The Good Life – November-December 2016

don’t like it. I know there are some
people that probably don’t care
for my persona and how I act on
television, but for the most part, I
think I’m a pretty likable guy who
people can sit down with and have
a conversation. Chicken parm is
definitely reliable. It’s never not
good. If someone needs something
from me, I would be there for them.
GL: What’s your favorite game?
DI: Monopoly is probably my
favorite. I play pretty strictly to the
rules. You don’t get any money for
landing on free parking or anything
like that. You’re not supposed to. It
says it in the rules. I can play that
game ‘til the cows come home.
It was the Simpson’s themed
Monopoly, by the way, which is still
one of my favorite shows.
GL: Who do you think would
be a better athlete, Batman or
Superman?
DI: Oh, Superman is a better
athlete, no doubt, because he
doesn’t get tired. He doesn’t even
sweat or bleed.
GL: Who would have more sports
knowledge?
DI: Probably Batman. He’s a
smarter dude than Superman—not
that Clark Kent wasn’t smart, but
Bruce Wayne knows everything.
GL: I think we all know this,
but who would have the better
equipment?
DI: I mean, Superman’s cape
is nice, but the utility belt, the
Batmobile, the Batwing—Batman,
by far.
GL: What does the good life mean
to you?
DI: I think being comfortable in
your own skin and being able to
adjust to anything that life throws
at you. Also, finding balance
between work and home. My work
still dominates my life, and I want
to have a family. I think a lot of
people are still in search of that—to
have that mix of being really good
at home and being really good in
the workplace. I think that’s, to me,
what the good life would symbolize.
I’m working toward it. •
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