Alex Arato

Chris is at least doing it to get a rise out of you and knows there's going to be a reaction.

Ray is acting like you've barged in on him in your car where he's going to the bathroom on you.

He gives you this, well, what were you expecting?

And then you have to realize you should have expected exactly what happened.

I don't think Ray was too upset, though, because one of the differences, of course, was I was in a rush to get back to school.

Ray was in no such hurry ever in his life.

You know, when you put it that way, it makes me think that maybe I didn't make the best of decisions.

But yes, I did.

It made me a better parent.

I don't know that it made me a better lawyer if only because my kids, as ornery as they can sometimes be, could never get to a – you just look at them.

It's like, hey, nice try, Scooter.

Yeah.

And then I'm thankful every now and then to thank God they're not Ray.

So it works well for everybody involved, perhaps even for Ray.

But he saw it.

I never went to the Mulholland Club with any of you idiots.

At least not when it was closed.

Imagine, by the way.

Right.

I was never part of any of the Ray solid waste shenanigans.