Andrew Zimmern

And when was this day?

We're just two dudes, you know,

shooting the crap, you know, until I wanted to ask him the big question that I was most curious about.

And I think that when you say I'm such a good storyteller, thank you.

I take that as a high compliment from someone like yourself who pays attention to this stuff.

I find that I have a really good editor.

That's number one, most importantly.

Anyone who's in my kind of media, we have great editors, right?

But I also, I think on camera, I have something that I don't have in my real life, which is the most amount of patience and curiosity.

When the camera is rolling, I understand my job.

I am the avatar for everyone who's sitting on a couch watching it.

And so I try to be like them and channel them and ask the questions I think I would want to know if I was on a couch somewhere.

And I try to be somewhat entertaining.

And along the way, it's worked.

And it's just a muscle that happens automatically.

I leave tomorrow.

I'm shooting something in Illinois for a project that I am not allowed to talk about.

But it's another piece of content that I'm making.

Yeah.

and it's a two or three day shoot and my production company is the one who's making the show and you know we we had a pre-production meeting that lasted like three minutes and the reason was is that all these people i've worked with for years making my other shows and they they said yeah you're just going to do what you do all the time i'm like right you know and you can boundary it whoever you want i mean we're not shooting live you know you the director can always say