The Stage Is A Routine. It Keeps

When You See A Struggle That You May Be Having Personally Put On A Big Screen And In A Roomful Of People, Then It Makes You Feel Less Crazy Or Alone, Because You're Seeing That Other People Are Dealing With It Too. You Get To See In This Imaginary Scenario How People Might Try And Answer Some Questions Or Deal With Some Problems.

There Are So Many People Who Make Their Fortunes Of The Misfortunes Of Others. I Don't Know If It's Because The World Is Too Damn Crowded, Or What, But It's Something That I've Been Noticing For Awhile.

My Dad Used To Say, 'you Have To Become Part Of The Machine To Beat The Machine,' And There's Some Validity In It. But Honestly, Even When I'm Inside The Machine, You Still See Me. I Stick Out A Little Bit.

If You Give Me Enough Time, Enough Leash, I Can Become Pretty Reasonable.

I Enjoyed Living In Chicago And Doing Plays For Little Or No Money. I Never Actually Thought That I Would Leave Chicago, Originally. I Wasn't One Of Those People That Had A Plan To Pack Up The Van And Drive Out To Hollywood. I Didn't Want To.