We kept telling them, 'We didn't do nothing wrong,' but they kept on insisting we did, looking for drugs and guns.

It was a long night for the umpires, too. I was only mad because he kept insisting he was right.

We kept insisting that so long as you cared about the characters and there was a universal aspect to the story you didn't have to service every demographic.

I kept looking in his face and it was like nothing had ever happened. I felt real good about that because if he's not rattled, we shouldn't be rattled. Second half he came out and played a great game.

It's trauma you know, scary, machine guns in your face, that's not a good feeling and you never know when a mistake is gonna happen.

I really loved my home. That's where you come to sit and enjoy yourself, find peace of mind. Now just look at it.