Max Greenfield

And I think you always have them.

But it's it's really some of them are to a great extent.

Am I going to leave my family and go run after this thing?

Um, and you get to sort of do the calculus on it of like, how much is this going to affect my family?

How long am I going to be away?

Uh, at that moment, um,

yeah and i think leading up to that moment i think i i always had when i decided that i was done it really um it felt very clear to me what was important in my life um and since new girl and there's been some incredible moments since then um it for the i'd say for the very most part it has felt very clear to me like what my priorities are and what

It's been it's been what none of this has been planned.

Well, I don't know.

Yeah, for sure.

But again, to go back to what we were saying, you know, it felt like the plan was.

I don't even, plan may be the wrong word.

It's I have this, I feel this pull to start writing.

And then all of a sudden it feels,

Like, oh, this wasn't fully it.

And there have been moments where it's it, but it's run its course and now I feel lonely and I wanna do it in a different way.

And now I feel pulled to do something else.

So I don't know that like, the plan is maybe the wrong word, but it's where I've been pulled and where I've ended up that has been surprising.

And I think just like, you know, we were talking about ending up doing that beautiful show on ESPN that you had with your dad and that whole group.

When you talk about being lonely, you had such a wonderful group on that show and all the wonderful characters and it was such a familial thing.