Awesome.

Um, you know? And that's, that's what I really like.

I s- I like the fact that there's still a question, right, um, on Sonny's part whether he could trust me, where we had s- Mo and I had those scenes where he's holding a gun on me.

Now, nine times out of 10, you see, oh, Sonny's holding a gun on you.

Is he gonna really shoot you? Probably not.

It's gonna be a g- it would be a big thing and so forth.

But we really tried to play it out that that, that element, that, that seriousness of, of that trust is so broken that he's willing to kill me-

Yeah.

Most at home? Yeah.

That's fair.

You know, I think it's... it's not necessarily most at home, it's just you're in different stages of your life, I think, when we go to different shows.

Yes, yes.

Because we've all been on different shows now, right? Yes, so true.

So I think it's, you find yourself in the character, and then you find where your character exists within the family of the show, right? So therefore, And that's, if you're able to connect on all ends, it's wonderful.

I've been fortunate that I would say that there were two shows I think that I can say I held the most, I felt the most complete, familiarly with, familiarly, is that a word? It is, like a family.

remember that.