Sebastian Maniscalco

So I wish sometimes, oh, I wish kind of like I kind of grew up with my buddies and the kids and they all were like kind of together.

Not that they would have been friends because we live in two different states.

But, you know, there's the relatability of kind of what I'm going through right now and what they're going through.

It's two different things.

They're sending her to college and I'm going to the Little League game.

So it's two different things.

So.

I think I'm a better father being one that started later on in life because now I'm able to kind of prioritize my family.

I did a movie in Alabama.

This was three years ago, and I had to be gone for nine weeks.

It killed me.

I was miserable.

I think it showed in the film that I was not as happy as I should have been filming that film, but I definitely had my heartstrings being pulled going, what am I doing in Alabama when my...

little daughter is performing in her first play you know it just killed me so I made an effort to to kind of figure out okay this is when daddy works and this is when daddy stays home

now I know I think in the last three years I've kind of figured out what to do and how to do it because listen I'm not I'm not saying I'm a guy that wants to stay home 365 days out of the year I'll go nuts uh I just figured out a way now to spend quality time with my family as well as doing what I love as a comedian and and doing things in the entertainment and business that I enjoy uh do I wish I would have figured that out sooner yes but again

I don't really look in the rear view mirror.

I look too far ahead.

If I have a problem with anything, I'm looking like way ahead.

Like being 52, right?

I'll do the math and go, okay, I'm probably about 80.