Chris Sullivan

Because when she really hurt, she'll be like.

It's quiet.

It goes quiet.

You know what I'm saying?

Like there's this thing and there's this thing that randoms happens like, oh, he's just.

And so I was telling you guys in the last episode, there's this thing that my TV wife does to let me know that I'm loved by her as her TV husband is a very sort of like simple and unique gesture.

She puts her hand on the back of my head, like around, like the nape of the neck.

And every time she does it like periodically throughout life or whatnot.

And every time she does it, there's this thing that happens to me like uncontrollably.

It was like, oh, somebody loves me.

Yeah.

And I can even see like at the end of it, because she's telling me,

That like, you know, all this thing will happen, but like through it all, like we're going to be here to face it together.

Right?

Yeah.

And at the end of it, when I, I remember I put my hand on top of her hand as it's behind me.

And it's weird you guys, like a lot of what we do is sort of inside out type of stuff, but there are positions that you can put your body in, right?

Where just your physicality, your posture sort of elicits.

When that woman puts her hand behind my head, like I'm saying this to like her future husband, you're welcome.

That woman is gonna make you feel loved.