Chris Sullivan

He's got a little fro action going on and everything.

In this conversation that they have with each other- He welcomes him in.

Welcomes him in, right?

Jack is sort of clocking out a guy as he seems like a fairly nice guy.

But it also seems like the nose is a little sniffy and there's a little- Yeah, there's like shake, there's a quiver.

Jumpiness that's going on there.

But he was happy to meet his son and he's like, look, I actually have this thing that I never thought I'd be able to give to you or whatever.

And it's a book of poems that says poems for my son.

Is that what it says?

And it's a beautiful sort of moment, right?

Yeah.

Because the other part about the mom is that, you know, she was an addict.

but then she got pregnant, she cleaned herself up, you know, and then you were born and old habits were hard to kick or whatnot.

I didn't know the first thing about raising a child myself.

I didn't feel equipped, but you were never not one.

Yeah.

Right.

So he's, he's riding back with his dad and he's saying like, you know, dad, can we go back next week?

And he's like, I don't know, man.

Like,