We don’t just love each other—we choose each other, especially on the hard days. That’s where our story shines.
We would like to thank you for supporting Bryce Quinsmith in this year's competition. Your participation allows us to aid both the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank and Oceana in their respective missions to support hunger relief and ocean conservation.
We met on Tinder with wildly different expectations. I figured it was a one-night thing. He had absolutely no idea what he was getting into. Instead, our first date turned into hours of swapping 2000s alt-rock bands like Pokémon cards, building charcuterie boards we definitely didn’t need, attempting bike rides, and solving life’s biggest problems around a fire pit. Four years later, we’re still inseparable. Turns out an accidental first date became the easiest decision either of us ever made
What is your favorite memory you've shared as a couple?One of our favorite memories is our first weekend trip together: Lindsey’s 20-year high school reunion. The old “popular crowd” kept talking through the memory-sharing, so Bryce—who knew absolutely no one—walked over and politely asked them to keep it down because everyone could hear them. They instantly got quiet. We laughed the rest of the night because they had no idea who this random guy was.
What would you do with $20,000?What wouldn’t we do? We’d pay off the glamorous stuff: braces, car repairs, credit cards, hospital bills, and a few expensive plot twists courtesy of recovery. Basically, we’d spend $20,000 the most boring way possible—becoming slightly less stressed lower-middle-class Americans. Honestly? That sounds kind of luxurious.
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