Bret Easton Ellis

Handsome and one of the most generous children I've ever had the privilege of raising.

They're fives.

They're not good.

They're not good.

That's for damn sure.

But I think he came out who he is.

Tomorrow morning at 8.30, I'm going to their winter whatever.

First off, anyway, I don't know where to start.

But here's what I'm saying.

I'm not – I don't think we're helping our children by making every single one of them feel like individual superstars.

I just don't think – because they're being pushed into a huge waiting room filled with other people that feel like they're rock stars except for there's going to be millions of them.

And that's going to cause a problem.

Yes.

Well, but so back to the initial question.

Look, you take a 16 year old and from birth to 16, all they know is no boundaries.

Do whatever you want.

No one's your boss.

No one can tell you what to do.

I do not know that me or anybody I grew up with would not be a fucking self-entitled, self-indulgent piece of shit.

And I cannot say that I wouldn't be drunk driving a Cherokee with five of my friends in it.