Liz Caplan

And I basically was going to ask you the question.

Did we have the same father that we didn't know that?

I had the same thing where I, if I had ever paid attention to anything, either one of my parents, rest their souls, ever said to me,

I don't know what I'd be doing.

I don't know how I'd end up.

If I was following that sort of given framework, I would have been the unhappiest person.

And for me, several things here, one,

I was always teaching.

When I was 14 years old, I had a full roster of students because people with whom I went to school wanted my help.

Or I musical directed a theater summer program and people said, oh, you know, during the year, can I work with you?

So, I've never not known having sort of a clientele of sorts.

And it obviously was very little, very small.

And then when I started, you know, and I came back to New York where I'm from, and I started teaching three people who also I had gone to college with.

And then three people told other people.

Three people became seven.

Seven became 11.

11 kept expanding.

And then I started working with people who were in shows or films or TV series.

And one person to tell another person that increases your sort of visibility.

And that's why when I started saying, like, I can't believe my life turned out the way it did with, I would have been very happy teaching fully just aspirational, aspiring people who are hoping to do this as a career.