Matthew McConaughey

And my mom, who's living with us, 91, comes in and goes, oh, look at you, just like your pop.

He's like, what?

And he goes, oh, because my dad loved her.

rubbed somebody's feet, rubbed my mom's feet, rubbed all of me and my brother's girlfriend's feet.

When we would have a date, they would come over early

Because they knew they were going to get a foot rub from Jim McConaughey.

And then we'd come out, me and my two older brothers on, this has been on for decades.

We'd come out and shout, ready to go, buttoned up.

And they looked at me like, we ain't going anywhere right now.

And so we told the story, you know, to my, to my daughter.

And I was like, oh yeah, my dad's, his hands, I miss his hands.

His hands could heal.

So you carry him in you.

I hope so.

I hope so.

And, and,

How much do we hang on to and how much do we let go and evolve and update the OS and try maybe better or different, you know?

It's that there's certain things that I know that I fully believe in.

It's like, when do we, religious, when do we cast away our father?

You know, when do we say, no, I'm going after the dream.