 Linda says, how do you handle finances with your beloved? Well, it's kind of interesting because we have some friends who live in the complex next door to us and they split everything. They moved in together after six months and they split everything 50-50. In our dynamic, I happen to be the one who's the greater breadwinner. And to make this work for both of us, I agree to take on more of the financial responsibility. But what's interesting is we both come to the table with a fair amount of assets in our lives, you know, because we are, you know, getting close to being senior citizens, and she's retired. So we just take turns on things, you know, like, I mean, like we don't even think about it. Sometimes, no, it's, you know, like she just, you know, puts her credit card in the slot when we're buying groceries, or I take care of something else and when it's travel, we kind of, you know, we take care of our share, so to speak. And sometimes if I want first-class tickets or something like that, I cover the difference. We don't, we, I believe we trust each other enough and we respect each other enough. And we know where each other's coming from, that we both view it as a partnership. And it's like, I mean, yes, we thought about putting all the money in the pot and then drawing from the pot. But, you know, these days, it's just like, you know, she'll take care of some things. I take care of some things. I tend to take care of more of it. But she's an absolute contributor. I love that, you know, like we actually went to the store last night and she just, she pulled out her credit card and put it in the machine at the grocery store. And, you know, we don't get into pissing matches over that. That's because we did have serious conversations about money. And I will tell you, one of the chapters in the book, eight dates, you should definitely read. Chapter two, excuse me, chapter four, right there, chapter four, the cost of love, work and money. You know, we basically followed the script from this book as the template for our relationship. And we talked about this. So now it's like, not even a big deal. And, you know, I don't even think we've ever had a fight about money because we come at it from a place of mutual generosity. I love how we don't get into, this is why coming back to the book, where did I put it? If the Buddha dated what I love about the book of the Buddha dated, it throws out the bullshit gender rhetoric of how things were in the past. And it says, how can we generate a relationship from a heart centered place? I highly recommend reading this book for yourself because I'm here to suggest throwing out the bullshit gender expectations and say, how can we show up as grownups? This is why folks, if you're not familiar with my dating vow, here's a copy of it. By the way, this is something my girlfriend and I did before we agreed to a fully committed relationship. We agreed to the dating vows and it says, I agree to explore the process of getting to each person says this to each other. I agree to explore the process of getting to know you with the intent to declare something serious within the next three to six months. I agree to be monogamous sexually while we have regular sex together. I agree not to actively seek and meet date others while we're in the dating process include taking down our dating profiles. I agree to speak up if there isn't if something isn't working versus pulling back ghosting or disappearing. And lastly, I agree to invest regular time in the process to getting to know you, which looks like spending three or four days and nights a week together doing shared activities, hobbies, mutual interest, spending time with family and friends, traveling together, teamwork, building skills both in our personal and professional life, intimacy, both physical and emotional intimacy. At that leads either moving in together, getting married, folks, before you have regular sex with a guy, get on the same page of what you want. But Jonathan, that's going to scare men away. Yeah, 90% of guys will get scared by this because those guys aren't ready for a fully committed relationship and they're not capable of it. They're not serious about it. So do you want to spend time with the wrong guys or weed out the men? Folks, I want you to invite in a beautiful relationship in your life, as if it has already happened God universe spirit. I'm in a juicy delicious relationship where we have amazing chemistry with one another. And our communication is off the charts and we can banter together for hours and hours at a time, because we communicate with each other like we're best friends with one another. And our lifestyles are in a capacity to blend with one another and we share the same values which builds the deep roots of trust. God universe spirit, I'm experiencing this right now. Build it and they will come. Okay, I did one of my rabbit squirrels there, so thank you so much. Thank you for that question, Linda, I appreciate it.