I Think That We, As

I Find It Almost Comforting To Count Calories, Because It Makes Me Conscious Of What I'm Eating. But On Super Bowl Sunday, I Thought, 'surrender To It. It's Nacho Time.' Then I Ate Nothing But Doritos All Day.

I Think When There's So Much Information To Be Eaten Up, And So Many Ways To Do It, People Cling To Groups. I Think We, As Monkeys, Want To Live In Smaller Groups.

I'd Do Pretty Much Anything To Get Back On Stage. I'd Like To Develop A New Musical. I Nearly Had A Heart Attack When I Heard That They're Developing John Waters' Cry-baby Because That Is So Amazing And Super And Wonderful And I Wish That I Could Be Involved. But It's Not The Right Time And I Understand That. But I Hear Things Like That And I Get That Little Tingle In My Stomach.

I Think That We, As Monkeys, Want To Live In Smaller Groups. It's Very Scary When We're All - As Wonderful As It Is - Connected.

I Think Real Humans Are So Complicated, And Often [characters] Are Written More One-dimensional Without Maybe Even The Writer Knowing It. I've Felt Numerous Moments In My Life Where My Most Confident Moment And My Most Insecure Moment Were Exactly The Same Time. There's Nothing Funny Or Interesting About Perfection.