I'm Not A Statistician, But It Doesn't

I Like Taking Parts Where I'm Like: "i Don't Know How I'm Going To Do This Exactly But I Know I Can Do It." As Opposed To Doing Something Where You Go: "there's Nothing That I Can Contribute To This."

There's No Such Thing As An Aura Of Mystery Anymore. It Doesn't Exist. That's A Thing Of The Past.

I Think You Have To Protect Your Private Life As Much As You Possibly Can, And, At The Same Time, Find Ways To Redirect That Focus And Turn The Glare Into A Positive Thing. I Don't Know How You Do It. I Don't Know How Anybody's Ever Done It.

I Don't Think There's Any Kind Of Preparation For Sudden Celebrity. I Think You Almost Have This Slight Nervous Breakdown When That Kind Of Media Attention Happens. I Mean, You're Doing The Same Kind Of Thing That You Do All The Time, Only You Have To Make These Weird Adjustments. Like, You're Buying A Slice Of Pizza And Somebody's Outside Photographing You Which Is Weird - That's Not Normal! It's Very Uncomfortable.

I Don't Profess To Know How To Balance The Positive And The Negative Media Attention. It's A Gamble Every Time You Put Yourself Out There, And, Certainly, I'm Always Readjusting To It.