Joe Santagato

I'm fine.

That's probably much easier said than done.

Yeah.

I mean, that's impossible.

I can't even imagine having a child and feeling like I'm completely responsible for this thing's life.

And then it's going to come to a certain point where you have to just completely walk away and be like, I am no longer the coping mechanism.

You're not in charge.

Because then it becomes...

enabling in a way or you're like hindering your child by being like I'm always going to be there for it's like they have to feel a little alone like their decisions are like on them and they have to deal with the repercussions you can't fix everything obviously but

It's the same reason why it's like important to put very young children in school, like in like pre-K or something.

It's like they learn socialization.

It's kind of the same, but on a different level, obviously, like going to college and like

Now you're on your own.

You're around a bunch of kids and you're going to be like living by yourself for the first time.

And, you know, for all the reasons that you just said, but it's funny how that like kind of comes around again.

Dude, I'll tell you.

When I moved into my first real apartment, because I had an apartment that I just filmed stuff at, and it wasn't really a real apartment.

But then my first real apartment, when I moved into that one, I felt so weird.

Like it felt like I'm never, I bought like a little bench and some weights and stuff.

And then I quickly threw that out.