Danny McBride

There was like 12 channels on the TV.

You kind of, you know, you got what you got, and now everything is so customized.

And YouTube is pretty amazing.

I mean, every time my son or my daughter get a new interest –

Like, boom, there's a million things that they could watch of people who have that same interest or are explaining how to get into that thing.

And I don't know.

I find it kind of fascinating.

to raise a boy or raise a girl you know what none they haven't felt more difficult they're just totally different you know they they really are uh my my son is more like my wife and my daughter is more like me uh my daughter's 11 my son is uh he's 14 and uh it's been so much fun and i'm sort of a sap you know already right now i'm already counting down like oh i only got

four more summers until he's in college.

And so I'm always just trying to be a part of their life as much as I can.

I know how fast all of this is going by.

And I didn't have both parents around the whole time I grew up.

And I just want to make sure that both of my kids get out of childhood and feel like there were people there rooting for them and supporting them the entire time.

You know, I've kept my kids, both of them, off of phones.

Oh, really?

They both have Apple Watches, and they think they're the nerdiest things ever, so they never wear them.

So I've kept them off of it.

Now we have computers in the house that they'll use, but I have the computer like right downstairs so I can see what the hell's going on.

But, you know, my son plays video games.

I'm sure that, you know, I mean, his friends have phones.