Jon Stewart

And he's right.

You know, when they get to be 18, their wings are already flapping pretty fast.

They are out of the nest multiple times throughout the week.

Like, you're not losing that little angel that still needs you to put them to bed and stuff.

They're pretty independent by that age.

And we've learned how to sort of almost become peers.

And it was smoother than I thought it would be as far as, like, it's not the 10-year-old saying, see you, mom and dad.

I'm out.

And you're just like a mess.

You know that right yeah, absolutely.

Absolutely yours was out of town.

So I'm it's 2 flights of stairs, you know that's hard.

Calculator that was like as big as a desk and I carried that did you fall apart twice, no John twice both crying.

Bad, man.

Like, to the point where, like, my son literally had to slap me.

He goes, snap out of it, man.

Did you have to excuse yourself, go back downstairs, get in the car and get it together?

Oh, no.

So I didn't, in any way, I didn't think it was going to sneak up on me.

And I was damaged.