ms. mcmahon: i did. steve: but before that you got married? ms. mcmahon: right out of high school, i got married. i graduated in june. we got married in august. vince was already at east carolina. i started my freshman year at east carolina. it took him a little longer to graduate. it took me a little less time. so, we finished together. steve: what were you thinking, though, as, i assume 17, 18-years-old, getting married? ms. mcmahon: 17, yes. it was just a time of falling madly in love with someone, having a soul mate, and having confidence that you were just going to make all of that work, never thinking you wouldn't. steve: you have been married how many years now? ms. mcmahon: this august will be 51. steve: what is the secret? ms. mcmahon: a sense of humor. first of all, you have to find the right mate. so i found the right guy. and, you have to be able to laugh at yourself. and i think the greatest thing is you have to have separate bathrooms. [laughter] steve: why? ms. mcmahon: if you need to ask me "why," you do not understand that whole pr

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