It’s 2021. Aidan attended Johnson & Wales University in Rhode Island, where he began as a Biology major before ultimately earning a degree in International Business - officially ruling out both medical school and baseball. That decision was further reinforced by the realization that the MLB was, in fact, not going to be calling, despite a collegiate career he still reminisces about to this day. Like most recent graduates, he found himself exploring opportunities he hadn't originally envisioned, approaching each one with the optimism that has always defined him. Blair graduated from San Diego State University with a Biology Degree. While medical school had long been the plan, she eventually realized it wasn't the future she wanted after all. She knew two things for certain: she wasn't ready to move back to Texas, and San Diego still felt like home. Trusting her instincts, she leaned into the unknown with the excitement and confidence that have always been quintessentially Blair. Like much of the world, everything slowed with COVID. Plans paused, paths shifted, and timing quietly reset, making room for two lives that were about to intersect. When things began moving again, the world proved to be smaller than expected. Despite many mutual friends and overlapping circles, Aidan and Blair had somehow never met... until they were independently recruited to join the same San Diego-based company. Shortly after Blair started, Aidan was moved to her team, where the two spent the next year competing relentlessly for the top spot on the sales leaderboard. We won’t say who was always #1 (Blair), but we will tell you they consistently held the #1 and #2 spots. What began as a professional rivalry steadily turned into mutual respect, and it became clear to everyone around them that this story wasn't ending as coworkers. Aidan suddenly became very invested in team bonding. Whether that had anything to do with spending more time with Blair outside the office... we'll let you decide. His first order of business: a team happy hour on his boat. Blair wasn't about to miss this, even though her brother, Reid, was visiting. No worries, Reid understood the assignment. He and Aidan hit it off immediately and planned a prank exploding a drink that sent Blair into freezing water. The now-infamous video (seen above) quickly went viral and was later licensed by Ridiculousness. Five years later, they're still keeping score. Thankfully, they figured out some things are better shared than won. Now, as they close their San Diego chapter, they're heading back to Texas side by side - still fiercely competitive, just finally on the same team, and this time, with the same last name!