Rex Ryan

Huge amounts of shite that I, again, I'm still sort of not interested in any of that for the most part.

It's a byproduct that can be dangerous and irritating, you know.

But I think there was, I would certainly remember having a conversation when we were younger of trying to figure it out.

What's happening here?

Why are we different?

You know, in that sense.

But again, never the biggest deal.

And then as I grew up, I understood what,

And this could be linked, I suppose, to why I ended up writing a play about the man.

But I started to understand as a young lad of what his past was and what that meant.

And then as a young man as well, when you're trying to make sense of the world, this is things that the play might challenge as well with what's going on now.

you're trying to reconcile on one hand, a guy who was a nice man to you outside spa, might have bought you a donut, might have had a joke with you.

And then other people are telling you other things about him that are negative.

So, and that was probably similar with my dad,

And maybe the son of the Hutch family was trying to work that out as well.

So we were trying to figure out the dichotomy between what people say and the person that you actually knew.

It's a quiet spot.

It's a quiet spot.

Middle class people.

Yeah.