Danny McBride

I don't know.

It's kind of a weird thing to get rid of though.

I mean, like you have these puppets that your mom had when you were a kid.

You can't just, the idea of them just sitting in a dumpster somewhere is heartbreaking.

So then they just become, you know, some massive part of your

of your closet that you're like, why can't we put anything here?

And you're like, well, that's where all the puppets are buried.

We can't put anything else there.

No, no, not at all.

I don't know what type of person should know about puppet ministry.

You.

I guess me, right?

Do I fit the profile?

You know, it was really interesting.

They, you know, we, they're, you know, this was back in the 80s and, you know,

divorce wasn't as like accepted as it was now, especially not in the church.

And, you know, it was my first taste of sort of the hypocrisy sometimes of the people that can go to church.

And, you know, here it was like our family was so involved with the church and my parents get a divorce and

My dad's in Florida.

My mom's raising me and my sister by herself.