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I Was In The Show For 21 Days Once-the 21 Greatest Days Of My Life. You Know, You Never Handle Your Luggage In The Show, Somebody Else Carries Your Bags. It Was Great. You Hit White Balls For Batting Practice, The Ballparks Are Like Cathedrals, The Hotels All Have Room Service, And The Women All Have Long Legs And Brains.

When You Try To Portray People's Lives, You Try To Make Sure You Don't Portray Them As Clowns And That You Give Them A Level Of Dignity. You Don't Try To Change Their Persona, But You Try To Understand That They Had Unique Problems, Set In A Century That You Don't Live.

When I Read Thirteen Days I Was Moved By It. It Was Just A Great Time For The World, In Terms Of Looking Back In History And Seeing How We Got Ourselves Into Trouble And How We Got Ourselves Out Of Trouble.

I Was Always Listening To My Father More Than Anyone. I Was Always Afraid Of My Father More Than Anyone. But There's A Moment In Time Where Other Men In Your Life Can Have A Huge Impact.

I Haven't Tried To Buffer Myself. I Like Rolling The Dice.