Jon Bernthal

And, you know, they have very full...

and beautiful hearts, each one of them.

And each one of them is so, you know, such an individual.

You know, it's there for them, I think, if they'd ever want it.

But I think right now it's, you know, what I do is not too cool to them.

Yeah.

I mean, it's such a good, look, I mean, it's, it's, it's again, it's like, these are the questions where we're, you know, you know, as parents, it's like, you know, we're, it's such a blessing to be this obsessed with these people's lives and their wellbeing.

And I think adversity is such a important word.

Shaper.

Absolutely no way that I could do the things that I could do, put food on the table the way that I do if I didn't get the licks that I got and the bumps that I got and was in the valleys that I spent a lot of time in.

And so I knew, you know, instinctively, I know with my children,

adversity is so necessary and how do i teach my kids the things i've learned but also know they cannot learn them the way that i learned them because there was so many times and i'm sure it's the same for you guys where this shit could have gone either way it was razor fucking

And like, you know, and we've lost people.

I've lost people.

I've lost my freedom.

I've been in situations where, okay, by the grace of whatever you want to call it, it just went a different way.

But oh my gosh, like I've seen it really not work out.

And so, you know, from a young age with my kids, you know, they were...

you know, competing in martial arts.

They were, you know, like everybody needs to know how to swim.