That's really what it was . 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 .
Yeah . So you were born for like a while ? Yeah .
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 . So of course we knew we were on set , but it's like , you know , to the degree that a five year old ever could .
That's not the first time we've heard that . Remember , remember watching it with my mom and I was like , I never want kids . I'm like that and she was like , they're not all like that and I was just like , they're , they're not , they're not all like how cute you guys are .
But , you know , when you're five years old , it's really hard to tell the difference . So of course we knew we were on set , but it's like , you know , to the degree that a five year old ever could . And , and with , with both of the , the major things with cheaper and desperate that we did , uh , they had toys laying around on set everywhere .
