Truly, When I Say The Show Has

All I've Ever Wanted To Do Was Be A Great Dad, And Yet There's No Stopping This Existential Mirror That's Held Up To Yourself When You're About To Have A Kid.

Trophies And Medals Have Never Meant Much To Me. I've Had Amazing Experiences, Which Let You Feel Like You've Accomplished Something.

When I Look At My Parents I'm Like, 'this Is Easy. Staying Together For 35 Years? How Hard Is That?' They're Like, 'very Hard.

I Related So Much To The Responsibility Of Being A Parent, The Responsibility Of "did You Screw Your Kid Up," The Responsibility Of Letting Your Own Parents Down.

I Grew Up With The Boston Vibe And The Catholic Vibe. I Don't Want To Put Anybody Out.