Report from Santa Fe; Alan Arkin and Anthony Arkin; Interview with Alan Arkin

Yeah, that was a very interesting story. Can you tell us about that? Because you write about it watching this friend of your mother. Oh, where did you see that? Oh, I do my homework. Where did you see that? I was sending you the link. Yeah, that you had, maybe you don't want to talk about it, but it's such a poignant story to me that age five you could watch this woman, friend of your mom. I think it was a little older than I think it was about seven, right? Yeah, my mother was in the living room with a friend of hers and the friend was sobbing her eyes out telling her a story about some horrible event that had just happened. And I watched it as it, and I said, I don't believe this woman. I'm not moved by her. And I tried to figure out why I wasn't moved by her. And I finally came to the conclusion that she's crying too much for herself. That if she cried a little less, it would be more moving. And then from what I read, there wasn't room for you to practice.