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I'm just curious, growing up in California, what was money like in your house growing up?

Did your parents, you know, were they wealthy?

Was it like, hey, we're starting from ground zero here?

So my parents were, I would say, very middle class.

So I grew up in a...

That's kind of popular to say right now.

Yeah, exactly, exactly.

But you actually asked me that question.

So you didn't ask me out inflation.

Then I started talking about high middle class.

I grew up in a middle class house.

Yeah, California. I had three sisters, so I shared

a room with all of my siblings until I was 11. We had one bathroom for six people.

You know, fairly small house. My mom was a secretary at a TV company. My dad was a composer, which

means that, you know, he was playing piano in a restaurant because that's how it works in California.

If you're not actually, you know, a successful film composer, then just like everybody in California who has a script, you end up a brista.

If my dad is a really, really good jazz pianist, who's playing clubs from the time he was 14 years old.

And so he was playing in a restaurant on Mondays and Tuesday nights.

So a lot of my childhood I remember sitting at the restaurant watching him play piano at the restaurant and be excited when somebody dropped like a $10 bill in the tip jar. And, you know, as we got older, we moved into a slightly bigger house.

We ended up in 2,400 square foot house with four bedrooms when I was 11. And that's where

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