Henry: Well I'm Sorry About Your Head

I Knew That There Was An Aspect To This Story That Was Beyond The Typical And That It Was Something Very Important About America, About Our Culture, And About Bringing A Story To A New Generation That Perhaps Didn't Know The Details Of It, (and) Hadn't Had The Visceral Experience That This Film Is [42].

When I Was A Carpenter, I Once Worked With This Russian Lady Architect. I Would Tell Her, ‘look, I’m Terribly Sorry, But I Want To Change That A Half Inch,’ And She Would Say, ‘no Limit For Better.’ I Think That Is A Worthy Credo. You Keep On Going Until You Get It As Close To Being Right As The Time And Patience Of Others Will Allow.

I Continue To Develop Some Things For Myself And Also Take Advantage Of Good Parts As They Come Along.

I Don't Want To Be A Slave To Electronic Devices. I Don't Want To Be Connected To My Friends. I Don't Want To Send Snapshots Of My Dog And Cute Pictures Of My Family Life To My Friends And Family. I Don't Want To Be Liked, By Pushing A Button. I Use All Of This Technology To Basically Replace Devices That I Had In The Past Which Worked Just Fine.

I Realized Early On That Success Was Tied To Not Giving Up.