Well, let's meet Kylie from H+H, who ran this space, and let her explain.

Yes, so we have a state-of-the-art setup, if I do say so myself.

We have a desktop computer set up with OBS on it, three different camera angles.

Um, one is a document overview, perfect for crafting, and a wide view, and then a front view.

We have three different microphones and headsets and a RODECaster Pro II audio equipment that comes fully equipped with sound effects, censoring if you need it, music, outro, all that good stuff.

So what is the purpose of this, and, and how could attendees take advantage of this great setup?

So the purpose is just to make the content creators' lives easier, and so they don't have to lug anything here.

Y- we have everything, um, set up to do live streaming or recording it and taking it home and editing.

But still, she'd been excited to be the pregnant one in the house.

It was very hard to watch Jenna go through that.

It was one of those things, because I got pregnant so easily and, and kept the baby, and everything was fine.

There was, like, this weird sort of like, "Oh, no, it was so easy for me.

Why couldn't it be easy for you?" Or, or, "I wish that it had been harder for me or that I had been the one who had had the miscarriage." It was definitely one of those unique-to-lesbians experiences.

But because Dominic is involved, they have to share the most intimate details about Jenna's biology.

I'm always the guy that delivers the bad news.

So, um, I would call him and say, "It looks like she's getting her period, Dom." And he would, you know, sort of go through the, "Oh, shit," you know.

Deep.

And it was really deep.

And everybody was like, "Whoa!" And then I was just crying and then, and I was like, "I wanna go back to the campground." And then we started just wa- um, that, everyone just started going, walking back.

And then we came to the campground and just had a fire and stuff, and then we went to bed.

And then-

Go for it.

Uh, I remember we were at this other place, and we were all with another group in this part.

And there was this thing, and Bob was just, like Bob and Darren and stuff, they were all like looking in the puddles and stuff and then like in the tall grass.

... or, really?

Yes.

So we were here actually setting up the studio, taping outlets and stuff, 'cause we were going to paint.

And we had our coffees downstairs, and I was going downstairs to get them because I was like, "It is time for a coffee break." And there's an archway between the living room and the kitchen.

Standing, like, just a little back from the archway, there was a woman, and she was dressed in, uh, like a blue, light blue dress and an apron, almost like a farmhouse-chic kind [laughs] of outfit.

Um, older woman, uh, like, darker brown hair, and I saw her, I, like, did a double take, and she was gone.

[laughs]

But it's a, it's a tiny, cute little planchette.

How could-

And I was like, "How, how could this be happening?" Like, I thought we were, like, the top 1% of marriages, which I still think we are, but-So I brought it up to him and it kinda opened up to like, "Well, I- I thought you were getting everything you needed, but obviously you weren't.

So tell me what it is.

What is it that made this happen?" Or whatever.

At which point he kind of admitted to me he never actually wanted to cheat on me, but that the cheating discussion was kind of a hot thing for him.

[laughs]

And then, [laughs] and then he walks away for a while, is like, "Well, I'm just gonna go have a drink over here." So the two of us are, like, immediately, like, touching each other's legs a bunch, and we did end up making out at the bar.

And essentially he gave us, like, 15 minutes, came back, was like, "Hey, you guys ready to get out of here?" And we were like, "Hell yes, let's go." We didn't have the kids home.

Jenna's boyfriend is starting to be like, "What is up?" Even Jenna herself is actually thinking, "Yeah, what is up?" One night she and Kylie are hanging out, sitting really close, and Jenna asks Kylie, "How did you know you were gay?"

And I said, "Oh, I just know because, uh, I like [laughs] the way that girls feel.

They're, you know, uh, smooth and, you know, most of them shave their legs and I like that, and I like the way girls smell, and, um, uh, you know, they're pretty and, you know, la, la, la, la, la." And it was these really simple, like, superficial [laughs] kind of reasons.

And, uh, and she said, "That's it?" And I said, "Well, yeah, basically.

I mean, it's, it's just an attraction thing.

I just like the way they feel and smell-

Why not?

Uh, I, I know it's different for everyone.

Go.

Um, I think you should become a Christian because...

Just like the why of everything, you know? Because so much is here, and you're able to do so many amazing things.

Especially like when you study like neuroscience and everything, you're just like, how did this even happen, you know? So like the origin of so many things is so unknown, that I feel like there is a ultimate creator, you know, that brought the stuff here.

Or maybe at least like the, the ground prints for it or the foot- the blueprints for it, you know?

But why should I believe the God of the universe is the Christian God?

Honestly, I don't know why.

I mean, I would...

... what happens here?

Right.

So we receive all of our raw milk and cream that comes in.

We've got silos outside that get pumped across.

On the other side of that door, we've got our crystallized sugar.

Um, and in this little mixing tank here, the, the milk and cream goes into that vat.

The sugar gets added.

Yep