Steven Rinella

We have.

I have a very strong relationship with my kid.

I've missed my kids.

I've missed a lot of their lives.

Um, but I've also spent some like extremely, uh, impactful times with them where I'll be able to just be immersed with them.

We just spent two weeks at our fish shack where they're like in my sight for two weeks when I'm home, I've pointed this out a bunch, just to other people that have young kids and stuff like, and when I'm home,

When I'm home, they see me serve the family.

Do you know what I mean?

I clean, I cook.

When I'm home, I make dinner.

I lay dinner on the table.

I call them to the dinner table.

They eat family dinner whether I'm home or not.

They do it with their mom or we all eat it as a family.

But I want them to know that when I'm there, I'm there.

And that's one of the, that is the sort of like, that's the compromise.

Is that hard for you to switch it off?

You know, long time ago, my wife came up with this rule where she said, she's like, if it's, I remember sitting when we first had a kid, it's so funny to think about this now, because he's like little enough where they're like hanging out in the bathtub.

And I remember needing to go out of town to work.

And I remember sitting there like weeping.