James Sexton

I feel like Margaret Mead sometimes.

Like, watching, like, the Yonomomo tribe.

Like, I'm sitting in my office like...

I am learning so much right now because they just talk about things differently.

They see things differently.

I'm 53.

It took me probably to my late 40s to figure out the incredibly cliche thing that when a woman, particularly a woman I'm in a relationship with,

is telling me about something that's upsetting to her.

That she doesn't want me to fix it.

That sometimes she wants me to fix it.

And by the way, I'm exceedingly good at solving problems.

People pay me a thousand dollars an hour to solve complex problems for them, right?

So I'm great at it.

So I'm like, oh my God, this is my toolkit.

This is great.

This is my toolkit.

Like you're telling me a problem you're having with your sister or you're telling me a problem you're having with your boss.

I solve problems for a living, really complicated ones.

This is going to be great.

I'm highly qualified for this and I'm going to be a champion.