That It's A Lot Harder To Make

Compared To People In Africa, I Think We've All Had Privileged Upbringings.

Boarding School Didn't Feel Like My World, I Felt Like An Alien; People There Had A Lot Of Money.

When The Strokes First Started Playing Gigs, Instead Of Getting Into A Costume For The Shows, We Talked About How We Should Dress Every Day, In Real Life, Like We're Playing Onstage. I Don't Really Care About Clothes, But It's About Wearing Something That Gives You Social Confidence. Or Maybe Helps You Pick Up Chicks.

Religion Is Never The Problem; It's The People Who Use It To Gain Power.

It's Like An Inner Struggle For Me, Between Saying I Don't Give A **** And Trying To Make It Work. You Want To Do The Right Thing, But I'm Sick Of People Thinking I'm Difficult.