Bryan Green

And I argued for about five seconds before I realized, yes, I am the travel princess.

But I explained to her, listen, before you came along, I did plenty of travel and I did fine on my own, right?

I knew how to pack a bag.

I mean, poorly, but I knew how to pack a bag.

I knew how to get on a plane.

I knew how to show up at the airport on time.

I could plan my own trips, you know, the hotel, the cab, the whatever, rent a car, whatever needed to be done.

And I've been on plenty of business trips where I do my own, well, some business trips I do on my own.

Not all of them.

But I said to Astrid, you like to plan this stuff.

That's your thing.

That's your lane.

You love it.

You love the ability to get in there, dig in, find the details and plan something out.

I think there's a fundamental way, there's a fundamental difference between Astrid and I, and that is I am okay just showing up somewhere and figuring out what we do next.

I don't need to necessarily have every bit of it planned out.

Astrid doesn't need to have every minute planned out, but if she could have a general sense of what we're going to do on a daily basis, she feels better about it.

Yeah.

So you're the person who plans everything in the relationship.

And when did that start?