Jon Bernthal

It's dope.

Yeah, but I will say for me, luckily, things started to kind of work out for me at the exact same time that I started a family.

And I will say it's just, for me, my life has become, you know, really, really simple and clear.

It's them and it's this, and I'm very happy with that.

Definitely.

And sometimes things go, you know, just the sort of proximity to, you know, real tragedy and real failure.

And, you know, these things, sometimes life hands you such a kick in the ass that it will change your entire perspective.

But also...

you know, there's real tragedy that I, that, that I think comes part and parcel with it, but sometimes you just get close to it.

Sometimes it's just a, a reawakening or you get close to something or you think maybe somebody's sick and they're not.

And, and, and, and I just, I, I, I feel like it is, it is, it is so true that with each, you know, sort of failing or fall or tragedy, there offers such an opportunity.

And, and, and I do think, you know, primarily the job is now to, to,

to be a parent and you got to hold it together and you got to show them the different lenses that, you know, that just changing your perspective, how much can be gained by that.

I have a 14-year-old, a 12-year-old, a 10-year-old, and then my little four-year-old niece has come to live with us the last few years too.

That's great.

That's terrific.

No, no, no.

Have they come see the play?

Yeah, they've come see the play, and they're coming again this weekend.

But my kids are all, you know, they're very into sports and the outdoors.