George Janko

um as a man thinking about getting married like all this stuff very scared very very scared yeah and then god throws us both a curveball they offer you a crazy job and this character to me is like uh-uh like there's no way i'm watching my wife

on set doing this you know what i mean like also i'm not watching this on tv there's no way so in my mind i already tell god i go no she's not doing this and i get into my macho like uh this ain't for us but the holy spirit's like do not tell her that this is not your business it has nothing to do with you and i was like but god this is my this is my woman like like that's my rib like you know what i mean like i gotta tell her

And it was the first time where God was like, I need you to zip it.

I'm working on her.

You let her do it.

It was the first time in my life that I went to a bar and got drunk.

I didn't know what to do.

I felt so lost.

They just offered her a job where overnight she'd be making more money than me, in a better position than me, have every opportunity that she could possibly get.

Biggest directors and actors would be alongside her there.

It's a thing where it's like at a snap of a finger, she's on the red carpet.

Everybody's knowing about her.

She's on magazines.

And in my brain, I'm like, yo, I go crazy.

This is, I'm cooked because, and this is what hurt me.

If I was a woman and I worked my whole life for this and this guy's providing for me and then I, the guy would say something to me in my mind, I'd go, how dare you?

If you loved me, you would want this for me.

So I'm caught in this catch 22 where I'm like, as a human, I understand this is good for her.

I've seen her work for this.

I can't be chauvinistic and tell her now she can't do it.