But when I come off stage, I do not want adulation, I do not want to be worshipped.

I do not even laugh at this like others do because the relationship between entertainers and groupies is pathological.

When you put people right up there on stage, it's as unique of an experience you will ever have. Not all cities will get this experience. Detroit is one city you can count on being a rock 'n' roll city. There's something about it. The people have always supported rock 'n' roll.

We do not like when it is over dramatized, ... There was low pressure in second stage -- but it did not affect the overall operation. The satellite was inserted into space and into the right position.

We're anxious for them not to do that at [stages] 3 or 4. When we know Stage 3 is imminent. We want to schedule the civic workshop. Our citizens start to feel pain at Stage 3, when they can't wash their car and have to restrict water, and they have to have a venue to discuss it with city staff.

I like to show off when I'm on stage, but I don't like to show on, like, 'Come in and check it out. Look how rich I am.' That's not my style.