Ryder Strong

We're going to write to it.

It's like, oh no, everyone else sees it too.

And then I went through this whole other side.

I'm trying to play devil's advocate, too, because as young actors, you know, as Danielle's we were talking about at the beginning of the of the show, there's you know, we could have done three day weeks.

We were we were coasting towards the end there.

And one of our jobs and it's not a lot to ask is you also have to keep yourself in shape.

I know that's part of the job is is to is taking care of yourself.

And at the time in the 90s, especially being aesthetically pleasing, we were teen, quote unquote, idols.

We were in the magazines.

And part of the job is you've got to look the part.

So that was on me as well.

I let myself go badly and I had reasons for it.

I had legitimate reasons for it, but I also wasn't taking care of myself, wasn't working out, wasn't eating well.

He's also a good guy, and he knew that it's like, essentially by me lifting up my shirt and showing my abs, I'm making these guys look even worse.

He hated it.

He hated it.

And you can see, I mean, in one scene, he does, to me, the funniest thing I've seen maybe in all seven years of Boy Meets World, but it is so, he literally just makes fun of the thing.

You know exactly what I'm talking about?

Oh, I totally missed it.

It's like he didn't know they were filming or didn't care.