Alan Graham

They've chosen this.

They're lazy.

And I said, look, imagine being a 12-year-old little boy or girl.

You're laying in bed at night.

And you're in between, you're in that twilight area between being asleep and awake.

You're looking out the window at the starry, starry night.

You're dreaming about what you're going to be when you grow up.

I can tell you that my dreams at 12 were three things.

One, I wanted to be a rock star.

Did you really?

Sure.

Played guitar, had a Fender Mustang, was in a band.

I remember playing the song Bad by Cream, I think, Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce deal.

Football, I played football, was a moderately decent football player at one time.

Thought I could play in the NFL.

You've seen my DNA.

You realize that that was never possible, but it was still a dream.

And then I wanted to be a jet fighter pilot.

You know, and you know what's amazing is I'm 68 years old today.

And if I'm driving and I've got ACDC cranking in the car, guess who is on stage playing that guitar and singing that song?