What kind of dad do you want to become? Because you've got a kid on the way now, perhaps again.

Yeah, thanks. It's really hard to say this because I know that every first time prospective parent

goes, oh, I'm going to be the last dad. And actually, invariably, we'll all fuck up at some point.

It's going to happen. I think for me, if I can have a child and if I can instill in them the waste of time

in anxiety, just the sheer nonsense of it, I really want them to understand that worrying does

nothing. Yes, all right, we can be stressed about things. There are times when life is hard and

things, there's challenges to overcome, but you overcome those challenges when they present

themselves. There's no, my therapist wants her to me. When you worry, you rob yourself twice,

right? Because the first time around you're overwhelming, you're thinking about nothing,

but a potential problem, which may never ruin his head. If it doesn't ruin his head, then you've

wasted time worrying about it. If it does ruin his head, then you're forced into action because you

can't stay in that situation. So why stress about something that's never going to happen or,

you know, something that you will solve if it does happen? So I really want my child to understand,

just be content, I think, and to know that both me and Sarah and all of our families, so my siblings,

my mum, Sarah, siblings and her parents will always be there to help. You know, I think that,

if I can do that, then I'll have done a good job. I also want to make sure I'm around enough.

My job totally allows that. Like, I have time. I can work as little or as much as I want. That's

the beauty of my job. Obviously, I work less, I earn less, but, you know, I can make those sacrifices.

I don't at the moment. That's my problem. I work constantly because I like what I do and because

of the constant, it's anxiety. I'm constantly worried about if I take my foot off the gas, what happens next.

I find that fascinating, but I picked up on that before we started recording. Right. Because every

time we talked about your screenplays or other things you're working on, you would then end the

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