“I want to be one of the top guys in the back end and make sure I keep our team in line and doing the right things in front of me.”

I’ve made a few hits where I’ll look up at the screen and be like, ‘Oh my God.’ Like it wasn’t even me, like I just watched another guy kill this guy, and I don’t even think that was me that made that hit.

In movies we tend make things black and white: you’re either this, or you’re that.

I’m the type of guy who wants to make every play.

The first records I heard were from Dizzy Gillespie and people like that.

I have no idea why my mom picked Bob, and I’ve never asked her. My name used to get slaughtered all the time by other people. I was ‘Desmond’ or ‘Damon’ or ‘Demon.’ So Bob’s cool.

When another player screws up, I kind of erase it and make a good play.

Play fast, play smart, play aggressive, bring energy!

I like writing on piano and a computer, and a lot of ‘Plans’ came out of samples and vocal lines.

My line-learning is very special. I like to learn the dialogue of the whole film before I arrive.

I hope that when I commence that oath, my tongue may cleave to the roof of my mouth. If I ever sign one line to show allegiance.

Nobody wants to end up super rich and famous – but divorced. I’m always clear on that and try to stay on the right side of the line.

Sometimes a line of mathematical research extending through decades can be thought of as one long conversation in which many mathematicians take part. This is fortunately true at present.

You know, there’s such a very thin dividing line between inspiration and obsession that sometimes it’s very hard to decide which side we’re really on.

All along the line, physically, mentally, morally, alcohol is a weakening and deadening force.

Why is it that the finish line always tends to appear just after the point at which we most want to give up? is it the universe’s way of reserving the best for those who can give the most? What I do know, from nature, is that the dawn only appears after the darkest hour.