Terrence Howard

Yeah.

Maybe the next one.

Yeah.

And it's a nice way of, you know, being flattered and also being let down gently.

Well, the hardest thing is when you take your family on the road with you, you're not able to completely commit to the character.

You're trying to, but you come home and then you have to be husband.

You have to be father.

You have to be all of those things.

But when you don't have your family there, you're kind of open to the wind.

You know, everybody wants to hang out with you.

So I've had to, my wife, she'll let me go to the job the first few days by myself so I can lock in maybe a week.

But then after that, she comes back.

But she gives me a lot of space, and sometimes she'll give me a separate place because they'll provide a house for me.

They'll provide housing for me, but then she will get a separate place where the kids are and sometimes will let me be over there if I've got to go and do the work I need to do.

But that's the only way I found that after two weeks apart.

We change our chemistry, you know, where we used to be like, oh, yeah, I'm so in love.

I'm so locked in.

I'm so everything.

But as males, we still produce, healthy males still produce about 1,500 sperm per heartbeat.

So that desire to, that need to share and share.