Jack Carr

I mean, I really felt like I had to transport myself back to that time to write this thing.

And so that was all as soon as I woke up, bam, I'm in and it is all day long.

Until you go to sleep.

And until I go to sleep.

Until super late.

And then I'm up.

Because the kids still get up at the same time.

And so I'm up.

So I'm maybe an hour asleep, two hours asleep, whatever.

And then I'm up out of the cannon and it's going.

So it's not healthy.

Not healthy.

So I'm going to get on a better schedule here.

Our son's going to...

boarding school now, our daughter's in college, we have our middle child with severe special needs, so he's still at home with us, he'll be with us forever, and he's a sweet little guy.

But that, I think, will give me a little more time to maybe find some balance with the health and the writing, because I need to do that at some point.

But typically, a lot of writers aren't very, especially the older ones, from back in the day, they're not the healthiest of individuals.

Yeah.

I tell my publisher that.

I'm like, I feel like I need to do some of that just to get this done.