Penn Badgley

The juices. The juices. Let me just go ahead and reach over here for my tea and bring it on the long trip around.

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This is I'm going to go right there. I want that thing.

This is I'm going to go right there. I want that thing.

Yeah, well, it would be just the it would be the. the vibe the the there's the saint calling it coldness i feels a bit unforgiving to my parents it's it's not because it that sounds like there's um intent behind it you know and awareness but it's just uh just uh there wasn't a lot of life at home there wasn't a lot of life

Yeah, well, it would be just the it would be the. the vibe the the there's the saint calling it coldness i feels a bit unforgiving to my parents it's it's not because it that sounds like there's um intent behind it you know and awareness but it's just uh just uh there wasn't a lot of life at home there wasn't a lot of life

Yeah, well, it would be just the it would be the. the vibe the the there's the saint calling it coldness i feels a bit unforgiving to my parents it's it's not because it that sounds like there's um intent behind it you know and awareness but it's just uh just uh there wasn't a lot of life at home there wasn't a lot of life

I mean, yeah, there's, of course, plenty of nuance in there. But the basic principle you're pointing to is what I was saying. Like, that's all it is. It's like you're constantly, as a parent, you're constantly being brought in touch with, oh... Yeah, I didn't have that. I mean, you know, I've said this elsewhere a few times.

I mean, yeah, there's, of course, plenty of nuance in there. But the basic principle you're pointing to is what I was saying. Like, that's all it is. It's like you're constantly, as a parent, you're constantly being brought in touch with, oh... Yeah, I didn't have that. I mean, you know, I've said this elsewhere a few times.

I mean, yeah, there's, of course, plenty of nuance in there. But the basic principle you're pointing to is what I was saying. Like, that's all it is. It's like you're constantly, as a parent, you're constantly being brought in touch with, oh... Yeah, I didn't have that. I mean, you know, I've said this elsewhere a few times.

But the first time that I needed that I felt that I needed to say I'm sorry to my now four and a half year old, I think he was three, maybe freshly three. It was a minor moment. He would not get in the car seat, as any parent knows. Anybody who hasn't had kids is like, oh, shut up about the fucking car seats. Yeah. Is it really? Yeah. It's like, yeah, it can be hard.

But the first time that I needed that I felt that I needed to say I'm sorry to my now four and a half year old, I think he was three, maybe freshly three. It was a minor moment. He would not get in the car seat, as any parent knows. Anybody who hasn't had kids is like, oh, shut up about the fucking car seats. Yeah. Is it really? Yeah. It's like, yeah, it can be hard.

But the first time that I needed that I felt that I needed to say I'm sorry to my now four and a half year old, I think he was three, maybe freshly three. It was a minor moment. He would not get in the car seat, as any parent knows. Anybody who hasn't had kids is like, oh, shut up about the fucking car seats. Yeah. Is it really? Yeah. It's like, yeah, it can be hard.

It's really. And by the way, it's reasonable for them to not want to get in a car seat. They're strapped in. And if they think it's going to be two hours, to them, that's a lifetime. That is a lifetime. You see how many phases a kid, a three-year-old goes through in two hours. You want them to sit strapped in the entire time.

It's really. And by the way, it's reasonable for them to not want to get in a car seat. They're strapped in. And if they think it's going to be two hours, to them, that's a lifetime. That is a lifetime. You see how many phases a kid, a three-year-old goes through in two hours. You want them to sit strapped in the entire time.

It's really. And by the way, it's reasonable for them to not want to get in a car seat. They're strapped in. And if they think it's going to be two hours, to them, that's a lifetime. That is a lifetime. You see how many phases a kid, a three-year-old goes through in two hours. You want them to sit strapped in the entire time.

I mean, so I'm with three-year-olds on this, but I had to get him in and I, and I started to get impatient, you know, go figure. And, um, but the key thing to remember were for me, like fatherhood, parenthood until about two and a half, it was like, In terms of losing my patience, it didn't happen. It didn't happen. I'll lose patience with my wife. Hi, baby. Sorry. Love you. Love you so much.

I mean, so I'm with three-year-olds on this, but I had to get him in and I, and I started to get impatient, you know, go figure. And, um, but the key thing to remember were for me, like fatherhood, parenthood until about two and a half, it was like, In terms of losing my patience, it didn't happen. It didn't happen. I'll lose patience with my wife. Hi, baby. Sorry. Love you. Love you so much.

I mean, so I'm with three-year-olds on this, but I had to get him in and I, and I started to get impatient, you know, go figure. And, um, but the key thing to remember were for me, like fatherhood, parenthood until about two and a half, it was like, In terms of losing my patience, it didn't happen. It didn't happen. I'll lose patience with my wife. Hi, baby. Sorry. Love you. Love you so much.

But with a child that small, I mean, they're just like, what are you gonna do? So I noticed that I was losing my patience in a way that was like, I was speaking to him in a way that I'd never spoken to before, which is kind of short, you know? Like a little dickish, you know?