Ayesha Harris

And we've seen this before.

And we've seen this in real life.

Like, I think actually Nick's daughter is like, this is the definition of a midlife crisis.

Yes.

And there is a way and like we all have our feelings about May-December romances, especially when December swings in the male direction and May is the female direction.

It's very cliche.

Yeah.

And I'm curious what you thought about the way it presents itself because, of course, there's a way everyone else's response in the group to this is exactly how you would kind of expect it to be.

She's got more energy.

She wants to do all these things that younger people want to do.

But she also, like the show, I think also tries to be sympathetic or even like a little empathetic toward her character.

Definitely.

The vegan, we're not drinkers.

I was like, yeah, I mean, sure, some of us are like that.

But we're not all not eating meat.

I'm just saying.

I think that especially comes alive when he's talking to his daughter.

And he seemed to think that her being in college would make it easier.

But it's like, no, these are still your children.

And, you know, just because you're not a small child anymore doesn't mean it doesn't still hurt.