Bryan Greene

We just like Honda Volkswagen.

Oh, my God, Chrissy.

Everyone's packed into the car, and I'm, you know, buckling them all up.

Everyone's got a seat, so you've got to buckle.

Oh, yeah.

They're all constrained so tightly.

It's kind of weird, actually.

And everyone looks a hot mess, and I am now exhausted, like just exhausted.

And I'm thinking to myself, goddamn angel I have on my side with Astrid.

Please do not let that plane fall out of the sky.

No.

Please, please, because I need her desperately for so many reasons, personal and selfish, not to mention the children just need Astrid because she is so good at this.

And I, you know, I've had some friends who've been single mothers.

And I always knew it was tough.

And I spent a lot of time with them.

And a couple of them I dated.

And I knew just how tough it was because I saw them.

But they were older children that could take care of themselves, like shit and wash and clean, you know, all the things, feed themselves and do all that.

And I always thought to myself, I am really admiring how much it takes to be a single parent.

And just a 15-hour window made me understand that it would be almost impossible to do this by yourself.