Will Arnett

I think it's a real reflection of what a lot of people who are middle-aged, I guess, do go through.

And you get, I think that sometimes you get resigned to the idea that this is your lot and this is what it's going to be.

And sometimes it's really a matter of you need to find the language or to start to really connect with who you are.

I think that there is, from my own life...

At this stage, I'm much more willing to be honest about where I am.

And certainly Bradley and I is something that we talk about, which is it's really important.

something that maybe you sort of avoid when you're younger, I think.

And as you get older, you just kind of, you get to the point where you're like, you might as well just say and be honest.

And you have to allow people to have their own reaction to what you say.

And sometimes you, so to instigate that, you have to say like, all right, tell me, tell me the thing.

Like just, what is the thing that I do that drives you crazy?

Just say it.

And I, at the risk of,

of blowing it all apart.

And I think that's really important.

I think I'm much more willing to get in the deep water now myself than I was when I was a younger man, for sure.

Well, yeah.

I mean, I don't know if it saved his life.

First of all, he did it all.

I didn't save his life.