Hey, this is the moment I'm Brian Cobbleman. Thanks for listening. My guess, you know, it's so funny, Justin. I literally was about to just go Mallory's here which is like your whole book

is because you know well then that that's an interesting right okay then why is that right

well this is what your book's about. Right. Is the idea of this, well, you're,

so Justin Bateman is here, who is most famous,

we're gonna use the word fame a lot today, who is most famous for being

Mallory on family ties, but who's had a long, a career and a life of trying to

figure out what she really wants to be where she really fits and what makes,

this is all in this new book that she wrote which is called Fame and how she wanted to

wanted to process the sort of result of being

Mallory on family ties and use it and relate to it

for the rest of your life in a way.

Yeah, I guess, but it's interesting that you brought that up that you know, your

first thought was to say that, right? Because the truth is for me, like I never had to go through a period where I'm trying to

reconciliation, you know, how do I now be something other than Malawi?

Because for me it was an acting job.

Of course.

And then after that acting job, it did other acting jobs.

And then that went into writing and producing and directing

and going to school and all the sort of things.

So for me, the trajectory was made complete sense,

but to many others.

And, you know, it's one of the things I write in the book

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