Taylor Kitsch

And so when I'm one-on-one with my dad, I started the conversation.

I'm like, Gooey, it's me.

And out.

And he had soft hands.

That's one thing I remember.

So I grabbed his hand and our humor.

I'm like, yeah, these are a little fucking soft, Gooey.

Like, maybe you should have worked harder.

Like, no calluses, like, nothing.

Just, you know, just trying to... And then I went into, like, the nonprofit, and I'm going to do this, and I'm going to try and give back, and this and that, and I promised them.

And...

And during that conversation, he would try and like be conscious and he was fighting to be there present, but he was, I think gone.

Yeah.

Um, and then two hours I left and then I, on the way home, I broke all and he had passed on father's day.

And then, um, then I was back to work on Tuesday, fucking riding banana bread, my horse.

Yeah.

With like Shea Wiggum, who's an amazing actor.

He played Jim Bridger in that, but, um,

Yeah, Pete was great with me on that.

I think it... I mean, how crazy.