And I mean , you know , this show is growing by the minute and the , and the second at mass speeds . But it all started with , I went to school for writing and acting . I was not on desperate housewives , but I for sure wanted to be on it .
Your dad takes you to like a Dodgers game . And next thing , you know , you're like on major shows and movies . That's wild .
We were at a Dodger game one time and we went up on the railing of like the second floor and we just were so high energy . We had the blue hair going on the foam fingers , the whole thing and we got up on the big screen , you know , the Dodger came a few times and there happened to be a talent agent sitting a couple rows behind us and , and it was like , he was like two rows behind us and he , you know , he saw us on the big screen a few times after the game , he approached my dad and he said , hey , your kids have great energy and they look good on the camera and the whole thing , have you ever considered putting them into acting ? Which , which no way declined .
We , we'll probably be working together , you know , forever . Maybe not acting as twins forever . But , you know , we want to have our own production company one day and do , do some directing and writing and , but , uh , but you know , when the creative differences start coming in , we're at each other's throats .
We always tell people that like the set was kind of our playground at , at the grim of everybody else because it , it was , you know , and so , I mean , we also had very normal childhoods as well . We got to play baseball and when we weren't on set , we were going to school and making friends . But , you know , when you're five years old , it's really hard to tell the difference .
