Following his third divorce, Billy reflects on his evolving views on marriage, influenced by a lifetime of diverse experiences and lessons learned. He discusses the developmental trajectory of the prefrontal cortex and advises younger men, drawing on his own early marriage at 22, to delay such commitments until they reach greater maturity. Through each marital journey—from spontaneous beginnings to profound, introspective unions—Billy gains deeper insights, now questioning the traditional appeal of marriage and adopting a more thoughtful approach to relationships.