You met in the industry, right?

Yeah.

She, her agent brought her to a taping of My Two Dads very early on.

It was right at the beginning of My Two Dads.

In fact, it might have been the pilot, because as I always point out, when we met, I was 11, and she was 12.

Um, so-

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Tell us about how you got into that career and transitioned from acting.

I left the business in about 2010.

I just had sort of had it.

You know, I had a good run, but [laughs] I was done, and I went to law school to be a prosecutor.

It's the only kind of law I ever wanted to practice, and, and I'm really proud of it.

You know, I think prosecutors get sort of a bad rap-

Yeah.

Every time I go to court, something crazy happens that no one has ever seen before, and this is an, an ongoing occurrence.

But it's getting better, always getting better.

I, uh, I hope so.

I don't know.

I mean, yeah, and without somebody saying, "You're a [censored] or you're," you know, whatever, "You're, you're a monster, you're a beast," because you said, you said that.

I mean, for me, you know, as a, working as a DA definitely helped me come along with that, and I finally got to a point where I c- you know, 'cause you're usually working with a defense attorney who wants something, and oftentimes you cannot agree to it.

You can't give it to them.

So that was one of the best things I got was just learning to just be able to say, um, a- and not, not couching it, not, "I'm not comfortable doing that," or not, you know, eh, just saying, "No, I'm not willing to do that."

They are, yeah.