Bret Easton Ellis

Maybe when you're out of college, you can do it.

Oh, the Arquettes.

That's all I can think of.

The only parents historically have ever encouraged anybody.

I think they were pretty encouraging.

Judging by the results and judging by what they did for a living, I would say the Arquettes were fairly encouraging.

I don't think there's any way like a 17-year-old David Arquette could have said to his dad, oh, no – like his dad would have went, there's no way you're ever going to make a nickel in this business when that's the only thing the family ever did.

Yeah, it would be like one of the Kennedys saying, there's no way you're ever going to make it in politics.

I feel like there are cats.

Other than that, I can't think of anyone.

The phoenixes.

And the phoenixes.

I think they were very supportive of River.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, they put them out on the street with tambourines and said, make some money.

Dance.

And then, of course, we're forgetting about, you know, we're forgetting about, you know,

show business mothers yeah still kind of you know living their own dreams through their daughters and trying to think what they want though like i know we all think they want their kids to be stars but i just think they're a mess like i'm not i'm not sure what they really think is going to happen well there's like the toddlers and tiaras moms there's the reality show let's land the reality show and see what happens so your dad was your dad a businessman my dad was a businessman yeah i worked at colwell banker and then moved to

His own company that he started in the early 80s.

And he just figured, well, get your degree in business and you'll always be able to fall back on that.