Will Sasso

I think you either go in one of two directions.

I think twins want to separate and individuate so early and be so different.

Right.

Or they want to be this unit where they have no identity and they're just part of this two thing.

We are not that.

We're neither.

We're somewhere in the middle where we kind of say, well, how can we take this thing apart and take a look at it?

I do say that having families and separate families is actually –

helped us to spend more time together because you go off in your family and you, we are not the Sklar brothers in our family.

I mean, in our own interviews, we're dad and we're husbands.

And so you actually get to play these other roles and it's quite nice.

You develop that individuality in that way.

So that actually coming back together, this is wonderful for Corolla's audience.

But I have a question.

I believe people are smart.

Never.

Zero.

I can't even think of a time that a woman has wanted to do me.

You know what I mean?

Let alone... It's usually coercion on your part.