Alvey and Jay Kulina dont have the typical father-son relationship.
(Translation: Hes not always great at showing up to his fights on time… or sober.)
Its the last wisps of, Can you be my dad?
And when he doesnt, its this really liberating thing.
Because finally I dont have to have these expectations.
And then to finally just be able to let it go.
I finally, totally see how he sees me.
And I dont have to be concerned with this anymore.
And once Jay lets go of those expectations for his father, it opens up a world of possibility.
I think thats whats going to be interesting moving forward, Tucker says.
The ground has been raised in some respect.
I have no expectations of him being my father, so I have no allegiance to anything anymore.
Not in a bad way.
Im not mad at anybody about it.
It is what it is.
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