Whenever We Do Voter Registration, We Ask,

When People Start To Complain, "voting Doesn't Matter," I'm Like, The People Of Wisconsin Weren't Boycotting And Hitting The Streets And Blowing Up Those Rooms Because Voting Didn't Change Those Situations For Them. That Was Their Livelihood. There's Revolution Going On All Over The World Because They Actually Can't Have A Voice.

I Love Watching A Movie That Is Smart, That Makes Me Think, That Includes Me As An Audience Member, And I Especially Love It When I Know That The People That I'm Working With Also Do That.

All The Times Being Like, 'who Rented This Car And Why Are We Going To This Place?' You Take The Easy Route And Go, 'oh, Thanks For The Champagne. I'll Have Another.

What's Odd About It Is That I See It As These Moments And Then Other People, I'll Reply To Someone, And They're Like, "follow Me Back, Let's Be Friends!" And I'm Like, "see, On The Train You Have A Great Conversation Between Stops And You Don't Necessarily Exchange Phone Numbers. It's Not That Deep, Actually. Why Can't The Moment Just Be What It Is?"

People Watch More Documentaries Too Now. These Movies That Would Normally Be Shown In These Little Art Houses, And Unless You Walked By The Theater, Or Happened To Read That Tiny Zine That Contained The Info For It, Or Went To A Film Festival, You Might Miss It.