My sister Arlene, who is 75 and on marriage number seven. I admire her hopefulness.
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The problem with my job is that you meet people you admire and then you don’t admire them so much. The only one I carried on admiring was Nelson Mandela.
My dad – he's the perfect gentleman.
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View profile →I feel like it’s always what I’m about to do.
Maybe on tour when I was in Argentina. Yeah, or Brazil: oh my God, those people out there.
A trip that was, like, $100k. It was a lot of money and I didn’t even go on it. It was to St Barts. I paid for me and my friends and a lot of stuff fell apart, and then it ended up with one of my friends just going with his girlfriend.
Whichever way people perceive me, but hopefully something good-leaning or neutral.
Figuring out the best way to introduce the next version of myself.
That I can’t control it.
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