So was the interviewer's next question "Are you a good father?"
I'd be interested to know which accomplished guy was asked that, btw.
Frankly, I have trouble imagining an interviewer asking, say, the guy from "24" if his kids were the greatest experience of his life.
I've known a few men, ok, I can only think of Fausto, who have volunteered that having and rasing kids is the greatest thing ever, but I don't think people assume that accomplished men feel that way.
The way the question is phrased assumes a "yes" answer and "Are you a good mother?" as a followup seems rather low on Lesly Stahl's part.
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Ever seen a man at the top of his field asked if his kids are the best thing he's ever done?
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So was the interviewer's next question "Are you a good father?"
I'd be interested to know which accomplished guy was asked that, btw.
Frankly, I have trouble imagining an interviewer asking, say, the guy from "24" if his kids were the greatest experience of his life.
I've known a few men, ok, I can only think of Fausto, who have volunteered that having and rasing kids is the greatest thing ever, but I don't think people assume that accomplished men feel that way.
The way the question is phrased assumes a "yes" answer and "Are you a good mother?" as a followup seems rather low on Lesly Stahl's part.
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