I Remember Some Of The Sets On

You Move On. It's Work. Yeah, I'm Privileged And Paid Handsomely And It's Not Exactly Being In A Coal Mine, But You Still Work Your Ass Off And You Work As Hard As You Possibly Can And You Hope That People Connect To It And Enjoy It.

Around The World There Are Certain Marital Systems, Certain Physical Systems, Political Systems, Social Systems, And All Those Things Are Kind Of Turned On Their Head But Represented In Various Ways Within "the Lobster."

I Mean, We Are Tribal By Nature, And Sometimes Success And Material Wealth Can Divide And Separate - It's Not A New Philosophy I'm Sharing - More Than Hardship, Hardship Tends To Unify.

Every Week A Tsunami Rips Through Poor Towns And Villages All Over The World. It Claims 25,000 Lives A Day, 175,000 A Week. It Sweeps Children From The Arms Of Their Mothers, Robs Hundreds Of Millions Of Any Hope For The Future. That Tsunami Is Hunger. Help Us End It Now.

I Think People Enjoy "the Lobster" Because People Respond To Original Things, But I Think They Only Respond To Original Things If They Connect To Some Truths Within Us.