Andrew Zimmern

He said, in any human dilemma where you have choice because a problem exists,

The solution to the problem and the cause of the problem is never one thing.

He said, as human beings, we tend to look at it one way, right?

Oh, Mick's background on our recording is dark and mine is light.

That's the reason I'm having a bad day.

We want to pick one thing.

He said, in fact, it's usually eight, nine, or ten things.

that when taken together, either pile up on each other, or in some cases, relationships, business, many of them can be intertwined.

And so you really have to separate them and use what he called astronaut logic, which we've all heard of before, one task at a time in sequence.

And so unraveling that

And attacking that is what I try to do more of every single day.

It's just tough, especially when dad's job takes him away.

Right.

And I'm not around the people in my life.

And I'm going, you know, because primarily what I do is television, even though I'm shooting fewer days a year than I used to.

I have a lot of days where from seven in the morning to seven at night, that phone is off.

Right.

And so I'm not around to answer tests.

Then I get home and I'm exhausted or back to the hotel room.

I just want to watch the football game or two episodes of whatever show I'm binging or whatever it is to relax because I need my me time.