It's So Much Easier To Get High

What's Odd About It Is That I See It As These Moments And Then Other People, I'll Reply To Someone, And They're Like, "follow Me Back, Let's Be Friends!" And I'm Like, "see, On The Train You Have A Great Conversation Between Stops And You Don't Necessarily Exchange Phone Numbers. It's Not That Deep, Actually. Why Can't The Moment Just Be What It Is?"

Me And My Friends, We Do This Little Two-finger-on-two-finger Thing When We Talk To Each Other, Because We're Twitterholics. Maybe #acceptance. I Feel Like We Pay A Lot Of Attention To The Word "tolerance," And I Don't Really Like It. I Get It, But I Don't Need You To Tolerate This. It Is. When You Accept Something, It's Much Deeper.

When I Was A Kid, I Had This Idea That I Would Have A Beard When I Got Older. I Thought It'd Be Nice To Rub My Chin.

I Grew Up And I've Worked With People Who Have Been Very Present, A) Either Always Jumping To Whatever Is Most Modern Technologically Advanced Sort Of Thing, Or B) People In This Industry, Like Kevin Smith, Who, His Communication With His Fans Is Hugely Connected To His Success. And He Was Talking About That Years Ago. And David Bowie Was Doing That Years Ago. And Prince Was Doing That Years Ago.

Maybe You Just Have Those Impromptu Conversations, Or Where All Of The Sudden You're Standing On The Corner Waiting To Cross The Street And You Notice Three People Looking Up And You Look Up With Them. And You All Smile At Each Other Because You're Seeing A Little Piece Of A Rainbow Between Two Buildings, And That Little Rainbow And You All Just Shared A New York Moment, And That's Awesome, And Then You Keep On In Your Way.