Max Greenfield

oh, no, no, no, I usually have to experience it.

Oh, you have to go and fail.

Yeah, or experience real anguish and go, why does this hurt so bad?

And it's like, oh, this was your idea, you moron.

This is the choice I made.

And it takes me a really long time to get to the bottom of this is what you chose.

And once I get down to this is what I chose, then it settles and you go, oh, oh, oh, of course.

You're an idiot.

100%.

I understand what you're saying.

I get, like, the self-deprecating thing and everything.

Maybe, again, maybe it's the wrong way to articulate it, but it's...

the thing that I enjoy most in life and which I try to stay connected to, um, always, I love that we're having this conversation is really nice.

I didn't think we were going to go down this route.

Um, but.

the thing that I love the most in life is discovery.

And it's again, like it can be as simple as walking down the sunset strip and discovering that in this moment, I feel really grateful and opening that up and understanding why I'm having that feeling.

And again, then letting it go.

But like,

the moments that feel like discovery to me are the are the most fulfilling and it's like discovering that i'm now you know at with the books and discovering new moments as a parent and discovering new moments as a husband and discovering new moments in life it's like and about myself and how i react to those things um and sometimes how i can how i can better react to those things but all of that feels like the most fulfilling part of