Within Time, You Get Comfortable With Yourself

Get Into Something That's Really Personal That Means Something To You, Where You Have Something To Say And Is Something Really Individualized. I Wish I Was More Aware Of That When I Started My Career Instead Of Doing A Few Things I Was Told Would Be Good For Me. And They Weren't, Because It Left Me Empty, So I Didn't Do A Good Job Anyways. I Think That's What's Key To What We Do: It's Got To Be Personal.

I Know When I Go Outside, There'll Be A Van Or Two And They'll Probably Follow Us Four Out Of Seven Days A Week, Trying To Get Something. But I'm Just Going Across Town And I Know They're Just Wasting Their Day, So It Doesn't Bother Me Anymore.

I Was Very Curious About The World Even At A Young Age, And I Don't Know At What Point I Became Aware That Other Cultures Believed In Different Religions, And My Question Was, 'well, Why Don't They Get To Go To Heaven Then?' And The Answer Was Always, 'well, Everyone Gets A Chance - Meaning At The Word Of God As It Was Described To Me Then. And That Didn't Sit Well With Me Then. But In Times Of Trouble Or Discord, It's A Great Comfort. And It Wasn't Till I Left Home That I Really Came To The Conclusion That It Didn't Make Sense To Me For Many Other Reasons.

When I Received My First Paycheck From My Now Known Day Job, I Spent It On A Period Craftsman Chair And A Frank Lloyd Wright-wannabe Lamp. With My Second Paycheck, I Bought A Stereo.

I Fell In Love With The Place! You Know, The People, The Bourbon, The Music... It's In The Air. It's Something You Can't Describe On Camera.