Yes

... and, uh, you know, and be able to, like, see it through to this next era, which is they're 21, and Hank and Peggy are a bit older.

And it's, it's a fun, organic way to explore, like, the OG vintage King of the Hill and the new King of the Hill, and it's really timeless and timely.

But, I mean, to be able to use that in your professional career, that's amazing.

Yeah.

It's, it's fun because w- when I grew up, my mom always did voices for me.

My mother's British, and she could do any accent at all.

And so I feel like I really learned a lot from my mom.

Mm-hmm.

And you see the world really, like, through Hank's eyes.

And, um, he's always been kind of a fish out of water, and now they've grown older.

They were living in Saudi Arabia, and they came back to Texas.

Does Bobby ever come out, like, on the, like, does, does Bobby ever come out when you're with your family or friends?

friends?Um, you know, people can hear it in my voice.

And when I was doing, like, when I'm doing stuff that's, like, very not Bobby, like, um, a show, like when I was doing Californication and doing kind of-

Did you buy a house or a condo or something?

I did.

I bought an apartment when I was 18.

And with that Facts of Life money, which was painful when you're a kid, like being in a weird work environment, and you don't understand money.

Things were so different then.

Things were, like, really different.

Like, you know, and things were different when I, you know, started Better Things, which was, like, almost a decade ago when...

That's right,