Sterling K. Brown

but other people were now responding to me differently.

Even though I felt like I'm just, you know, doing me or whatnot, but other people would sort of be like, oh my gosh.

And so to that extent, do you feel like other people would sort of look at you differently, even if you felt like the same person?

And those are the people that you value probably the most because it's like, oh, they know me for me and not for anything else that I'm doing in the world right now.

Amen.

Amen.

I mean, to, to a certain extent, to the same extent, like,

It's funny because you're dealing with this at a much younger age.

And maybe like as the show sort of comes down from the zeitgeist, like we're four years away from it right now.

But I do remember thinking for a period of time, I was like,

how do I know why people want to be around me?

You know what I'm saying?

And I'm sure Mandy, like for you, for someone who's been in the public eye for an extended period of time as well, like how do I know people are hanging with me because they just like Mandy and not sort of like the spheres that come around Mandy?

You know what I mean?

Like, is that something that you felt like you had to negotiate at all?

Yeah.

What you're saying, to a certain extent, I think, I can see and learn from other people's experiences too and not just my own.

Which is...

She's smart.

She's smart.