Most Of My Friends Are Skaters Or

Most Snarky Critics Had Their Minds Set Before Ever Seeing/playing The Game. I'm Proud Of What We Created; It's Innovative, Responsive & Fun.

I Played Team Sports, But I Never Felt Like I Fitted In That Well, So This Allowed Me To Be Part Of A Community But To Do It In My Own Way.

I'm Proud That I Was Able To Use My Recognition To, Maybe, Raise The Awareness Of Skateboarding And Help Grow It, And To Help Fund Public Skateparks. That's The Legacy, Just Trying To Grow The Entire Sport.

You Might Not Make It To The Top, But If You Are Doing What You Love, There Is Much More Happiness There Than Being Rich Or Famous.

The Irony About Selling Out Is That They Only Call You A Sell-out When Your Stuff Finally Sells - I've Had Products Bearing My Name Since I Was 14, But Nobody Was Buying Them Then.