Amy Poehler

I mean, in, in researching for today, the fact that when you guys got the parts, you were 18, 19.

Yeah.

And, and, and frankly signing, you know, a contract that was like, we're going to do a lot of movies with you.

Um, and it's going to be the next 10 years of your life.

I mean, that is a big decision to make at that age.

And boy, you're gambling that the person you're working with, like hopefully is not a dick.

Did you guys read together, audition together and read together?

Yeah.

I mean, it goes deeper, you know, to this, just this idea of like male friendships and how important they are and how men really need friends.

It's a real thing to have somebody that you know has your back and that also can kind of be with you through the tough times.

Um, and this new movie, I mean, there are some tough times cause you guys all forget that you know each other and you have to kind of, you have to learn to figure out what's great about each other again.

It's a cool metaphor.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Jacob, I want to talk about this with him today because I'd like him to stop.

Okay, this isn't going to go over well, but I don't even think there should be any stunts at all in any movies.

Yeah, exactly.

Yes, Peter learns to do his taxes and Ned helps him and they go get ice cream as a little treat.

And then they watch a movie and that's what I want to see.

And they just put ice on some of their old injuries.