In This Life, If You

There's Something To Be Said For Failing. It's Not The Failure You Feel, It's The Failure That People Project When Something Disappoints. You're Back To Ground Zero, Where There's No Expectations, And That's Where I Like To Be.

This Is Not An Industry In Which You Curl Up In A Ball And Shy Away From The Realities. It's A Time To Scream To The Clouds That We're Here And We've Got Great Values And Great Prices. What Better Time To Do That Than The Super Bowl?

People Like To Set The Bar High. I Like To Put The Bar On The Ground And Barely Step Over It. I Like To Keep The Expectations Really Low.

It's Not Like Someday My Kid's Gonna Be Standing Over My Grave, And Somebody's Gonna Hang Her A Folded Flag And Say, "you Know What? This Is 'cause He Did 24 Hours Straight On Twitter." But It's Just One Of Those Little Personal Victories, Like, "i Wonder If I Can Do This." And I Did It. A Stupid Goal, But I Accomplished It. Life's All About...for Me, At Least...having Very Stupid Achievable Goals. That Way, You Always Feel Like A Winner.

You Can Have 10 Bucks To 10 Million Bucks And If You Got A Crew, Imagination And A Lot Of People Willing To Turn In Some Work Next To Nothing, You Going To Have A Feature. But You Can't Get Beyond How Expensive Marketing The Movie Is, It's So Crushing.