Justin Breen

They're both really good baseball players.

They're not college-level baseball players, but they are definitely Division I athletes in other sports.

uh, can I swear on this?

Is that okay?

Absolutely.

Basically in a good way, we basically beat the shit out of each other.

Uh, like we're very, we're very rough with each other.

Uh, my dad was 61 when I was born and he was a world war two hero and a mafia family.

So like, like that's how I was raised.

And then like, uh, so like, I'm, I'm like that with my kids, not the mafia part, but the, uh, the other stuff.

And then, um, and then again, to go back,

to what you said about being present.

My father died when, uh, when I was 13.

And so my, uh, youngest or my oldest son is 13 now.

So I'm very aware, uh, very present with that.

Um, uh, even though I'm, my dad would be, he was born in 1916, so it'd be 110 now.

So I'm obviously I'm a lot younger than that, but I'm very aware of that, um, staying present, uh, uh, with my children.

Even though I'm amicably divorced and don't see them as much, the time I do have with them, we still have a lot of fun together.

No.

No, because... Well, there's two things from that.