Alex Honnold

Like that's challenging, but you just can't master a craft overnight.

I mean, how deep do you want to go?

Just be like, all right.

But, yeah, certainly there's an imprint from my parents, my upbringing.

I mean, they had a very fraught relationship.

They eventually got divorced, but they stayed together for the kids.

And it was a whole, like, you know, say a tense home life because neither of them really liked each other.

And then my mom is very driven, very –

you know, high performing.

And my dad was hard to say.

I mean, I think my dad was deeply depressed basically the whole time I knew him because he was in this relationship, you know, it's hard to tell.

He wasn't living his best life.

And then sadly, after they got divorced, he was, he was much happier, but then he died.

And so then never really got to see, uh, never really got to see him blossom that much.

Yeah, I mean, my mother speaks like seven or eight languages.

She like plays every instrument.

It's like kind of crazy.

She's very artistically minded in that way, like, you know, the arts and classical sense.

But yeah, I mean, she wanted us to do all those things too.

I'm a deep disappointment in that regard.