And by the way, yesterday, you know, I was talking to a couple parents about what young boys need.

And I said, there's five things young boys need. They need a present father, the right belief system sold to them.

You need high standards. You need friction and you need fun. You need friction to be able to know that life's going to be tough.

And over the weekend, I saw a video, an interview with Anthony Hopkins. Anthony Hopkins, one of my favorite actors of all time. The guy was in Shadowlands. He was in, I think it's called Shadowlands. He was in Silence of the Lambs. He's been on so many the fractures. He's been on so many things. But in this interview, he just came out with a book a few months back, and this interviewer is asking him about his daughter. His daughter's 58 years old. They haven't seen each other for 20-plus years. Oh, wow. And she does not want to see him. And you have to see how uncomfortably he gets. And then I want you to hear his answer. Then I'm going to come back to you guys.

Then I want to show you a video clip of a son and a father talking to each other.

The son is now 32 years old.

But let's watch his clip first.

Here's Anthony Hopkins being asked about his estranged, being estranged from his daughter.

Go ahead, Rob.

I know what you're going to talk about my domestic life.

Yes.

No, no.

Even though it's in the book?

No. It's done.

He doesn't want to talk about.

Can I ask a general question that's not specifically about the material in the book?

Well.

It's about the... I'll stumble through this.

Part of the reason that the material in the book

about your relationship with your daughter,

your strange relationship with your daughter,

part of the reason why I found it so painful is that it resonated with me for personal

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