This week, The Peppers learn that it’s hard to claim accuracy if you can’t quite remember the details. Gerard admits to correcting Jessie more than he should and Jessie admits that she only exaggerates when it’s truly necessary. Thanks to PrepDish, Thrive Market + RXBAR for making this episode possible! Click right here to learn more about our sponsors and head over to our site for more info about how to support the show. EXTRA NOTE: We are donating all of the profits from this episode to the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America. Feel free to join us if this cause is also near to your heart!QUICK BITES:Jessie is closely following the career of Brian Williams. His career may be tarnished, but her admiration is unwavering. Check out the clip of that fateful Letterman episode here. (Jessie cannot watch without hiding her eyes.) Sneak a peek of the new photos we took with Christa and be sure to check out her work if you’re local! The Peppers cannot seem to agree on the details of how they met. Is this a case of basic stubbornness or simply the fading memory of an avid storyteller?Gerard listened to a podcast about memory that is making him question his “flashbulb moments.” This discussion causes both Peppers to ponder how our memories change as we get farther away from them. Envelopes = danger. Licking them is a sticky business. Alzheimers is a real bitch. Donate here to support research for a cure. We’re giving all the proceeds from this episode and would love to have you join us!Listen to Malcolm Gladwell’s “Free Brian Williams” episode of Revisionist History.The Notebook opened the floodgates of Jessie’s tearducts and Gerard has been puzzled about this for the past 13 years. MIF MAILBAG: This week we share tips about moving houses with your spouse! Hiring movers, how to pack, and who to call when you’re up to your ears in boxes. Listen to past episodes about furniture and purging for extra suggestions and we’ll try to share a house tour over on instastories soon! TRIGGER QUESTIONS:How long do you have to know somebody before you consider them a true friend?Do you and your partner agree on all the details of your wedding? Guest count, dinner menu, playlist, etc?Can you remember what your partner was wearing the first time you both met?