The Directors Are Always Sharp. It's True.

My Grandparents Back In Kentucky Owned A Tobacco Farm. So To Make Money In The Summer We Could Cut And Chop And Top And House And Strip The Tobacco.

I Don't Sleep Much. Five To Six, I'd Say. You Could Argue That People, As They Get Older, Sleep Less - Probably Because They're Afraid Of Dying At Some Point. I Know My Parents Don't Sleep Much. I Know That I Used To Be Able To Sleep Until Noon When I Was Younger. I Couldn't Fathom Staying In Bed Until Ten Now. I Wouldn't Know What To Do Unless There's A Football Game On.

I Like Owning Dirt. You Know, I Spent A Lot Of Time Broke When I Moved To California. So Deep In My Soul Is Still This Idea Of Being Un-employed. To Me, Owning Land Means You Could Sell It At Some Point And Have Money.

When You're Young, You Tend To Believe What People Tell You, And That's Dangerous. As You Get Older, You Learn That You're Never As Good Or As Bad As They Say You Are. If You Understand This, You Win.

In The ’60s, When I Was Growing Up, One Of The Great Elements Of American Culture Was The Protest Song. There Were Songs About The Civil Rights Movement, The Women’s Rights Movement, The Antiwar Movement. It Wasn’t Just Bob Dylan, It Was Everybody At The Time.