similar to the energy that you attract, whether that is spiritualism or psychology.

I think it's all the same thing, really.

But we both try to live our lives recognizing that the day that we have today is the good old days and really trying to appreciate what we have now before we're old, like some people.

Wait a minute, what?

I have the benefit of being a young man, so I have often joked that I would, you know, if I could go out at 75, I think 75 is enough life lived.

I don't know that I want to live much longer.

I mean, at that point, you're just a burden to the people around you.

I agree, of course.

You know, by the time I get up there, I'll probably want a couple more years.

But I actually, that's pushing to 76.

Yeah.