Kirk Cameron

Hey, great to see you, too.

I just realized apparently we both got the same memo to wear a baseball cap and black rimmed glasses.

Check us out.

I know.

We look like long lost cousins or something.

And, you know, I'm in Tennessee.

Yeah.

I'm in Tennessee now, but I miss California because I miss being able to go out in the backyard and not come back in covered in sugar bites, mosquito bites, humidity that just chokes you and steams you.

So you come back like a piece of like limp broccoli every time you go outside in the summer.

Yeah, I think this is a great, I think it's a great analogy.

And when you're a kid in California, it's great because your parents are paying for everything.

So you go to the beach, you're hanging out, you're going snow skiing, you get to eat an In-N-Out burger, you get to get some hot dogs downtown in Hollywood.

It's great, you're having a good time.

But then, like my kids, they finally got out on their own and they realized how expensive it is.

They realize how terrible the politics are and all of the other things that make it difficult to raise a family there.

And so all of a sudden it's like, oh my gosh, we gotta move.

We gotta go someplace where we can actually thrive and maybe even just survive.

So of course, people were leaving California.

I hope to come back one day because pound for pound, I think California has just so much to offer.

Although Tennessee is getting better.