Billy Bob Thornton

I raced fucking cars.

I'm a muscle car guy.

Now we go someplace.

I asked my wife to drive.

It's like, well, you know, maybe it's because I'm old.

Maybe because when I walk up and downstairs now, it's a psychological thing.

Physically, I'm very fit.

I mean, I can do shit, whatever I want to.

If I got to run in a scene or whatever, I'm fine.

Something psychological happens to you when you get like 68 or 69.

And Tom Mayhew, our tour manager for the band, he and I were talking about it.

We were talking about how now when we get in the shower, you know, like we're in a hotel, and you get in the shower, you grab the fucking handicap rail and you go really slow.

I don't have to, but I do because something up here tells me

Here's my age now.

If I fall, I'll be dead in six weeks because I'll break my hip and then I'll get pneumonia and I'm done.

And I'm like, I don't I feel 19.

But for some reason, going downstairs now, I don't just hop down the stairs anymore.

I take it one stair at a time.

You know, it's not real.

And it's not real that I don't know how to get around a fucking airport.