Chris Sullivan

But I also saw that in the teasing, and I recognize this within myself, is we all have a certain way that we want our bodies to look when we have to be naked in front of the camera.

And we know what our best version of ourselves is.

Even if people see something else and they'll be like, hey, looking good or whatnot.

And you're like, thanks, appreciate it.

But in your head, there's this thing that you want to be able to show because you know once it's out there, it's out there

in perpetuity, right?

And I think that I have a fairly healthy attitude with regards to, you know, my safety, health, and well-being.

But even when I have to do these scenes, man, it's like, oh, I will eat once the scene is finished.

Because the little bit of bloat or what have you, like, I'll try to drink a little bit of water, but, like, not too much because it just makes it a little puffy.

And I'm like, I need that whole thing.

And so it is...

I don't know how you guys feel about it.

Just speaking myself.

And I think, I think just my brother would echo me on this.

It's like, there is pressure that you put in.

And people ask me, it's like, you're, you're a councilman.

You're a, what are you so jacked for?

Part of it is because I just, the quality of life that I want to have in terms of endurance and being with my children.

It's just, just me.

But, but there is an extra little thing that happens when you turn that camera on and you're like,