Adam Pally

And then I didn't hear anything.

So I was like, hey, what's going on with that play?

And they were like, oh, they're looking for a younger lead to balance out.

I was like, balance out!

unlike my parents, your parents were lounge singers.

What do you remember about them being an adorable husband and wife act?

I remember, you know, I remember it all feeling very similar to the way I was brought up after that, you know?

So like,

if they were doing a gig in at like the Tamament in Pennsylvania, you know, on Friday morning, they, I would miss school, which was like what, like first grade, like no one gave a shit.

And we'd get in a Dodge Aries and, and drive up to the Tamament.

And in that car ride, my parents would be singing and harmonizing and working out stuff.

I was like, you know, five, six, like just being like,

watching you know and then we'd get to the place and they'd it would just be like later at night and i they a babysitter would come up from the hotel yeah and then they'd be in like a gown and a

And then they'd come back and I'd see them in the morning and we'd have like a day at the hotel, you know.

And then my dad would leave because he would play piano for like the buffet.

It was just very like matter of fact in that way.

They were very workman about it.

And I think in a lot of ways like that, the the the the like nose to the grindstone of show business that my parents did was is kind of was a good thing because I never thought that this was easy.

Right.

Yeah, it definitely that life doesn't give the impression that this is something just anyone can do at the drop of a hat.