A
Uh-huh.
A
That's funny. Yeah, we have a, we're twenty eight, and he's been working at T I for five years, and that was pretty much his first real, really major job of any, you know, professional, because he had worked, you know, part time during school and what not, and, uh, he was a little late graduating, so we're, you know, uh, and we have a nine and a half year old son, and it's because, you know, we were eighteen when we had him, so, we're, we're kind of looking at this from the other aspect of,
A
we, you know, we have a lot for, to be our age and, you know, just everything, and having the responsibilities we've had on us for, at such a young age. You know, we have a, like a nice house. People, you know, are really shocked at how nice everything is in our house. But, we don't, you know, live in a brand new house, either, maybe a ninety, hundred thousand dollar house --
B
Uh-huh.
A
-- but we're in a thirty year old house that would probably sell for forty-five thousand.
B
Uh-huh.