Matt McCusker

I always was confident that he was going to emerge through it and, you know.

And I wasn't, I'm kind of shocked about how everything's kind of swung around so much.

Yeah, it came at a time when, you know, everyone was feeling a little boxed in anyway.

And I don't know, I feel like he kind of just stepped into like some weird cultural kind of just explosion thing where it was like, it was already tense and he was kind of like, he just kind of like embodied a lot of that stuff and, you know.

I am.

I kind of had to put the clamps on it because I didn't drink coffee.

I'm very sensitive to caffeine.

And then once I had kids, I got so tired that I could actually handle it.

Uh, I mean, like, infinitely.

It's not even so much.

It's definitely hard.

Because there's, like, two levels of it where it's, like, you know, like, there's the physical aspect of, like, well, I'm waking up, I'm sleep-deprived, I got to get you from here to there.

And then there's, like, the mental, emotional aspect.

That was another bit I liked.

What if 10 years from now we learn that, like, looking at the iPad all day is just as bad as hitting kids?

You know what I mean?

Because then it's like, dude, we could have been hitting these kids the whole time.

Yeah.

Yeah, that puts that in perspective big time, where you're, you know, especially like people, a lot of people in their 20s get to be like, my parents, this and that.

It's like, dude, wait till you have a kid.