Meagan Good reflects on her evolving career (Part 2)

I, you know, and I love physical comedy and all that, and people just like, well, I don't know if she can do that. And I'm like, just give me a chance, and I'll show you what I can do. So the wonderful thing is, I feel like the best is yet to come. I feel like in every single season of my life. In my 20s, I was one thing. In my 30s, I was one thing. In my 40s, I'm another thing. And it's been fun to explore, you know, all the things that are yet to come. But I don't like. People ask me, what's my favorite movie? I'm like, I haven't done it yet. Aside, I think you could beat Charlamagne in arm wrestling. Your arms are diesel right now. I really think. I really think you could be Charlamagne, an arm wrestler. Have you seen my arms? Yeah, Charlamagne see them every day. Anyway, the hate in this room. What have you learned? What did you learn from Regina as a caretaker or caregiver about the essence of, like, time and patience and taking your time? I think because of some of the things that were also going on in my personal life at the time that I was shooting it, Time, I think we all have to be really, really intentional about it and going back to, like, you know, like, negative commentary online. It's like, when you think about things in the essence of how much time you have here on this earth, so many things are just not important. So many things that we waste time thinking about or stressing about or worrying about take away from our quality of life and take away from the time that we have here when really, we should really be like, you know, this is the time that I'm given. I want to have the best quality of life. I want to enjoy myself. I want to spend time with the people I love. I want to do all the things I've thought of or dreamt of doing and really be, you know, intentional about that happening in our lives. And so I think for me, with Regina, it was looking at, like, oh, wow, she's in a place where her career is going the way that it's going. And that's good. But this. This is what's really going on. These are the things that really matter is her family, her sister, her mother. And so her navigating that, to me, also reflected in my own life. Yes, I'm at work, and I'm blessed to be able to have a job that I love and do something that I enjoy. But, you know, things are at home. You know, to be, to be blunt, my aunt passed away while we were filming you. But it happened right when I was dealing with a lot of stuff that the character was dealing. And that answers my question, because I was going to say, although you did get advice from Brandi because she is a caregiver and had been so long for her mom. It's a layer of complexity with Regina because she's caring for a mother who.