You Do Need To Get Lucky, No

I'm Very Comfortable In Argentina. I Was Raised There As A Baby And Stayed There Until I Was 11 Years Old, So The First Decade Of My Life Or My Formative Years Were Spent In Argentina. I Stayed In Tune With The Food, Music And Language.

I Really Enjoyed Working With New Zealanders As Crew Members, As Teammates. They're Great, And It's A Beautiful Country. It's One Of The Most Beautiful Places I've Ever Been, And I've Traveled Quite A Bit.

It's Very Rare You Get A Great Script Just Handed To You, Or Sent To You, By Someone You Don't Know.

If There's One Thing I've Learned From Traveling, It's That It Is Definitely More Important How You Are Than Where You Are. You Can Say, 'oh, I Hate X City, I Hate That Country, Or I Prefer This City,' But It's A Little Bit Up To You To Find Some Kind Of Happiness.

In A Lot Of Places In The United States And Certainly Even More Places Around The World, The Image Of The Cowboy Has Become, For Some People, A Negative One. The Word 'cowboy' Implies A Strong, Stubborn Individual Whose Individualism Depends On Pulling Down Other People's Individualism.