[laughs]

Yeah.

They probably, you know, and it's funny because, um, the, when I ...

You know, when we were kids, I, we ...

To us, old people were old, grown-ups were all old.

It didn't matter if they were...

Like, I didn't realize, like, at the time that John and Lori, Jesse and Becky, were, you know, a good, not quite 10 years, but they were younger than, uh, than Danny and Joey.

... mine for mine was like a normal-

Um-

I, um, it's definitely, I'm for sure...

I mean, I try really hard to, like, deny it, you know what I mean? Like, before my trip to Japan, I made sure to, like, I worked out a ton, 'cause I didn't want there to be one minute where I was, like, saying to Misha, like, "Bro, we gotta stop.

We, I gotta sit down for a minute." Like, I didn't want, like, that was, like, my worst nightmare.

Yeah.

It would be a totally different experience, and, and probably awesome in its own way, but, um, what we got to have was very special.

And I think also, like, that's why we were all such good friends, 'cause we'd be sitting there at work in between scenes or takes or whatever, and we just became friends 'cause we didn't have screens to stare into.

We had each other to talk to, and-

Yeah.

And you forget, like sometimes I remember like, oh, I'm gonna see people today that know that I'm Steve from Full House, and they're gonna be excited, so I better sort of look a little perky and, you know, like, have my friendly, you know, like, not my face looking down at the street kind of.

Like, I gotta, you know, be open.

But like ev- sometimes you just forget.

You're just living your life and you forget that somebody might go, "Oh, my God," and, you know, then I'm like, "Oh, man, I look terrible today, and like I just took like 12 selfies at the supermarket with people." [laughs]

[laughs] Gotta keep him happy, right?

No, he's an amazing...

You know, I was very lucky when I first got into TV writing.