Danny McBride

And we're going to church, and they're all just like whispering behind her back.

And so I think it became an uncomfortable place for her.

And so she stopped going and would drop me and my sister off each Sunday.

And then I think after a few weeks of that, we were sort of like, I think we're good with church.

I think we've got it.

We'll take care of ourselves now.

No, I don't think it made me stop going to church.

I mean, it's different.

When you're a kid and you're taken to church, you're not really thinking whether you believe or not.

You're just kind of going because your parents are making you go, you know?

And I think that I took a lot of those beliefs for granted.

And then I think as I've gotten older, I definitely think about spirituality a lot.

I think about, I wonder where we're from and where we're going.

If we're going anywhere, I don't feel like I have the answers.

And so I'm just very open to what other people's answers could potentially be.

You got to see both sides.

Yeah, I spent most of my time in church, like, drawing pictures over the minister's face in the programs.

Like, I wasn't really – I don't think I was getting – I wasn't soaking the whole message in, I don't think.

Yeah.

Maybe just because he was a piece of shit.