Will Arnett

Anyway, hey.

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Yeah.

Sorry, hang on.

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There's a better way to say that.

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yeah do you want it or not at times but you know it's it's amazing so i i swung around to the idea pretty quickly and i i love it i love it they're like a kind of tribe of cubs running yeah you you sort of like you started to go there a bit on like i thought about that when i had my second kid i was like well wait am i going to be able to love this one as much as i love the first one and you're like are you an only child uh no i i have a sister he just acts like one yeah

But no, like when we had Maple, we already had Franny, and then five years later we have Maple, and I was so crazy about Franny, and then here comes Maple, right?

This stranger comes in the house, brand new baby, and you're just like, well, I can't wait to get to know you.

I hope I love you as much as the first one.

It's a tall order.

I'd love to...

She'll be talking about it in therapy.

I think a lot of parents probably go through that, right?

Whether you're aware of it or not.

Go ahead, Will.

And I've said this before.