Craig Robinson

Well, and you know, look, Vivian sounds like, and I say this a lot, she sounds like what I call a 120 percenter, you know, like everybody around this table.

Like you don't think you're

killing it when you were doing everything.

It's like that extra percentage and you feel like, okay, now I'm putting it in.

When, you know, life can be okay at 70% and sometimes at 40% and at 30%, you know.

I'm learning right now.

Yeah, you're starting to learn.

And it's a sort of a conglomeration of what we've all said.

It's like,

You can't do everything at 120%.

And you can't, and you don't have to.

And you learn that over time.

Like, maybe you can't be there for your mom in the exact way that she wants you to be there for her.

And it's okay, right?

Because maybe if you're not giving 120% to your mom and 40% at times, somebody else will come in.

But if she's trying to fill all the cups herself...

You know, there's no vacuum for need, right?

If you're doing it all.

Some people who aren't 20%, 120 percenters, they'll be a 20 percenter a lot.

She may be surrounded by other siblings that are just putting in 20% because Vivian's going to do it all.