Supernatrual NJ CON J2 9-7-14 Breakfast Pt. 3
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when when I was in high school um I I

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did stage plays and was called forensics

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now forensics is like speech and debate

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but it's also you can do duet scenes you

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can do dramatic scenes humorous scenes

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and you have to play so many different

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characters and I actually felt that my

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what talk about a crime savior not that

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not that I actually feel like uh I

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actually feel like forensics helped me

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more for TV and movies than stage ever

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possibly could have because it's more

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about finding the minutia and the

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characters you know it's not like here I

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am there's nothing really Shelly about

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it um it's more about differentiating

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characters like you do dramatic or

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humorous or you do yeah so you play

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multiple characters and so really trying

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to find not just the level of I got to

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make a funny

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face it's more than just the voice it's

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more kind of the mannerism so I feel

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like specifically with Supernatural

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which is so Biz you know how you you're

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like I took Latin in school I'm like

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never going to use this

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but now I've used Latin and now because

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of Supernatural I've had to go play

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different characters like Gabriel and so

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to to break part of the things you do in

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forensics is You'll Play one character

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and character is talking to his dad and

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then you cut you know like kind of from

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body to tonation so I feel like

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specifically forensics in school really

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helps you prepare for shows like

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Supernatural but good luck planning on

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doing a show like Supernatural in the

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future yes

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is where where you really want to be and

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take Latin do the uh the exorcism

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awesome oh thank you so much yeah have

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fun hi um first of all asor I just

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wanted to tell both that you put on such

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amazing performance um the the small

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from the small to the large it's very

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inspiring to me and I I draw a lot of

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insiration as I as I try to grow um

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and my question for both of you is U

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what has presented the greatest

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challenge for both of you guys actors

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over the course of the show and how do

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you think You' grown since the first

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season question that's a great one for

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question that's a great one for
Jensen yeah let me take that

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that's uh I think one of the one of the

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biggest challenges um and Jared's

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probably had he's been surface a lot

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more than I have is having to play

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different characters with it but still

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keeping it within the vein of your

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character uh one of the one of the more

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difficult ones for me was the season 4

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uh um when we got glimpse into the

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future and saw a future team uh talking

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with present team and there was to

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slightly put the slight variance on F

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you know on the future and still keep it

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with in the same vein of char those kind

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of challenges uh I think we we really

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enjoy those challenges they're tough uh

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and we probably don't enjoy them while

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we're doing them but afterwards we can

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look back and reflect on it and be like

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wow that was great it was challenging I

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actually got better as an artist doing

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that uh so I think the the challenging

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things are the things that push us to

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make us better uh directing is also one

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for me I know that it's uh it's a it's

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just a totally different mind frame from

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the acting uh

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it's with acting I'm responsible for my

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character and bringing that to life the

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best that I can as a director I'm

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responsible for the entire show and

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bringing that to life so it's it's a bit

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of a a Brain Buster but those are the

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kind of things I feel like if I'm

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uncomfortable and I'm out of my comfort

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zone in a way that forces me to uh to

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think harder to push myself uh than that

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is that that is the gratification I will

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end up getting in the end so it's even

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though it may be uncomfortable and I may

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be like why did I agree to do this this

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is the stupidest idea by the end of it

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when I'm done it's like I'm glad I can H

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my hat on that cuz I earned that so

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that's the kind of

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[Music] stuff mine is actually entirely

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stuff mine is actually entirely
different and has nothing to do with the

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actual work uh I'm sorry the actual

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performance mine is legitimately uh um

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remembering that I am where I want to be

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and I'll explain a little bit like when

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I was doing season me specifically I

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don't know if it was life initates art

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or something and I was just feeding off

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of Sam Winchester not wanting to be

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there but I missed my family I missed my

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friends I missed my dogs I missed my

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house you know what I mean you were a

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child I was a child I was yeah and you

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know I didn't get Jared kind of learned

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as cuz I've been on more girls or I like

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ad Nisha schedule I come to work you

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know like hey guys here's my see all

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right see you next week I had time and

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I'd go play i' go to San Antonio visit

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my family I'd go to Vegas you know like

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I I sort of was living the high life and

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then when we got Supernatural and they

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warned us they're like listen guys this

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is going to be a lot of hard work we're

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like yeah yeah this is going to be a lot

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of hard work like you're away who knows

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when you're going to shoot and as it was

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we got moved to Canada and I I was a

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good student I didn't even know where

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Vancouver was I was like Tomo you mean you just

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was I was like Tomo you mean you just
pronouncing it um

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so so for me it was it was remembering

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to to really enjoy the work um there's a

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great Muhammad Ali where he talks about

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the fight isn't one in the ring the

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fight is one on the streets when you're

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jogging when you're training when you're

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practicing and it's all that hard work

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that goes into the finished product that

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it took me it was like a secet swim

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situation I I had I had signed on I was

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doing the work I L to work Lily and I

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got along with this guy and I was really

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happy with all that so it just was like

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fine just keep doing it keep doing it

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and then I I came to realize this is

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amazing this is a this is a blessing

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it's being able to work so hard it's

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being able to work long hours and now we

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have 200 episodes and counting to show

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for [Applause]

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love head over here too because we we've

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been somebody had their hair for a long

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time and right there yes you had your

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hair yes yes oh my God

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it's quit looking around it's you I

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I
awesome it's cuz I picked

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her been planed this for a year and a

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half all right okay oh bless the

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me so um I think a lot of us women know

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that you like um wearing saxs underwear

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yes and if anybody do know like to

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have for the men in the audience right a

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year and a half to talk junk

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awesome and what what I want to know how

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long is your average day of

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work here was a question

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I'm sorry I BL out somewhere after how

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long is your average day at work average

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day of

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work that

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awesome 10 12 hours

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I think I'm actually watching that might

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win that might win the best non Seer of

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the [Applause]

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day that was

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awesome going be a commercial that's

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awesome thank you yeah thank you very

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much I'm going to have a

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seat there's a gentleman actually in the

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corner yeah right with with a beanie

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with beanie Brothers

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both of you guys are fathers and I was

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wondering if you could give any advice

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to someone who's going to be a parent

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are you going to be a parent yes

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congratulations conratulations

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[Applause]

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um well I I will I'll say that what we

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do of Supernatural and and actually go

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back to answer her question it's roughly

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door too I'd say an average 16 hours a

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day wow uh and pretty long and it

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and it
is we've had we've had over nine seasons

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of ups and downs and challenges and like

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like was say earlier the directing and

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him with the you know all the different

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uh facets of Sam and and there's there's

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been a constant challenge every day we

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go into work and it's you know we're

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away from our family we're in country a

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lot of things none of compares to the

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challenge and also the gratification of

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having a child and for

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me my best advice might sound like a

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joke but sometimes it

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sucks sometimes it

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sucks sometimes it sucks and it's suppos

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it's it's just don't forget it's

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supposed to it's like working out it's

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like God this is like you're doing squat

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or something you're hating it but it's

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wor and when the especially for me I was

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a sure I was a fine father but the first

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couple months were so so difficult

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because I was like I've got a baby it

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wants nothing to do with me it wants it

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wanted something I couldn't yet he yeah

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you're basically a pat mule for the

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first like year year of their life but

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when you're then when you're on the

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phone like I was Skyping with uh with my

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kids and my my 9-month-old can't speak

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yet but he tries and my 2 and a

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half-year-old can't we're actually just

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on the way here watching videos of my

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son running around his daughter trying

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to

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um so that kind of stuff it's it's it's

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all worth you look back at the shitty

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times and go like I lost sleep and I had

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to missed this and I couldn't do that

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and I you give up a lot of your personal

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time but the investment is worth it like

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it's worth the time so don't don't be

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ashamed when you find that you're like

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bummed like oh this is terrible every

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every parent feels like that and if they

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don't feel like that they're

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nuts sometimes it's Su man but it's all

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work and also also no matter how

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difficult you think it is is and how

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hard it is and how uncomfortable you are

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it's nothing compared to how difficult

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and challenging and uncomfortable she

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yes thank you I think that's it

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guys love