I Think I Did Pretty Well, Considering

Whether I'm Involved In Creating Something Or Not, It's A Personal Issue Of Do I Respect It. But You Can Only Know That Five Or Ten Years Later.

Working At The Magic Shop Really Gave Me A Sense Of Comedy Because It Was All Jokes.

You Know, There's A Moment When You're Famous When It's Unbearable To Go Out Because You're Too Famous. And Then There's A Moment When You're Famous Just Right.

I Didn't Worry If A Bit Got No Response, As Long As I Believed It Had Enough Response To Linger.

Despite A Lack Of Natural Ability, I Did Have The One Element Necessary To All Early Creativity: Naïveté, That Fabulous Quality That Keeps You From Knowing Just How Unsuited You Are For What You Are About To Do.