Walton Goggins

That's really funny.

I've seen this entire nation.

Yeah, I took the long way around.

I went the northern route, then came back, and then took the southern route just to get to L.A.

You know, I was...

Look, we all have our stories, right?

I mean, there was no way I was ever going to go to New York.

A vertically integrated city was way above my pay grade.

I couldn't handle that living.

Oh, right, right, right.

Then the life that I kind of grew up in.

Well, not sprawl, no.

I grew up kind of like, you know, in the country with space, a little bit of space.

No, well, I mean, I have a half-brother now, but at the time, I mean, I was really kind of raised an only child.

And it was my mom and her three sisters and my grandmother and my cousin who's like, you know, she's like my...

my aunt's daughter, like my sister.

And then all of these crazy, crazy Southern hippies, you know, like all of these guys.

I had just a lot of people that kind of came through my life.

Well, you know, maybe on some level, absolutely.

And I also think that I was just really attracted to the West, you know, and the idea.