Andrew Scott

And you were very artistic as a kid.

So you drawing, painting, what are you doing?

Drawing a lot, lots of life drawing.

My mother was an art teacher and yeah, just, just drawing all the time.

It's, um, something that I, I'm still, still really interested in.

Yeah, so it was kind of, you know that weird thing where you get terrible party anxiety and once you're at the party, you're okay.

Yeah.

Yeah, and so the drawing is a way of, I don't know, practicing human beings.

Yeah.

I'll be there in a minute.

I just have to draw all of you.

Stay still.

You said something that really struck a nerve with me, which is we come fully formed.

And that's something that my father used to say to us.

He used to say, all of you are who you were when I brought you home from the hospital.

Meaning when you, it's like buying a phone that already has the software.

Yeah.

All that stuff.

I know parents really like to think, well, I mold the child and I create the child and they get very egotistical about it.

And it's always been clear to me that they are who they are.