and then there's like this nighttime party for adult twins, and they came over and we had already seeno talk with them. so when they approached us, it was like like, yes, they were so handsome. so we wanted to meet them. >> when you were packing up your stuff to go to it, were you prepared to meet your wives? >> i guess a little bit. it's not that we went there like on the prowl. it wasn't quite like that, but it was back there that, you know, maybe that could happen. >> jeremy and i really were attracted to each other and started gravitating towards each other. and brittany and josh started, so it was like, perfectly kind of paired off. >> that's a common question. how did you guys decide who goes with who? it was just from the very beginning. >> six months later, the brothers popping the question together with matching rings. of course, i remember this february 2nd, 0202 so it was, you know, it was this amazing double proposal. >> and it was it was so beautiful. we even said yes at the same moment. >> one year later, the couples returned to twinsburg, getting hitched in a joint cerem

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adults sickened due to a four-state listeria outbreak connected to ready-to-eat meat products. dana griffin has more. >> reporter: the latest brand in a deadly food bacteria outbreak, this time listeria. twin infants have died, only the cdc can connect one death linked to the outbreak linked to ready-to-eat meet. ooh-zheng food saying we immediately took corrective actions, adding they regretted what happened. the usda announcing a recall of 27,000 pounds of u zheng meat that were packed in four states, california, new york, new york and new jersey. this store in los angeles showing nbc news where those ready-to-eat bags have since been removered from refrigerators, packed away with a sign saying recall, don't put on shelves. this follows other high-profile cases. ten people died this summer from a listeria outbreak linked to tainted boar's head deli meat. then slivered onions on mcdonald's hamburgers. and this month, nor than a dozen states reported e. coli cases after one person died from eating organic carrots produced by grimway farms. should we be concerned about our food quality safety in this country? >> we should be concerned. we should always be vigilant. but certainly, don't pani

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now he one of the differences with him is he as an adult, like a lot of these people were, the google twins were younger right. mark was young. mark was later, by the way, not for late to later, but he was he was an adult he was in his thirties, i think i think we were we're around the same age and and he was he was he already had a good career and was success financially successful. so it was a little different. i always thought the word i wrote down in my notebook, which i found was farrell i found him farrell. farrell yeah, you could see him right around? the thing. and he really was much more a business person. so honestly, he was easier to deal with because i didn't get any lectures about community saving the world and right the wearing of sweatshirt outs and stuff like that. he wasn't the archival silicon. we're doing this for good. he was selling books. that's right you know and he was but now he's seems to be living his best life in some ways. yeah he's gotten really good shape. he is and and now i think somehow he stepped from amazon to some degree and he stepped away from amazon t