Josh Brolin

But ultimately, how do you accept the chaos of what was and not live the rest of your life as a victim of it? That's the biggest thing.

But ultimately, how do you accept the chaos of what was and not live the rest of your life as a victim of it? That's the biggest thing.

That's what I was going to say. Do you have a choice? No. Somebody leaves and you go, wait a second. If they leave, you can leave. That means you can leave, you can leave, you can leave, you can leave. Once you get outside of the family, then are you reacting to the potential of anybody leaving?

That's what I was going to say. Do you have a choice? No. Somebody leaves and you go, wait a second. If they leave, you can leave. That means you can leave, you can leave, you can leave, you can leave. Once you get outside of the family, then are you reacting to the potential of anybody leaving?

That's what I was going to say. Do you have a choice? No. Somebody leaves and you go, wait a second. If they leave, you can leave. That means you can leave, you can leave, you can leave, you can leave. Once you get outside of the family, then are you reacting to the potential of anybody leaving?

But you just said it, performing. Then you're performing. Then you're going, how do I assure that I'm not down to zero?

But you just said it, performing. Then you're performing. Then you're going, how do I assure that I'm not down to zero?

But you just said it, performing. Then you're performing. Then you're going, how do I assure that I'm not down to zero?

You become less reactionary. And the thing with my mom, which didn't work in life, was my mom loved the high octane volley. So you had to be up here. I still deal with that because I like the high octane volley. That's why I like Italy. Because everybody's it's culturally like what you said about Georgia. It's culturally at that place all the time.

You become less reactionary. And the thing with my mom, which didn't work in life, was my mom loved the high octane volley. So you had to be up here. I still deal with that because I like the high octane volley. That's why I like Italy. Because everybody's it's culturally like what you said about Georgia. It's culturally at that place all the time.

You become less reactionary. And the thing with my mom, which didn't work in life, was my mom loved the high octane volley. So you had to be up here. I still deal with that because I like the high octane volley. That's why I like Italy. Because everybody's it's culturally like what you said about Georgia. It's culturally at that place all the time.

No one's getting their feelings hurt. Whereas here, I may do something and people go, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

No one's getting their feelings hurt. Whereas here, I may do something and people go, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

No one's getting their feelings hurt. Whereas here, I may do something and people go, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

What's the problem? And then if I'm feeling surly or whatever, I go, why does everybody want to be fucking monotone all the time? Everybody wants to be in yawn mode. And I go, it's okay. Let's wake up. And interestingly enough, and this is not necessarily a good thing or a bad thing. I have my 36 year old Trevor, my 31 year old Eden, my six year old Westland and my three year old Chapel.

What's the problem? And then if I'm feeling surly or whatever, I go, why does everybody want to be fucking monotone all the time? Everybody wants to be in yawn mode. And I go, it's okay. Let's wake up. And interestingly enough, and this is not necessarily a good thing or a bad thing. I have my 36 year old Trevor, my 31 year old Eden, my six year old Westland and my three year old Chapel.

What's the problem? And then if I'm feeling surly or whatever, I go, why does everybody want to be fucking monotone all the time? Everybody wants to be in yawn mode. And I go, it's okay. Let's wake up. And interestingly enough, and this is not necessarily a good thing or a bad thing. I have my 36 year old Trevor, my 31 year old Eden, my six year old Westland and my three year old Chapel.

And I see it in my older kids. My son is a little more docile. than what we're talking about. My 31 year old is the only person on this earth, probably who scares me. All she has to do is give me a look. And I'm just like, you said she was born with your menacing look. She just has that Brolin brow. I call it that kind of Neanderthal brow ridge.

And I see it in my older kids. My son is a little more docile. than what we're talking about. My 31 year old is the only person on this earth, probably who scares me. All she has to do is give me a look. And I'm just like, you said she was born with your menacing look. She just has that Brolin brow. I call it that kind of Neanderthal brow ridge.

And I see it in my older kids. My son is a little more docile. than what we're talking about. My 31 year old is the only person on this earth, probably who scares me. All she has to do is give me a look. And I'm just like, you said she was born with your menacing look. She just has that Brolin brow. I call it that kind of Neanderthal brow ridge.