Rahm Emanuel

It was so messy.

Zeke, because he was the oldest and a Jewish fan, he got his own room.

Now the other truth is, mom and dad wanted a room because we had different points in our life.

Our grandparents lived with us, we had a foster brother live with us, so there was always a room for whoever was showing up.

I mean, we literally always had a seat at our kitchen table.

Like whoever, you know, somebody halfway through dinner, you would say, how long are you staying?

Because people were just showing cousins, friends of children of my dad's patients lived with us for months.

And so there was a room available for that foster person.

Many times it was the first eight years.

So my six years of my life was my grandmother on my dad's side.

And then when I was 11 and 12 and 13, part of 13, grandma and grandpa on my mom's side lived with us and then a lot of other people.

We had that too.

Yeah.

So family is very important.

Now, to the brothers, we are incredibly intensely competitive.

But you criticize one of us, the three of us will kill you.

So I will tell you.

Zeke and I will.

So I was at Ari's house last night.

He's got his birthday coming up, and I had dinner with him and his wife, Sarah.