The social thing is huge. We can make things happen outside of work.

One of the biggest challenges when I moved to Tucson was that there is no neighborhood where I can go experience my culture and be with people who look like me.

I felt like I didn't belong.

The idea of pushing countries around isn't valid, it doesn't work. The U.S. has to produce products that are desired in other markets.

What this show ends up being is the beneficiary of all the work that I've done in the previous incarnations of it. Every one of those shows was responsible for making something new happen, either by virtue of what an actor does by bringing something to it, or a piece blocking or a musical interpretation. I've put all of it together.

The chemistry of couples is much like chemistry at the work bench. At the work bench, if the components are correctly chosen, the resulting compounds are likely to be more stable. Similarly with people, if a partner is carefully chosen, the resulting chemical bond between the two will more likely be more stable as opposed to selecting a partner at random. If sex is added to the chemistry and enjoyed by both then stability in the relationship is even more likely to be guaranteed.