Timothy Olyphant

Oh, well, I love the Carmel, the sort of Northern California. Carmel has always been a very, they can put as many bad art galleries and cutesy, but I still, I love it. I don't care how many, that's how great that place is. They can shove, they've shoved so much bad art in that little community. And I'm still like, yeah, it's great. I love it. Can't ruin it. I just love that coast.

And I've always had a soft spot for it. And we used to go there as kids, not far from Modesto. And my wife and I always go. We honeymoon there. I love that area.

And I've always had a soft spot for it. And we used to go there as kids, not far from Modesto. And my wife and I always go. We honeymoon there. I love that area.

And I've always had a soft spot for it. And we used to go there as kids, not far from Modesto. And my wife and I always go. We honeymoon there. I love that area.

These days?

These days?

These days?

So I swim early Saturday morning. This is like the routine. I swim early Saturdays.

So I swim early Saturday morning. This is like the routine. I swim early Saturdays.

So I swim early Saturday morning. This is like the routine. I swim early Saturdays.

Still swim.

Still swim.

Still swim.

I've gotten way back into, I don't know why. It's like a thing. My wife dragged me. I've always swam. But a few years ago, I was working in Tribeca. With Alex Winter in New York. And my wife is like, oh, we found a pool. We usually do. And then there was a master's program there. And she was like, let's do master's. You kind of like are with a group and there's a coach.

I've gotten way back into, I don't know why. It's like a thing. My wife dragged me. I've always swam. But a few years ago, I was working in Tribeca. With Alex Winter in New York. And my wife is like, oh, we found a pool. We usually do. And then there was a master's program there. And she was like, let's do master's. You kind of like are with a group and there's a coach.

I've gotten way back into, I don't know why. It's like a thing. My wife dragged me. I've always swam. But a few years ago, I was working in Tribeca. With Alex Winter in New York. And my wife is like, oh, we found a pool. We usually do. And then there was a master's program there. And she was like, let's do master's. You kind of like are with a group and there's a coach.

And I was like, I don't want to do that. Come on. And then I did it. And I love it. I'm like, yeah. So now, yeah, swim over it. So I swim usually Saturday mornings. Lately, my wife and I share an art studio with our son. If we're really a mellow weekend, we like a Saturday in the art studio. It's kind of great. I mean, if we're just hanging in town, dog walks, our kids are, we're empty nesters.

And I was like, I don't want to do that. Come on. And then I did it. And I love it. I'm like, yeah. So now, yeah, swim over it. So I swim usually Saturday mornings. Lately, my wife and I share an art studio with our son. If we're really a mellow weekend, we like a Saturday in the art studio. It's kind of great. I mean, if we're just hanging in town, dog walks, our kids are, we're empty nesters.

And I was like, I don't want to do that. Come on. And then I did it. And I love it. I'm like, yeah. So now, yeah, swim over it. So I swim usually Saturday mornings. Lately, my wife and I share an art studio with our son. If we're really a mellow weekend, we like a Saturday in the art studio. It's kind of great. I mean, if we're just hanging in town, dog walks, our kids are, we're empty nesters.

So it's just chill time. Like we do whatever. We're done with the like taking kids to a tennis tournament or whatever. Yeah. Which is kind of nice.