Walton Goggins

But it was time to think.

I was jealous and envious of these people went to college and they were fucking in college, even though they worked or whatever.

But they had an opportunity to just sit and learn or read and then go talk about things that they had just learned.

I never had the space to do that.

I would have been good at it.

I left school after a year and a half.

It is a privilege.

Yeah.

Or just like a daily reminder of this is a privilege.

It's not a right.

And what do you do with the time that you have at the microphone?

What is it that you want to say?

While I didn't have that in college, I have been able to, even without money, give myself those opportunities through travel and being alone, giving myself permission to be on the road for a very long period of time, understanding culture.

I've talked about this in other interviews, so this isn't revelatory.

But in addition to that, I feel that way about myself.

I feel that way about the time I am now afforded to give myself to live in my imagination in preparation to start a job and to stay in that world over the course of telling that story.

So I feel like I have that now.

Like that's my education.

That's time to ask those existential questions or listen to that music.

This person would listen to or watch those movies that are applicable to this experience.