In The Future, There Is No Future.

Death Is A Billion-dollar Business. They Can't Even Pass A Law Where It Takes Seven Days To Get A Gun. Why Don't You Have To Go Through The Same Kind Of Screening You Do To Get A Driver's License? It's Totally Insane.

I Don't Walk Around Talking About My Life And Spouting My Philosophy To People I Don't Know. I Mean, If I Get To Know Them, I'll Talk For Hours. I Guess I Like A Lower-key Scene.

It Never Hurts To Be Involved In Any Political Or Activist Organization. I Can Never See How Participation Would Be A Bad Thing. The Key Is Being True To What You Participate With And Who.

My Dad Had A Commercial Film Company, So He Had A Videotape Player Before Anyone. So He Got Mel Brooks Movies Or Citizen Kane Or Some Classic Old Movies. And Every Summer The Revival House In Evanston Would Show The Great Films From The '50s And '60s And '70s.

I Was Never A Joiner. I Tried - I Had People I Admired And Liked And Wanted To Hang With, But I Ended Up Starting A Theatre Company And That Took Me Back To Chicago... I Guess I Wasn't A Scenester In The End. Something Must Have Worked Out Right, As I'm Still Here - But I'm Only A Binge Socialite.