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Yeah, so funny thing happened on set today. One of the new dogs decided my director's chair looked like a pretty good chew toy. I mean, these pups, they keep you on your toes, right? Had to explain to everyone that's just part of working with animals.

So yesterday, my dog Max decides he's going to be a director. Walks onto the set, sits in my chair, and starts barking at the crew. I mean, everyone's laughing, but he's dead serious. Had to explain to him that's not how you get promoted in show business.

So yesterday, my dog Max decides he's ready for his close-up, starts doing tricks right in the middle of my Zoom meeting. I mean, full-on performance - rolling over, giving paw, the works. Guess someone's still hoping for that TV career, right?

So my dog Max got into the craft room yesterday, right? Found him covered in glitter, looking proud of himself. I told him, "buddy, if you wanted to be a star that badly, there are easier ways." Now he's leaving sparkly pawprints everywhere.

So, I catch Leo staring at the tactical gear again, acting like he’s ready for the next mission. Honestly, between his Amazon shopping habits and his constant training in the backyard, he thinks he's the new lead. I might just have to get him a uniform soon.

Look, being on the SWAT set isn't just about wearing the gear. We're out there every day, working hard and training to get everything right for the show. It takes a lot of heart to be part of this team, yeah, it really does. You've got to earn your place here.

Listen, being a professional means putting in the work when nobody's watching. You don't just put on a uniform and expect respect; you earn it on every single call. If you're not willing to sweat during training, you're not ready for the real pressure of the squad.

You know, when you're trying to balance your career with being there for your kids, it's always this constant thing in your head. I've learned that being present, really present, when I'm with them makes such a difference.