Dave Chappelle

And also being a parent, you gotta, again, like Elaine, you gotta forgive yourself or get over yourself.

And I think that being a parent for anybody is very humbling.

But if you have all the money in the world, it doesn't make you a good parent.

Like in the beginning, I'd think I gotta provide for my family and all that stuff.

But I've realized my time was way more valuable than I ever understood when I had three people that needed it.

you know what i mean so maybe that and i learned that uh well i learned that i'm a happier person than i thought and really covert was when i really learned that because because we were all like trapped in our choices yes and i remember one point just being in the house like this is not that bad like i i like these people everyone's comfortable and safe and

and I could walk around town and we'd all be going through COVID together and I recognized everybody.

And then all those choices that I made, like moving to Ohio and stuff that people laughed at me about, now I felt vindicated about each and every one of them because the world shut down and just for a minute, I'm absolutely right.

And it felt great.

Maybe not around the house, but, like, I remember when they were kids, we were talking about Tyrone Biggums earlier, and that was the first time they were in the back seat, like, cracking up, laughing, watching something on iPads.

What y'all laughing at?

And it was that Tyrone Biggums sketch.

And I was thinking in my mind, I told you that poop was funny.

Spandering.

Renee.

Told you that joke would work.

Yeah, I don't know.

It is humbling having kids...

And, you know, I see time on them, you know, as they grow and become, and it is just like, whew, it's so precious.

Yeah, it is.