Jen Sincero

I thought they're all screaming and yelling.

And I was like, are you sure you're Italian?

Sure, sure.

What would have... It would have really hurt his feelings.

Like it really would have made him feel cut off from me.

Yeah, I know.

It's interesting.

Yeah, well, listen, Lewis, I'm cutting you a check after I leave.

The fact that you said that right after, I was like, of course it's my daddy's stuff.

I mean, come on.

Yeah.

Yeah, no, that is something to look at for sure.

You know, he...

Oh, I don't know.

This is such a great lesson, but it's a really funny line.

So I have to say it, but I remember when, I think he taught me a lot about perspective because he grew up in Italy, uh, in Naples and, um, he didn't come over here until he was in his twenties.

And so I, and he just always thought American children were so spoiled.

He was like, Oh my God, you whiny little

Like, I can't believe, so I remember, like, one time, like, in college, I was like, Dad, will you help pay for therapy?

I'd really like to talk to a therapist.