Rainn Wilson

Like when is it ever just enough?

And I wish I could have just taken a deep breath and be like, this is enough.

This is great.

I get to do 22 episodes a year.

This amazing character.

I'm making a really nice living.

I won't say like I've made it.

I want to do more creatively from a business standpoint.

But I wish, so when you asked me that, I think about those really troubled times that I should have been enjoying.

And I wasn't able to go to gratitude.

Yeah.

I mean, I enjoyed my time on the set and with the cast, they were amazing and we all got along great.

And I love each and every one of them.

We were like this wonderful family.

We weren't even a dysfunctional family.

We were a pretty functional family.

Like we'd come in every day and we would make comedy and get along and high five each other and, and, uh, eat too much, uh, from craft services.

But yeah, so I was thinking about that, but then I'm going to go there.

And there's a chapter in the book and it's called Death and How to Live It.

And my dad dying two and a half years ago, right after COVID started, was really devastating for me.