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I Think Those Little Laundry Detergent Capsules Are An Amazing Thing To Have.

You've Got This Guy Who Refuses To Die For Some Reason Whether It Be A Physical Or Metaphysical Reason Or Spiritual Reason So You Can Do Anything. You Can Kill Off Anybody And You Can Still Bring Them Back Because He's Kind Of Half There And Half In Reality, You Know?

Regardless Of Whether There Was Ballot Manipulation Or Not, You Still Have 50 Million People Who Voted For George W. Bush In The 2000 Election. And Why? Because He's Fallible? Because He Reminds You Of Us? That's What We Do. We Are Hiring These People. They Don't Hire Themselves. It's Irresponsible To Disregard This Guy As Some Bumbling, Blathering Idiot Who Has No Intelligence Whatsoever.

I Don't Have A Favorite I Like And Then I'll Go And Watch "days Of Heaven" And I Go How Beautiful Is That. So I Think, At Least My Idea, Was Lets Bring Something Again That's Primitive And Guttural But Then Let's Also Do Something Beautiful Where You're Outside And This Isn't A Typical Western Setting. It's Lush. It's Green. It's Beautiful.

I've Never Gotten Bitter About Where I Was At In My Career. I've Always Earned Enough Money To Put My Kids Through School And Eat And All That, So I Was Never One Of Those Guys Who Said, "why Am I Not In This Other Position? Why Am I Not That Other Guy? Why Am I Me?"