Emily Jashinsky

And

The clock ran out on them, unfortunately.

I mean, in all of the clips that you've played of them on this press tour together, the son looks deeply uncomfortable, which is understandable.

Nick looks deeply, deeply uncomfortable.

And that line from apparently the family yoga instructor in the Daily Mail about struggling to cope with fame.

I mean, I was doing the math.

He would have been born in the early 90s, probably like 1993.

So honestly, that's arguably the height of Rob Reiner's power and fame.

And so he's born into that, which is just that time to be a toddler than to be a teenager.

I mean, it had to have been enormously, enormously difficult.

And I think that's what they're kind of getting at is that people look at somebody in that position as privileged and spoiled and all of that, which they are.

But that brings with it

its own special bag of suffering and difficulties and all of that.

And when I saw that first clip that we played from this press tour, he mentioned when the interviewer said, your dad's Rob Reiner, you know, sort of like, isn't that amazing?

You got to learn that your dad is Rob Reiner.

He did not seem to find it nearly as amusing.

As the interviewer kind of set him up to express, it looked like there's he looks like he was struggling with a lot of resentment.

And again, it is it's armchair quarterbacking.

But I feel like it's just jumping off of the screen in those interviews, sadly.

Yeah, absolutely.