I Go To Great Pains To Find

As An Artist You Have The Luxury Of Maybe Presenting An Issue In A Certain Way, As Opposed To Actually Solving It.

My Dad Grew Up In A Working-class Jewish Neighbourhood, And I Got A Scholarship From My Dad's Union To Go To College. I Went There To Get An Education, Not As An Extension Of Privilege.

You Can Be 24 And Continue To Live Like You're At College, Or Even Continue To Live Like You're In High School. Or You Can Put On A Shirt And Tie And Pretend To Be An Adult.

If I Can't Do That At Age 33, I'll Probably Never Be Able To Do It. As You Enter Your Thirties, Things Get A Little More Squiggly, With Life Spreading Out In Different Directions. All Of That Makes Me Think That Now's The Time To Do What You Really Want To Do And Not Have That Same Type Of Youthful Anxiety About Every Step.

I Feel Like You Constantly Have To Prove Why You Deserve To Continue To Exist.