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It's just so wonderfully walkable. If you decide that you don't want to take the subway and decide to walk wherever you want to go, getting there is actually safe. If I were to decide, living in the suburbs, that I wanted to walk down to the store, I have to stay right on the edge of the road and duck into the woods if I hear a car coming because there are absolutely no safe walking paths anywhere. You hop in a car or you fuck right off with the idea of going anywhere.

What's to say you haven't watched it, then opted to say you didn't to avoid saying anything?

For #2, I was thinking along the lines of who (coworkers, etc). Thank you for your answers, by the way. I do have to ask one more question, how did you start running gambling rackets? Doesn't seem like the kind of thing that you just wake up and decide to do.

1. What was it like to be in a chase like that? Was it an adrenaline rush like some would imagine it to be, or were you scared out of your wits?

2. What got you hooked on everything you did?

3. How did you afford your habits?

4. What would you consider the lowest point of your addiction?

5. How did you turn it around?

6. Have you ever come across someone who you would consider too far gone to recover? How did you react? Or, if you've never come across someone that bad, what's the "lowest" you've seen someone?

Has there ever been anything in the script that made you do a double-take at what the fuck was going on?