John Mellencamp

You're 31 years old.

You could beat anybody up in the room.

But I think he's getting to the age where he wants to get a job and I don't want him to leave because he still lives on my property.

And it's nice.

I love having him in there.

I love having Hud live with me.

He doesn't live with me.

He lives in a different house, a different building.

But I love having him there because I know that I can pick up the phone and go, hey, Hud, and he's there.

And I'm telling you, having kids was one of the best things I ever did.

Well, it was a death sentence for my kid because, you know, I was 18 years old.

I was on drugs.

You know, my idea of raising a kid back then when I was in college was throwing water balloons at her.

That's all I knew.

It was like, this is fun, you know.

But it turned out, you know.

But, yeah.

Yeah.

I really enjoy my kids, and my dad told me that.

He told me, have as many kids as you can, because when you get older, because see, I had, I don't know about you, but I had seven of my best friends die in 18 months.