Thio actually accept it.

It was probably the hardest thing I've done may be the hardest part is just, um, what's the hardest part of living with your parents?

E decided to move home in the spring as the pandemic was ranging in us.

It let me be closer to family during this trying time and save a bit of money.

But it's not always the easy choice to make.

When I first came home, I was saying to my parents, I'm getting an apartment in New York immediately.

It took me a while.

Thio actually accept it.

The fact that that's what I wanted to do just because it's my senior year.

So I was like, Oh, e could just push it, push it out and kind of have fun in my last year.

Or I could just come back and feel just more comfortable at home, t o get out of the military and start over from scratch.

That was a lot easier going through a master's program and getting a diploma and then having to move in with parents that stunned a lot more.

Yeah, they've expected that it will be a few years e e way love their company.

They've been very, very supportive of both of us.

But at the same time, we both want to stake our own place in the world for close to like six years.

I've barely been home.

It has been nice.

Thio.

Yeah.

To get a chance to save up some money on and feel like I can plan more comfortably for the future.

Thanks.

Year has been a chance for us to kind of, like update our understandings of each other and get closer to each other again.