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switch today. - the rudy story's really about perception. with qualifying internet. who he is and has been depends on who you ask. if you ask, like, a poor new yorker in the '90s, he's the worst, rich and white, he's the best. now, for a trump fan, he's a truth teller, he's loyal to the bone. to a liberal, he's lost his mind. it's all about perception. [tranquil music] - last night, rudy's son, andrew giuliani, lost the republican primary for new york governor. yeah. his biggest weakness, name recognition. [laughter] - we need to make sure we are doing everything that we possibly can for our kids, to leave them a better state than was handed to us. we need to make sure that we're fighting the way that the rudy giulianis and the donald trumps have fought to hand a better state and a better country
his first musical partnership was with his father, pasquale. tony's parents moved to the uk from southern italy. his father studied music while working as a cook and later became a vocal coach in london. his mother, carmela maria, took on a variety ofjobs. they worked themselves to the bone, really, two, threejobs each, morning, noon and night. quite menial ones at times? oh, absolutely. my mother cleaned offices in the morning. my brother and i used to clean them with her before we went to school. to survive and to have... ..to have a life, we had tojust, you know, work as hard as possible. and of course, that stayed with me. tony started playing the piano at the age of six, and by the time he was ten, he was regularly accompanying his father when he gave voice lessons. you know, the family business, you know, that means after school, running home, getting on the bus and going to the west end, where they were,
his father studied music while working as a cook and later became a vocal coach in london. his mother, carmela maria, took on a variety ofjobs. they worked themselves to the bone, really, two, threejobs each, morning, noon and night. quite menial ones at times? oh, absolutely. my mother cleaned offices in the morning. my brother and i used to clean them with her before we went to school. to survive and to have... ..to have a life, we had tojust, you know, work as hard as possible. and of course, that stayed with me. tony started playing the piano at the age of six, and by the time he was ten, he was regularly accompanying his father when he gave voice lessons. you know, the family business, you know, that means after school, running home, getting on the bus and going to the west end, where they were, where he would rent the studios and teach until quite late at night. i was with him, so i didn't have
his first musical partnership was with his father, pasquale. tony's parents moved to the uk from southern italy. his father studied music while working as a cook and later became a vocal coach in london. his mother, carmela maria, took on a variety ofjobs. they worked themselves to the bone, really, two, threejobs each, morning, noon and night. quite menial ones at times? oh, absolutely. my mother cleaned offices in the morning. my brother and i used to clean them with her before we went to school. to survive and to have... to have a life, we had to just, you know, work as hard as possible. and of course, that stayed with me. tony started playing the piano at the age of six, and by the time he was ten, he was regularly accompanying his father when he gave voice lessons. you know, the family business, you know, that means after school, running home, getting on the bus and going to the west end,
he feels every second. if something goes wrong, he will catch you. - he always supports singers. that's a very rare quality now in the opera industry. - take half an hour. i don't care how long that note is, but don't make it short. stay long. for him it's very important that you're creating - the whole story together. it's very strong teamwork. tony pappano learned the value of teamwork from a very early age. his first musical partnership was with his father, pasquale. tony's parents moved to the uk from southern italy. his father studied music while working as a cook and later became a vocal coach in london. his mother, carmela maria, took on a variety ofjobs. they worked themselves to the bone, really, two, threejobs each, morning, noon and night. quite menial ones at times? oh, absolutely.
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♪ u.s. just earned itself nickname no vacation nation. vacation deprivation report, american workers taking less time off than those in any other country. average american worker used only 11 vacation days in 2022. less than mexico, singapore, canada and australia. on the flip side, workers in japan, hong kong, germany, france and uk took the most vacation time. leslie, wondering if part of this is it semantics? personal days you can take that it gets incorporated into it? are we working ourselves to the bone? >> leslie: we are truly working ourselves to the bone.
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