Jason Bateman

Because I've always just, that guy to me is just such a giant.

Sean just acts like he's retired.

He's not retired, but he just sleeps in.

He does whatever he wants.

So, Macaulay, but you know, it's funny, you used the expression, you said, you know, there's no more money to be made off me or something like that, which I wonder, like, when you did quit and you were 14, was there a sense of like, that you had, was there a sense of resentment towards people who had made money off you in a way?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

But that's a big burden for a kid of 14.

First of all, it's kind of a big realization for a kid of 14 to be able to actually listen to yourself and go, hey, this doesn't feel great.

And the people that I'm trusting, I'm trying to tell people this is how I feel.

And they're not necessarily recognizing that.

There's gotta be, I can imagine...

I can only sort of try to imagine how I would feel if I felt like there must be a frustration in there a little bit.

By the way, I'm not trying to push you into a position.

I'm just curious.

But JB, you pointed out before this idea, Macaulay, I don't know if you had this, but this has always stuck with me, JB, that in a...

and I think about it from time to time, truly I do, that you, I remember you saying you had to keep your grades up in order to keep working, right?

That they're by law.

Every six months.

And so there was a pressure to keep your grades up so that you could work, so that you could pay the bills because you were the breadwinner, right?

Right?