No Matter What, I Think People Are

When I Was Growing Up Skateboarding, A Bunch Of Friends And I Went To This Thrift Store And As We Were Leaving I Jumped Up And Passed Gas In My Friend's Face. I Turned Around And It Wasn't My Friend, It Was This Nice Old Lady Who Was Just Walking Out Of The Store. That Was Probably One Of The More Awkward Apologies I've Had To Make In My Life.

I Really Enjoy Helping A Band Form Their Sounds And Ideas From Initial Spark To Completed Album. Being A Producer Is Different In That, At The End Of The Day, It Is Not My Art. It's Their Art, Their Ideas, Their Message.

I Don't Really Have Any Secret Shames. If I Like An Artist, I Like Them. Nothing To Feel Embarrassed About.

It Feels Humiliating To Be In A Band Where You Have To Be Apologizing For One Person All The Time.

California To Me As A Concept Or As An Idea Always Seems Like Endless Optimism And Endless Opportunity - When People Think Of California They Think Of Palm Trees And Blue Skies And Gorgeous Sunsets And Beaches And Everything Else.