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But I'm just, I put the key in the door and I know there's something I love more than anything on the other side of that door.

So I'm happy.

I don't think so because when I turned 50, I really, really got into mortality.

I stopped and I said to myself, and it surprised me too.

I was like, we're all going to die.

We're going to die.

And I kept thinking, you know, what happens when you die and am I going to see my dad again and all this kind of –

theological, I guess, stuff.

And I realized I don't have a lot of time left.

I take that back.

I have a lot of time left, but none to waste.

And there's certain things that I thought about doing, but they've come off that list, and that's one of them.

So right now, I just want to make a living and work hard and take care of my family and be with my family.

I'm Catholic.

I'm Catholic.

I was raised Catholic, and periodically...

Right now I'm probably in a lull again because of my work schedule, but I'm a churchgoer.

But I found out from my priest why I go to church, and that is he said all of us have little pieces of all of other faiths in us, you know, Judaism and Muslim and Buddhism and so forth and Hinduism.

He said, sometimes I think I'm a Catholic because they have the nicest places to hang out.

They have the nicest real estate.