The Lesson Is That You Can Still

I Remember When People Said, "man, That's A Powerful Scene In The Movie!" And I Was Like, "we Just Shot This Thing Before Lunch, I Don't Know, He Tears A Log Apart, I Said Some Words".

People Never Change Because They Are Under Threat Or Under Duress. Never. They Change Because They See Something That Makes Their Life Seem Valuable Enough To Start Moving Toward A Life Worth Living.

Nothing Will Serve You Better Than A Strong Work Ethic. Nothing. And It's Something That You Can't Teach. You Have To Be Thrown Into It, Where You're Going To Sink Or Swim. It's Amazing How Self-correcting And How Clarifying A Good, Hard, Shitty Job Can Be. Because At The End Of The Day, Any Profession I've Seen Anybody In, When You Peer Behind The Curtains Of Oh, Wouldn't That Be A Great Job? Wow, What An Amazing Thing, A Philanthropic Endeavor! It Really Just Comes Down To It's A F**king Grind.

And I Think For A Man Whose Native Tongue Is Spanish To Be Able To Put Together A Phrase Like 'cultural Genocide' Just Speaks To How Bright He Is.

I Don't Want To Be So Confident In Myself.