Jesse McBee and Alli Disagree on Living Apart: “Deal Breaker” | The McBee Dynasty
Jesse McBee and Alli Disagree on Living Apart: “Deal Breaker” | The McBee Dynasty
You know, like, what are we going to do about our living situation?
We have a perfectly good house here.
Well, we also have a perfectly good house there as well.
We do.
It’s just, you know, an hour drive each way.
I have my job.
I have my family.
I have all that stuff back in the city.
So, we get married, we go on our honeymoon, have a great time for a week,
and then come back and what — split up again?
Yeah.
That’s not going to work long term.
I mean, your mom and dad, when they started living apart,
that’s kind of when we saw everything go south,
and I don’t want to be like that.
Back in the day, my mom and dad kind of went through the same thing.
He was always gone working,
and she was at home and didn’t have her partner to be there for her
and do everything that you’re supposed to do in a relationship.
I don’t want that to happen to us.
I don’t either.
You mad now?
I’m irritated, but I would —
I just feel like you think that that house was, like, a big mistake in the city
and that was all my fault.
I’m not saying it was your fault.
I mean, obviously I’m a big boy.
I made the decision to build it, too.
I’m a city girl at heart.
I can go shopping.
I can get my nails done.
It’s tough for me to go back to living at the farm.
Two more bedrooms for Alli to have all, all children.
This is going to be perfect.
My mom can stay over here and watch the kids just at the house,
and we won’t even have to leave.
Welcome to the crib.
Okay, this is so pretty.
I love it.
This makes me want a house.
I just don’t understand the point
if we’re not going to be under the same roof.
So, kind of sounds like we end up here.
Yeah.
And if I did not want to do that,
is that going to be, like, a deal breaker for you?
I would say yeah.
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I don’t feel comfortable getting married
if we’re not going to be able to live together.
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I can’t wait to see Cole change a diaper.
I will not help, but I will sit there and laugh.
Uh, we’re going out back to, uh,
go and watch this helicopter fly over.
So, and whatever color comes out,
that’s the color of the kid.
That’s the color of the kid.
There we go.
That’s a gender.
I’m secretly hoping it’s a girl.
I think it’ll help calm Cole down even more.
Let’s head out.
The big reveal.
Cole, are you ready?
Yes.
Which way is he coming from, Cole?
Right there.
Okay.
You got 20 on a boy.
You taking that bet?
I’ll take that bet.
Please let it be a girl.
I actually don’t even care if I lose the 20.
Just to see the look.
Just to see the look on his face.
I think Cole says he wants a boy,
but actually he’s hoping for a girl,
so he has a reason to get a new shotgun.
That’s right.
Oh, there he is.
Here he comes.
Here he comes.
Or she’s shaking.
We only got one shot at this.
Watch.
I accidentally got, like, white — like, what?
I’m nervous.
I’m nervous.
Here we go.
Here we go.
This is — this is killing me.
Here we go.
Here we go.
Hey there.





