You really couldn't refuse to do those things if you wanted to make it on track. Well, perhaps you can't argue, but you can quit. And that's just what Kapacinskas did, even though he says he was committed to United and enjoyed working there. But the transition was hard because I was used to the stimulation of my colleagues, working in an office and the excitement of being on the cutting edge of new things.
Bakeries are very old businesses.
Joe Kapacinskas is at home every morning, gets the kids ready for school, makes their breakfasts and lunches and then drives them to school. Dana leaves work at 2 p.m. to pick up the children from school while Joe is at work. The family has dinner together, and one of the parents is always available to take the kids to extracurricular activities. We both have to be very strong because our long hours take a lot out of us. We split all the responsibilities at home and at work.