Alan Graham

It's not Angus Young or Bon Scott or Brian Johnson.

It's Alan Graham doing that.

Or if I'm watching a great football game, you know, and I see somebody throw a great pass or do a great block or a hit or something like that, I go back in time.

Or if I see a F-22 screaming across the sky, I still dream today.

And I tell people one of my favorite smells on the face of the planet is burning jet fuel.

I love being on airports.

I became a private pilot.

I don't fly now, but many years ago.

So the embers of those little boy and girl dreams are still inside of us.

You had them.

I don't know what they were at that time.

And then somebody came in and poured fuel on

On top of those little boy Joe Rogan dreams that now have you – because you couldn't be laying in bed at night going, hey, man, I'm dreaming of doing the Joe Rogan experience thing.

It wasn't on the plate.

No, that's exactly – but somebody was fueling whatever your dreams were along the way until you got to –

the dream that the world needed you to be in.

And for these men and women who lost their family completely and nobody there to pour fuel on those embers that were burning, that's really what we're doing.

So when you come into our art house like you did and you see

The artwork that's being produced, the van goes that are being produced by men and women that are on the street.

We as a society are missing out.