Russell Crowe

All of those things.

I'm the boss of the operation of the farms and stuff and all that as well.

But all of those things come into play.

And the whole brand thing drops away.

And you've got to prove yourself on a way different level when you're at home.

And that's the brilliant thing.

Poor, famous Russell Crowe.

The big gap between people who are not in the business is understanding of what it really takes.

Right.

And, you know, the realities that you deal with.

And, look, you know, I'm the last person.

I'm not whinging about the job at all.

But I am just pointing out that I went a little bit too hard and I burnt my brain.

I need a bit of a break, you know.

Yeah.

Well, just think about that, because, you know, in my lifetime.

You know, when I was a little boy and I'm watching the news at night with my parents, there's Vietnam footage.

You know, I see the Anzac Day, which is Australian New Zealand version of Memorial Day.

I see those marches every year, the old soldiers getting together.

That history is so fresh.