Dom Harvey

So once you step down from this job, you're done with this job that's been over half your life now.

And whether you know it or not, it's probably a huge part of your identity.

It sounds like it's a great team you've got going on.

Yeah.

Yeah, it is good.

I mean, yeah, to come from, I forget what the exact rates are, but if you're from like a broken home yourself, like it dramatically increases the risk of, you know, your own marriage failing.

And to get a marriage that's over year 20 now, I think that's exceptional.

Yeah.

It's like a template.

If your son wrote a performance review, what would be on the needs to improve list?

You're going easy on him though, right?

Oh, there's always an element of the grass is greener or you want what you don't have.

Has your definition of success changed over the years?

And if so, how?

I've noticed you're very, very careful about what you say because you don't want your words to be minced.

I fully understand that it's such a high-pressure job.

Would you rather say something that's going to put you on the wrong side with farmers or your wife?

That's a really good question.

You don't even have to answer that.

And how do you hope your son sees you as a man?