I Know What It's Like To Have

Mostly, Though, College Was Me Trying To Look Cooler Than I Was. There Were Definitely Some Carhartt Jeans And Backward Kangol Caps In My Repertoire.

I Think It's A Relatable Concept - When You Have A Long-term Relationship Or Marriage, And You Want To Try To Be Friends With That Person, Because You Kind Of Grew Up With That Person And They Know You Better Than Anyone, And How It's Just Impossible To Make That Transition Seamlessly.

I've Never Been In A Writer's Room.

Sometimes I Look At Where We've Come To, And How Much Technology And Advancement There Is, And I Can't Believe That We're Not This Perfectly Balanced, Beautiful, Peaceful Society. I'm Shocked That We're So Deeply Polarized, That There Are People Who Want Progress And They Feel Guilty For Wanting Progress, Because It Somehow Seems Un-american, Because Being American Means Staying Ignorant And Going Backward.

There's No Better Way To Process Pain Than To Write.