>> I love that I get to go to places where people have grown
up in radically different contexts than I have grown up in, and at once,
you get to have these great moments of human connection with people where you're, like, "Oh,
my God, I also really love that Madonna song from the 80s or, you know,
I also think it's funny that I fell into that mud."
You know, or, like there are little things that you find connecting people
who are really different from you, and then you also, at the same time, also get exposed to,
you know, really different experiences or attitudes or thoughts that, you know,
I would never get exposed to if I didn't go abroad.
Just, I guess, sometimes if you're working with people around the world,
sometimes coordinating the hours.
If you have to have a phone call, sometimes there are some early phone calls.
Sometimes there are some later phone calls.
I really like interfacing with people live, or I like working with people in the office.
So, you know, sometimes I think it would be nice if I were actually having a meeting
in person rather than on the phone.
So there's a lot of Skype.
There's a lot of emails.
There's a lot of on the phone, and that's fine.
You know, that's the reality of the kind of work, but you know,
sometimes that's a little draining.