Chris Sullivan

Like, no matter what, they're going to be okay.

But she's like, how about this is something I'm passionate about.

This is something I can do.

Yeah.

Because she mentions this, like, during the fight.

She mentioned she could work, like, at the sushi dinner.

Yeah.

And Toby sort of...

pooh-poohs it like, you know, you could go back to work, but like, you wouldn't be making as much money as I've been bringing in.

So then there's the quandary of paying for childcare.

But the episode, this storyline ends with her being like, I have this job and we're going to figure it out no matter what.

Which is like, okay, an adequate place to leave it.

It's definitely caused hiccups, I think, in the past.

But there was a real sense of awareness, I think, with Taylor of what was what.

And he's never been bothered by it.

Yeah.

Which is great.

We do have that unconventional gender norms of...

who brings home more of, you know, I guess an income to provide for the family and whatnot in our life.

But he does very well, all things considered too, in his line of work.