Ron Livingston

Me, Ashton Kutcher. Oh, I know there's a couple more.

Me, Ashton Kutcher. Oh, I know there's a couple more.

It's like, you start a fight that way. You start like a passive-aggressive, nice Midwestern argument over that. Because it used to be a larger town than Cedar Rapids. And then the railroad came and Cedar Rapids became bigger and they grew together. But we, yeah, you would never call it a suburb of Cedar Rapids. It's its own thing. It's just a very small town right next to it.

It's like, you start a fight that way. You start like a passive-aggressive, nice Midwestern argument over that. Because it used to be a larger town than Cedar Rapids. And then the railroad came and Cedar Rapids became bigger and they grew together. But we, yeah, you would never call it a suburb of Cedar Rapids. It's its own thing. It's just a very small town right next to it.

It's like, you start a fight that way. You start like a passive-aggressive, nice Midwestern argument over that. Because it used to be a larger town than Cedar Rapids. And then the railroad came and Cedar Rapids became bigger and they grew together. But we, yeah, you would never call it a suburb of Cedar Rapids. It's its own thing. It's just a very small town right next to it.

And a lot of people live there and work in Cedar Rapids. And your folks just come from there? They just came, yeah. They lived there, they went to the same high school. My grandparents lived two blocks apart.

And a lot of people live there and work in Cedar Rapids. And your folks just come from there? They just came, yeah. They lived there, they went to the same high school. My grandparents lived two blocks apart.

And a lot of people live there and work in Cedar Rapids. And your folks just come from there? They just came, yeah. They lived there, they went to the same high school. My grandparents lived two blocks apart.

Deutsch, Englisch, Irisch. Wir haben es verloren. Wir haben den Thread verloren. Mein Vaters Großvater war die erste Generation aus Prussia. Ja. Am Ende des Jahrhunderts.

Deutsch, Englisch, Irisch. Wir haben es verloren. Wir haben den Thread verloren. Mein Vaters Großvater war die erste Generation aus Prussia. Ja. Am Ende des Jahrhunderts.

Deutsch, Englisch, Irisch. Wir haben es verloren. Wir haben den Thread verloren. Mein Vaters Großvater war die erste Generation aus Prussia. Ja. Am Ende des Jahrhunderts.

Yeah. And I think there was a constant, like Prussia was one of those places where there was constant war and a mandatory draft. So like, I think. He got out? Yeah, he got out of there.

Yeah. And I think there was a constant, like Prussia was one of those places where there was constant war and a mandatory draft. So like, I think. He got out? Yeah, he got out of there.

Yeah. And I think there was a constant, like Prussia was one of those places where there was constant war and a mandatory draft. So like, I think. He got out? Yeah, he got out of there.

I knew them well, yeah. They were around. They were around. My parents were young. My parents were, well, technically my mom was 17 when I was born. She turned 18 the day after I was born. Technically. So she was 17 for a day and then she was 18. And you. And me. That's young. Yes. Were they married? They got married maybe five or six months before I was born. Yeah. Yeah.

I knew them well, yeah. They were around. They were around. My parents were young. My parents were, well, technically my mom was 17 when I was born. She turned 18 the day after I was born. Technically. So she was 17 for a day and then she was 18. And you. And me. That's young. Yes. Were they married? They got married maybe five or six months before I was born. Yeah. Yeah.

I knew them well, yeah. They were around. They were around. My parents were young. My parents were, well, technically my mom was 17 when I was born. She turned 18 the day after I was born. Technically. So she was 17 for a day and then she was 18. And you. And me. That's young. Yes. Were they married? They got married maybe five or six months before I was born. Yeah. Yeah.

They were high school sweethearts.

They were high school sweethearts.

They were high school sweethearts.