BUCK: My mother is very proud and has a framed Clay and Buck photo from our one-year event, a framed poster —
CLAY: Oh, that’s awesome.
BUCK: — at home and, obviously, it’s got a big… It’s my face and your face up on the poster, and my little nephew, who is now almost 2… He’ll be 2 in a couple of months. He’s at that stage where he’s… I say he’s like a Tasmanian devil, like he’s just running. He finds anything that is large and heavy and tries to pull it down. So I always try to be, “No, no, no! Don’t!”
He’s running around everywhere. But I get very excited when I visit my sister and my parents on the weekends ’cause they’ll all gather together and he yells, “Uncle Buck!” when I come in. He goes, “Uncle Buck!” He gets really excited and he comes over, sometimes I get a hug, even. It’s really fun. But he has now taken to pointing at this big photo of the two of us and going, “Uncle Buck! and Uncle Clay!” which is amazing.
CLAY: Yeah, that is awesome.
BUCK: Because no one has told him that you are Uncle Clay. They’ve just… My mom must have said, “Oh, that’s Clay and Buck,” whatever. So, now you are officially Uncle Clay for young Ryan. So, there you go.
CLAY: That’s awesome.
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