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A mirror image, so I was like, "Here, he a million," and I have in the equity at the exact time and freckles. But he's right-handed or left-handed, so mirror image. And was Millersville originally, and then Aaron and Moses were twins, and they donated four acres—yes, four acres—to the town if they named it after them. So you guys gonna Township? Yeah, what you guys do there?

Oh, we do dance and gymnastics with it. Is it like synchronized? Man, genius! Is it hard to be in sync with each other? Yeah, you know, we kind of have like—we make up the same moves at the same time and kind of have like the same idea most of the time, so it's not that.

I would do one part of the dance. Yeah, yeah, sometimes I'm sorry. We're targeting. What's your colors? Oh, hello! Yeah, I suppose. Really, favorite food? Mac and cheese! Oh yeah, you know, like my shoes?

So you want to know where we're from? Yeah? Okay, originally from East Boston, and then we graduated college together. Then we moved down to the DC area to work for the government. We started work the same day; we retired one day apart.

We're not exactly the same person. We are actually going to the same college, majoring in the same thing, and taking all the same classes. We didn't want to work together because we were going to be living together. We ended up working for the same activity, facing each other.

Come home and do the same thing. We could feel each other's pain if it's, say, very severe. Yeah, when she was little, I knew when she got her stitches in, but I wasn't with her. I was at my Nan's house.

Then, when she fell and hit her head, I felt like pressure in the back of my head. Some of them are jealous, maybe. I don't know why the closeness. A lot of husbands don't like it. My wife says she's married to two of us but only sleeps with one.

There was one set that married at the actual festival. One of them has two kids; no one has a boy when it's out. Okay, they all live together, I think. Yeah, they live in a house together. A lot of families, I think, really make a big deal out of it.

When we were small, we were at some birthday party, a family birthday party. We were dressed alike, like, same outfits, and you know, looking all cute and all that. I think that it's—that's the different set of styles from when you're like a toddler, then it just builds on there.

My mom's like, "Why do you want to go to someone else's house? You have a brother!" I'm like, "Once you get to know everything about someone, it's still fun to play with them, but sometimes he's uh, nice to meet someone else."

He gets an invite to a birthday party, and it's like, "Well, why wasn't I invited?" Even if I don't know the person, I'll hear he's away to a birthday over here. I want to go to a birthday party. You know, if I wanted mustard on my sandwich growing up, my mom assumed I did, or vice versa.

Did you—or if you got—she liked pancakes and I didn't. But if she got in trouble at school, then I always thought, "No, it wouldn't matter." Mom was going out and about—death of us. I'm sorry, but Hylton.

Best friend—building best friend. Um, you always get literally your Nevermore. You can have a best friend, but not—you can't have a best friend like I have. Are you guys best friends? Yes! Yes, absolutely! By absolutely, right?

'Cause we've known each other for 11 years, and we have a rule. I in common? Do you go back for people who talk slam? Yeah, because they don't know how it feels to have someone just like you. Your best friend, you get to live with them, and they're the same age as you, and you've been together for a long time, share memories.

So boring! So boring was it not having someone to say, "Hi Charlie, I'm gonna go ride my bike. You want to come with me?" You have to call up? I don't. I go over to your house. To have someone like, "Hey, enough, have enough bandwidth!" Or even play college, but it's really cool to have someone exactly like you around—if you ever need something, you...