Van Lathan

He's, you know, messing around with a little, a little something on the side, a little, you know, a little psychiatrist, a little therapist, something going on.

You know what I'm saying?

X had to get a little thing in, you know?

Um,

And which part of that keeps you human?

Is the fact that you have a family and you are a father and you have an estranged son that was killed or whatever in the case of Sinatra, is that what keeps you human?

Or is the fact that you have worth in this new world, is that the thing that keeps you human?

And the show keeps going back and forth and they really do that through the Xavier character.

That's why it was so interesting to see

what he was going to be when he left the bunker, because when he left the bunker, he only had one thing that he had to do.

And that one thing was to get to his wife and like how much of the character, I was kind of worried that we were going to see him like eat a human being or something.

What was he going to have to do in order to get to that one mission now that he did to, to complete that one mission now that he didn't have like anybody top down, like orienting what his day to day was.

I think you do.

The question is what kind?

Yeah, because there are no shows.

So we're like so, you know, we could podcast about like what's going on.

in the bunker.

There's all kinds of things in the bunker that they don't really like delve into.

You know, the president is, was the most famous guy that was in the bunker.

Right.