Mandy Moore

Which is really cool.

Jake is a very awesome guy.

I'm pretty sure.

I'm pretty sure.

So Kay, who I sort of like, sort of give sort of like the soul of the Black Pearsons to, Kay Oyegun.

Oh yes.

Brilliant writer, right?

And it was interesting because as I was reading the script,

I was thinking about life and what my life had been like with George Floyd.

And I got tons and tons and tons of calls from my friends who are white checking in on me, which was like very sweet and very wonderful.

And sometimes it was worded in such a way that it was like, if there's anything I can do, please let me know.

And then sometimes people were like, should I?

Da da da, are you okay?

And it was almost like the pretty girl walking down the street.

Like when somebody says, hey, looking good, ma, right?

It's one thing, but you don't realize like the pretty girl's getting that like,

constantly walking up and down the street.

So at a certain point, it's like, okay, a little time would be nice to just sort of like be to myself, you know what I'm saying?

And there was this moment for me too, I was like, gosh, everybody's asking me how I'm feeling and thinking.

I'm like, I'm actually trying to figure it out myself in real time, right?