Gene Simmons

It is tough not to. I don't understand why that's a negative.

It is tough not to. I don't understand why that's a negative.

You work hard by the sweat of thy brow. Our people gave that book to everybody in the world. It's called the Bible, even the New Testament. It's all Jews. And it says in the good book, by the sweat of thy brow. Anything that you earn by the sweat of your brow has value. When you make money without exertion, the value loses what they call gravitas. It just doesn't impact you the same.

You work hard by the sweat of thy brow. Our people gave that book to everybody in the world. It's called the Bible, even the New Testament. It's all Jews. And it says in the good book, by the sweat of thy brow. Anything that you earn by the sweat of your brow has value. When you make money without exertion, the value loses what they call gravitas. It just doesn't impact you the same.

You work hard by the sweat of thy brow. Our people gave that book to everybody in the world. It's called the Bible, even the New Testament. It's all Jews. And it says in the good book, by the sweat of thy brow. Anything that you earn by the sweat of your brow has value. When you make money without exertion, the value loses what they call gravitas. It just doesn't impact you the same.

Yeah, it does feel good to earn as opposed to just to get, eh? Yeah, because then you don't have to say thank you to anybody.

Yeah, it does feel good to earn as opposed to just to get, eh? Yeah, because then you don't have to say thank you to anybody.

Yeah, it does feel good to earn as opposed to just to get, eh? Yeah, because then you don't have to say thank you to anybody.

Without them, I'd be asking the next person in line if they'd like some fries with that. And by the way, that's an honorable profession.

Without them, I'd be asking the next person in line if they'd like some fries with that. And by the way, that's an honorable profession.

Without them, I'd be asking the next person in line if they'd like some fries with that. And by the way, that's an honorable profession.

Is this kind of a big show?

Is this kind of a big show?

Is this kind of a big show?

It was one of the life lessons. Kiss was on one of the first real rock concert TV shows, early 1974. Dick Clark had already been a mainstay in television. He had a show called American Bandstand. Yeah, I remember that. A young teen show every day after school. People would hurry three, four o'clock in the afternoon, and they'd watch. Written by Barry Manilow, as a matter of fact.

It was one of the life lessons. Kiss was on one of the first real rock concert TV shows, early 1974. Dick Clark had already been a mainstay in television. He had a show called American Bandstand. Yeah, I remember that. A young teen show every day after school. People would hurry three, four o'clock in the afternoon, and they'd watch. Written by Barry Manilow, as a matter of fact.

It was one of the life lessons. Kiss was on one of the first real rock concert TV shows, early 1974. Dick Clark had already been a mainstay in television. He had a show called American Bandstand. Yeah, I remember that. A young teen show every day after school. People would hurry three, four o'clock in the afternoon, and they'd watch. Written by Barry Manilow, as a matter of fact.

And they'd listen to new music, and everybody would come on there. Madonna and Schmadonna and everybody else. And then kids would listen to new songs. How do you like that song? I give it a 95 because I can dance to it. I like the beat. You know, they don't know what they like. But that was, you know, like kid stuff. And then in concert was exactly that.

And they'd listen to new music, and everybody would come on there. Madonna and Schmadonna and everybody else. And then kids would listen to new songs. How do you like that song? I give it a 95 because I can dance to it. I like the beat. You know, they don't know what they like. But that was, you know, like kid stuff. And then in concert was exactly that.

And they'd listen to new music, and everybody would come on there. Madonna and Schmadonna and everybody else. And then kids would listen to new songs. How do you like that song? I give it a 95 because I can dance to it. I like the beat. You know, they don't know what they like. But that was, you know, like kid stuff. And then in concert was exactly that.