Life Is Not Simple, And People Can't

[on The Philippines:] ... Eighty Dialects And Languages Are Spoken; We Are A Fragmented Nation Of Loyal Believers, Divided By Blood Feuds And Controlled By The Church.

I'm An Underdog Person, So I Align Myself With Those Who Seem To Be Not Considered Valuable In Polite Society.

I Don't Believe In Sampling Some Tibetan Music Just To Make It Sound Groovy, But You Do Your Homework, You Understand What You're Doing With It.

But I Think There's A Genuine Joy, Too, A Sense That No Matter What, Even If My Stomach's Growling, I'm Going To Dance. That's What I Want To Leave People With At The End Of The Play. After All This, People Still Know How To Live.

Don't Say Fili, Sister. Say Pili. In Tagalog, Pili Means To Choose. Pino Means Fine. Pilipino Equals 'fine Choice.