Everybody Marches To A Different Drummer.

I Had A Stroke In 1985... I Called It A "stroke Of Luck." I Said, "life Is Like A Train Trip. You're Looking Out The Window And Everything Is Whipping Past And You're Not Really Seeing Anything, And You Need To Get Off The Train And Walk Around A Bit."

I've Never Gotten Enough Credit!

I Urge One And All To Live This Life As If There Is No Reward In The Afterlife And To Do It In A Moral Way That Makes It Better For You And For Those Around You, And That Leaves This World A Little Better Place Than When You Found It.

I've Always Had A Tremendously Optimistic Attitude About Life, And The Setbacks Are Never Really Setbacks For Me, Because I See It As A Part Of The Adventure. And If You Don't Hold Onto Your Dreams, You're A Very Foolish Fellow, Because Dreams Are What Life Is About.

I Was Raised In A Truly Typical Midwestern Home With A Lot Of Repression. My Life, And The Creation Of Playboy, Were A Response To That Repression.