Ted Sarandos

that appetite, that hunger to stay in the game.

I don't know why it dissipated, but it did.

And like I said, the next governor is going to have to address it.

And I think the next mayor has got to not only look at everything that makes it hard, just really sit down.

I hear everybody complaining about everything that's wrong about this, working in this city.

And I had very few discussions with the decision makers that had to fix it.

And I'm happy to do it.

I ask for it all the time.

I offer it up all the time, but I haven't seen much change.

find this thing called life-work balance to figure out what's the exact amount of right balance between how much time you have to dedicate to your wife and to your kids and to your house and to your job.

And the truth of it is there is no such thing as life-work balance.

There are times that you have to be intensely in the game at work.

And you have to realize that when you do that,

You have, you create tension at home and then you're going to have to, you have to come back and reinvest in that and make sure that people know that you had to go away, but you're still here and you're still here for this, for supporting them and loving them and hearing them.

And that I just, but I'm going to be really tied up for a couple of weeks or I'm going to be really tied up for the next couple of days.

Um, and, and understand that, uh, it's a, you have to make deposits, uh, in all, in all of those things all the time.

And don't kill yourself trying to create this thing, which is a myth, I think, which is that there's any such thing as life-work balance.

Yeah.

Learning's there?

Your kids are watching you all the time.