Sean Hayes

No.

But there was that.

No, it wasn't enough.

No, you did okay.

I mean, you know, we were.

I was spending too much.

I was having fun, you know.

On what?

On just like basically catching up.

And I imagine that were you like other child actors, myself included, was it the inevitability of your parents being your manager?

Was that the case in your life as well?

Right, gotcha.

Yeah, I had a very complicated relationship with that as well.

Certainly, as you get older, in retrospect, it becomes even more complicated as you become a parent and you start to think about –

the decisions that they make about being an employee in your life and how that adjusts the dynamic of how you look at your parents as, you know, what should be sort of your North Star, the person that you follow, when instead they now

create a dynamic where you're the boss at an age when you're kind of needing parental care.

Yeah, it's really complicated.

But I think you look to be on the other side of that very healthily.

I hope I am too.

Yeah.