In The Army When We Had Judo

I Didn't Like Army Life. I Didn't Like Taking Orders. I Didn't Like Discipline. I Didn't Like Being Yelled At. You'd Get 10 Years For Punching A Sergeant So I Couldn't Punch A Sergeant.

My Purpose Was What My Father's Purpose Was - To Make A Living And To Have A Family. I Was Going To Do The Right Thing. My Dream To Me Was To Have Money To Support It And To Live In The Kind Of House I Liked.

I've Never Done Anything Half-heartedly; It's A Disservice To Me And The Audience If I Do It Half-heartedly.

There Are People That I Didn't Like, But I Saw Them Suffer And It Changed Me. I Promised Myself That I Would Never Tell A Lie, Never Hurt Another Human Being, And I Would Try To Make The World As Positive As I Could.

I Feel Like An Independent Man, And I Am. This Is The Kind Of Feeling I Always Wanted. You Can Rarely Get That... Well, I Could Rarely Get That In The Early Part Of My Life.