love this insightful interview ! It is so sad and heartbreaking that music became a business. Marriages and divorces are big business everything is though. I love listening to Mary Travis and she was so gracious in this interview. I did have a love and hate due to the painfulness of it all relationship with blood on the tracks songs and probably not the only one either. masterpiece album just the same. thanks for posting this amazing interview. Beautiful Mary Travis passed away in 2009 and gone too soon.
May be my favorite interview of his. Two artists, mutual admiration. You can hear the respect in his voice and she is just as confident as he is, which is very rare.
This is amazing. I've never heard an interview from this time period before. Dylan and Travers had a nice repoire. He actually almost answered a few of the questions. 😎
past, present and future is fixed n the now. you can't change the past, present is what it is and the future is what it is. all in the now. just an theory off course😉
Note how Bob says, somewhere after minute 8, that "Richie Havens is the King!". This was after he said that no one else should sing Just Like a Woman but me, and Mary reminded him of Richie's version, then Bob added that he liked Richie's version.
Quite revealing how the Hibbing, MN common kid made good so quickly and in a blink of an eye internalized the privileged perspectives of royalty. That was the image, a King, to describe one of the most naturally humble and unaffected artists to emerge from the salt of the earth 'hoods of those island boroughs of NYC. Richie Havens kept doing benefits (and not those in stadiums, but high school auditoriums for local organizers like Middle East Childrens' Alliance in Berkeley) without ever accepting the trapped perspectives of "stardom," not even by local attention and what L. Cohen called the "corruptions" of show biz where the touring "star" or "attraction" is treated like royalty for being part of the Distraction Industry. Blessings upon Richie Havens and Mary Travers' souls (Arlo Guthrie & family too) and they are a blessing and antidote to those who remain tethered to gravity and the rest of US. A balm for those who keep their presence and works in our midst instead of being errand boys and girls to the feudal lords manufactured like Coca Cola and napalm in our hollowed out cornucopia of another normalized homelessness nation. Where our invading armed forces that get all of our surplus funds goes to displace others and where the military code of the Marines is "We leave none of our own behind on the battlefield..." Mitch Ritter\Paradigm Sifters, Code Shifters, PsalmSong Chasers Lay-Low Studios, Ore-Wa (Refuge of Atonement Seekers) Media Discussion List\Looksee
Wow. Another gift from the Gods. I think Albert Grossman just dropped his harp on my head. Although I'm pretty familiar with the monetary cost's of indulgence's for a blessing from a priest in Medieval Europe, I don't know what the going rate was for miracle's on Noah's long march. But to think that UTube clips like these are "FREE" with just an internet connection...…. The Musical Pantheon's members of the Elysium Clouds allowed Mary to live a full life here with us all, before she joined Bill and Albert amongst her other heavenly colleagues. Thank You Route. I feel a Dragon is near. I can't recall it's name because their is a very loud old train approaching. It's always an honour Mr. Dylan.
Clinton Heylin has lived in Dylan's archives digging up what went down in Dylan's personal and creative world of being an artist and musician. He still hasn't figured out everything "Bob Dylan" after writing several books and even after the last one, isn't complete he still hasn't completed researching Bob Dylan in the archives . Bob Dylan wasn't meant to be figure out and never will be. Creativity is what Bob Dylan gave to the world and when the attention is placed upon unravelling the mysteries of Bob Dylan's inner world then the music suffers.
decades past I was hitching across the country like so many during that period, long story short I got a ride off a very bad exit ( it was bad cuz few used it) being a long time fan of his I immediately recognize Bob behind those shades and that voice that said you wanna ride? it was a old station wagon with some camping gear no visible sign of a guitar in sight and a large dog he called "Elvis" He was still smoking cigarettes then, thank God cuz I was a heavy smoker myself and he had a carton of camels and right away gave me two packs which I thought was very cool not too long after picking me up we stop @ dinner along side the road got to talking about my direction I was heading to his surprise I said I was drifting around he then offer me a ride along east for a couple days all expenses free/ the first nite he got a couple of rooms, I'm guessing so I would shower the next nite was beneath some stars in the parking lot of a dive bar/tavern/ when he let me out on a freeway exit he gave a harmonica in the key of c, a pack of camels, he drove off/stop/ backed up / got out of his car walked up to me and said, "Elvis said to give you a couple dollars"which turn out to be more than a hundred, I waved good bye to Elvis and Bob
As a (male) speaking I can tell bob was flustered here. This woman’s intelligence and patience and understanding couldn’t help but affect any guy. Even a genius like Bob felt a little shy
It sounds extra deep because that's how they made Radio sound back then, it lowered Dylans voice making it sound different, he did speak with a higher pitch truth be told. It is Bob speaking.
Wonderful interview. What an intuitive and respectful person Mary is. Probably made for an enjoyable interview for Bob, in contrast to other idiotic interviews he’d had. To be understood, is gold.
Mary made sure he knew she writes "poetry." He'd already heard it once and it's not like he was suffering from early-onset dementia. "Philosophy" was another dead-end remark.
When Mary wasn't singing she would've been a great late-night FM radio disc jockey. Her voice is almost Alison Steele (WNEW-FM) in tone. I always liked Mary Travers...but not so much Peter, Paul & Mary. I didn't understand why her 4 Warners' solo LPs weren't better promoted. Bob Dylan himself should've produced an LP for her. She always had a wonderful singing voice, but not always the wisest choice of material. Success sometimes comes down to who produces the record. (I can't get over how wonderful her voice sounds on radio and during this interview. A radio station should've made her an offer. I know I would've if I were in that position. A big opportunity missed).
I met Mary Travers when I was maybe 17 in Baltimore. She was doing a small gig and I asked her specifically about this interview. She kind of said that Bob was Bob. He was a little combative with her, but that was just how he did interviews, if he did them at all. RIP, Mary!
"The future doesn't exist." In that case, everything in the universe would have to be re-created, instant by instant. That would be a very poor design. The future already exists and the past does not evaporate: "What exists is now, all at once, one and continuous." (Parmenides of Elea).
Please tell me. When was this interview recorded? I consider myself his number one fan in the whole world. I would like to know why hasn't he ever sing Dirge from Planet Waves album, live, ever again. Planet waves and Blood on the tracks belong in fact to the same album but not released all together. Both are very painful and I was going through the same emotional experience at that time.
I'd say that there is good dialogue quality between them and I'd identify that as good interviewmanship. She doesn't try to skewer him with annoying questions like some do or foist some BS agenda.
I love hearing Bob Dylan interviews but this one is odd to me because Mary seems to think she is somehow Dylan's equal when she is nowhere near his status. But I do know that Bob is not comfortable talking to people to treat him with any kind of reverence so there's that. One of the best interviews I've listened to was, believe it or not, with Weberman, here on TH-cam. Bob was very very real on that. Quite an interview.
Dylan backed out at the last minute, and Mary went on the air anyway. That's actually Mary impersonating Bob answering her questions. She was a phenomenon.
It was me playing Bob. I was a 3rd rate comedian in Southern California back then and did a pretty good Dylan impersonation. They hired me for this gig. Not bad huh?
I was really shocked that other artists had changed words to Dylan’s songs, gotten the words wrong or sang ones that weren’t relevant to or appropriate for them. You just don’t do that; it’s a terrible trespass. I don’t blame him for being galled about it, particularly with the kind of music he wrote. His songs had deep meaning and shouldn’t have been used by others to merely sell records.
It sounds extra deep because that's how they made Radio sound back then, it lowered Dylans voice making it sound different, he did speak with a higher pitch truth be told. It is Bob speaking.
@@lancejohnson127 I don’t remember making that comment or viewing this clip as it was 2 years ago but I can tell you that NOBODY is in Bob Dylan’s stratosphere regarding songwriting or his impact on popular music . So if some lady from a hit pop act from the 60’s is comparing herself in any fashion to Dylan , I stand by my comment. Bob was leaps and bounds more and influential than any of em . Even the Beatles and Jerry Garcia were star struck by Bob in the 60’s… same with Johnny Cash and probably even Elvis . So the nice lady from Peter Paul and Mary may have been FABULOUS in her day, if she compared herself to Bob , I stand by my statement. And no I’m not a mellinial .
@@zoomonkeydotcom2005 Paul’s an atheist,so...you know that’s just how goes with that kind “most of the time”-Bob Dylan (Notice paul’s lack of capitalizing Bob’s name,...paul’s a waste of Cocaine.)
Bob sounds so pained and distressed in this interview, as he does in most. You can literally hear him squirming and shifting in his seat. He’s extremely defensive and not at all forthcoming. I honestly don’t know why anyone bothers.
He has no patience for tiresome topics and stuff he's heard a hundred times already. He had stuff to do, you know. He often talks about "wasting time." He knew that time was the limiting factor to everything.
love this insightful interview ! It is so sad and heartbreaking that music became a business. Marriages and divorces are big business everything is though. I love listening to Mary Travis and she was so gracious in this interview. I did have a love and hate due to the painfulness of it all relationship with blood on the tracks songs and probably not the only one either. masterpiece album just the same. thanks for posting this amazing interview. Beautiful Mary Travis passed away in 2009 and gone too soon.
May be my favorite interview of his. Two artists, mutual admiration. You can hear the respect in his voice and she is just as confident as he is, which is very rare.
This is amazing. I've never heard an interview from this time period before. Dylan and Travers had a nice repoire. He actually almost answered a few of the questions. 😎
A nice repoire, eh? Where did they keep this dog?
You can literally hear Bob's restlessness from being interviewed from the mic picking up his constant rustling
Thanks Route,
Mary didn't ask stupid questions and Bob was happy to answer.
One on one, more relaxed conversation than interview...
Interviewed yesterday you had to ask me where I was at. Couldn't believe after all these years ya didn't know me any better than that.
Bob, the past is gone, the present is now and the future is not ours. We always should live in the present. Love your music
past, present and future is in the now. everything changes as well
past, present and future is fixed n the now. you can't change the past, present is what it is and the future is what it is. all in the now. just an theory off course😉
Thanks for the upload! Wow. This is fantastic. This is the one with all the quotes I've heard for years.
Note how Bob says, somewhere after minute 8, that "Richie Havens is the King!". This was after he said that no one else should sing Just Like a Woman but me, and Mary reminded him of Richie's version, then Bob added that he liked Richie's version.
Quite revealing how the Hibbing, MN common kid made good so quickly and in a blink of an eye internalized the privileged perspectives of royalty. That was the image, a King, to describe one of the most naturally humble and unaffected artists to emerge from the salt of the earth 'hoods of those island boroughs of NYC.
Richie Havens kept doing benefits (and not those in stadiums, but high school auditoriums for local organizers like Middle East Childrens' Alliance in Berkeley) without ever accepting the trapped perspectives of "stardom," not even by local attention and what L. Cohen called the "corruptions" of show biz where the touring "star" or "attraction" is treated like royalty for being part of the Distraction Industry.
Blessings upon Richie Havens and Mary Travers' souls (Arlo Guthrie & family too) and they are a blessing and antidote to those who remain tethered to gravity and the rest of US. A balm for those who keep their presence and works in our midst instead of being errand boys and girls to the feudal lords manufactured like Coca Cola and napalm in our hollowed out cornucopia of another normalized homelessness nation.
Where our invading armed forces that get all of our surplus funds goes to displace others and where the military code of the Marines is "We leave none of our own behind on the battlefield..."
Mitch Ritter\Paradigm Sifters, Code Shifters, PsalmSong Chasers
Lay-Low Studios, Ore-Wa (Refuge of Atonement Seekers)
Media Discussion List\Looksee
Wow. Another gift from the Gods. I think Albert Grossman just dropped his harp on my head. Although I'm pretty familiar with the monetary cost's of indulgence's for a blessing from a priest in Medieval Europe, I don't know what the going rate was for miracle's on Noah's long march. But to think that UTube clips like these are "FREE" with just an internet connection...….
The Musical Pantheon's members of the Elysium Clouds allowed Mary to live a full life here with us all, before she joined Bill and Albert amongst her other heavenly colleagues. Thank You Route.
I feel a Dragon is near. I can't recall it's name because their is a very loud old train approaching. It's always an honour Mr. Dylan.
He trolls her 10% less than he generally trolls everyone, so there's that.
agreed
what a stupid senseless word 'troll' is
@@w1lf1ewoo shut up troll.
Lol
@@w1lf1ewoo but oddly enough, it works!
Clinton Heylin has lived in Dylan's archives digging up what went down in Dylan's personal and creative world of being an artist and musician. He still hasn't figured out everything "Bob Dylan" after writing several books and even after the last one, isn't complete he still hasn't completed researching Bob Dylan in the archives . Bob Dylan wasn't meant to be figure out and never will be. Creativity is what Bob Dylan gave to the world and when the attention is placed upon unravelling the mysteries of Bob Dylan's inner world then the music suffers.
Thank you Carmen . Of the same opinion 🎉🎉
decades past I was hitching across the country like so many during that period, long story short I got a ride off a very bad exit ( it was bad cuz few used it) being a long time fan of his I immediately recognize Bob behind those shades and that voice that said you wanna ride? it was a old station wagon with some camping gear no visible sign of a guitar in sight and a large dog he called "Elvis" He was still smoking cigarettes then, thank God cuz I was a heavy smoker myself and he had a carton of camels and right away gave me two packs which I thought was very cool not too long after picking me up we stop @ dinner along side the road got to talking about my direction I was heading to his surprise I said I was drifting around he then offer me a ride along east for a couple days all expenses free/ the first nite he got a couple of rooms, I'm guessing so I would shower the next nite was beneath some stars in the parking lot of a dive bar/tavern/ when he let me out on a freeway exit he gave a harmonica in the key of c, a pack of camels, he drove off/stop/ backed up / got out of his car walked up to me and said, "Elvis said to give you a couple dollars"which turn out to be more than a hundred, I waved good bye to Elvis and Bob
And then you woke up and found it was all just a dream.
the tape playback is slow (or the recording was a bit fast), so that's why everybody sounds a little off
What year
@@codydavidyates72 1975
Mary Travers is a breath of fresh air. They don’t make them like her anymore
The boo'ers were generally 15, maybe 20% of those audiences....the majority of the listeners were blown away and cheered LOUDLY!!!!~E
As a (male) speaking I can tell bob was flustered here. This woman’s intelligence and patience and understanding couldn’t help but affect any guy. Even a genius like Bob felt a little shy
It sounds extra deep because that's how they made Radio sound back then, it lowered Dylans voice making it sound different, he did speak with a higher pitch truth be told. It is Bob speaking.
Wonderful interview. What an intuitive and respectful person Mary is. Probably made for an enjoyable interview for Bob, in contrast to other idiotic interviews he’d had. To be understood, is gold.
Mary Travers had trouble getting to a question. Quite rambly. Dylan was very patient and kind.
I agree wiyh that a 1000 prrcent.
Mary made sure he knew she writes "poetry." He'd already heard it once and it's not like he was suffering from early-onset dementia. "Philosophy" was another dead-end remark.
What a woman.....quintessential and a bombshell with a voice of a an angel!
One of the first song from " Perter,Paul & Mary '', Blowing in the Wind, was a gift from Bob Dylan.
It IS not a gift when he Gers royalties for it
@@raissatang1146
What are you talking about ?
“These songs were all written in five or 10 minutes! “ 😂 second to none!
Better call this Bob Dylan interviews friend Mary Travers,she does all the talking.
It’s a conversation between friends. Usually turns out to be more interesting 🤔
You're right. She made it about herself, first rule of interviewing broken.
@@shanemcnally2069 She's a poet, he's a picker.
@@Axeyard You're being absurd. She's not a poet. He is. Are you just trying to be contrary?
As Nina Simone said and Eric Burdon sang with the Animals Please don’t let me be misunderstood Art just Is It needs no explanation or interpretation
Bob doesn't really play mind games with the interviewer here, or use his "hip-jester" voice. Another Side of Bob Dylan, you could say.
Dylan sounds like his son Jakob in this interview.
"we'll play a track off of it"
"we can play all the tracks"
"okay let's play one track now and play some more later"
Bob's not listening she tells him she doesn't write songs and then he asks her do you
Blood on the Tracks was a great album.
Great interview.
Its just that old sign on the cross that worrys me. ..
You need help. Esp. with spelling.
When Mary wasn't singing she would've been a great late-night FM radio disc jockey. Her voice is almost Alison Steele (WNEW-FM) in tone. I always liked Mary Travers...but not so much Peter, Paul & Mary. I didn't understand why her 4 Warners' solo LPs weren't better promoted. Bob Dylan himself should've produced an LP for her. She always had a wonderful singing voice, but not always the wisest choice of material. Success sometimes comes down to who produces the record.
(I can't get over how wonderful her voice sounds on radio and during this interview. A radio station should've made her an offer. I know I would've if I were in that position. A big opportunity missed).
P P & M were wonderful
Mary was so naturally hip and she and P P put Dylan on the map adding beauty to
His early ballads
hangover! you can here him sip coffee and smoke
She's not peddling any bs. Bob levels here. Rare. Great
Released june 26 1975
Thomas Price my bday
I met Mary Travers when I was maybe 17 in Baltimore. She was doing a small gig and I asked her specifically about this interview. She kind of said that Bob was Bob. He was a little combative with her, but that was just how he did interviews, if he did them at all. RIP, Mary!
He's talking like Rick Danko
Mary was so beautiful when she was 16 playing her gituar at Washington Square.
I love Bob Dylan.
You know Dylan hated doing that but probably did it for his old friend and even he's not too good to plug an upcoming album either.
It’s Bob.
She didn't thank him for her career - which she wouldn't have had without him
Is she Mary of Peter Paul and Mary?
pitch maybe lower
The Past the present and the future exist. Just grab a hold and let it flow through you.
"The future doesn't exist." In that case, everything in the universe would have to be re-created, instant by instant. That would be a very poor design. The future already exists and the past does not evaporate: "What exists is now, all at once, one and continuous." (Parmenides of Elea).
Bob sees himself as an accidental composer. He seems to want to disown his work - or disown others ownership of it?
Doesn’t sound like Dylan to me
It isn’t.
Yes it does.
Sure it does. Just tired.
there is no real bob dylan
Thank you Tour, Mary,
Thanks Dylan🌺🌷🌹❣️
When was this interview?
1975, probably.
I had fun at Big Pink.
Tough.....he didn’t and had no reason to trust but what a shame. I would have loved to hear the joy of a thing.
mary travers is brilliant!
She was so hip and cool
Poor Bob Everyone wants an explanation of his artistic abilities and there are none
Please tell me. When was this interview recorded? I consider myself his number one fan in the whole world. I would like to know why hasn't he ever sing Dirge from Planet Waves album, live, ever again. Planet waves and Blood on the tracks belong in fact to the same album but not released all together. Both are very painful and I was going through the same emotional experience at that time.
1975 or so...
Your a fake ! Your not his number one fan cause I am lol
Is that you Kathy Bates?
@@broken1394 duuuhhh it was a joke.
People rarely bother to include dates, which are essential.
marysplainin' inhibited bobsplainin'
Mary Travers liked the sound of her own voice far too much ... Just rambled her own opinion, couldve been so much better.
I grew up loving the sound of her voice, singing, not phony intellectualizing like she does here.
It’s her radio show... She’s a real writer too
@@jakezonis17 it's her show and he's her guest. Ask him a question, don't tell him.
She is not a great interviewer.
I'd say that there is good dialogue quality between them and I'd identify that as good interviewmanship. She doesn't try to skewer him with annoying questions like some do or foist some BS agenda.
Your not a great yt conmentor.
let Bob talk will ya!
I never heard him sound so nasal. He must have had a bad cold
I love hearing Bob Dylan interviews but this one is odd to me because Mary seems to think she is somehow Dylan's equal when she is nowhere near his status. But I do know that Bob is not comfortable talking to people to treat him with any kind of reverence so there's that. One of the best interviews I've listened to was, believe it or not, with Weberman, here on TH-cam. Bob was very very real on that. Quite an interview.
my god , how different he sounds here, when was this interview?
April 20th, 1975: pastdaily.com/2014/11/01/a-word-or-two-from-bob-dylan-and-mary-travers-1975-past-daily-pop-chronicles/
It’s not him.
@@subyron yes, it is.
@John Osman spot on.
the tape is playing back slightly too slow, maybe 2% slower than it should be
Early 70s. 72,74.74...maybe.
Bob Dylan didnt want to discuss philosophy.. guess it wasnt cool then
Dylan backed out at the last minute, and Mary went on the air anyway. That's actually Mary impersonating Bob answering her questions. She was a phenomenon.
Haha. But you’re right. Is not Dylan.
@@subyron sounds exactly like bob dylan....why do you think it's not?
It was me playing Bob. I was a 3rd rate comedian in Southern California back then and did a pretty good Dylan impersonation. They hired me for this gig. Not bad huh?
“Raise your hand” if you think you can interview Dylan better. 🙋♂️ Raise your hand if you already knew long ago that Dylan had met Guthrie. 🙋♂️
He sounds like he's taking a dump.
She talks to much
Can you xplane?
Wasup dad about all I have to say about that!
Bob Dylan
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Ochenta años
Mmmmm,it really doesn't sound like him...
I was really shocked that other artists had changed words to Dylan’s songs, gotten the words wrong or sang ones that weren’t relevant to or appropriate for them. You just don’t do that; it’s a terrible trespass. I don’t blame him for being galled about it, particularly with the kind of music he wrote. His songs had deep meaning and shouldn’t have been used by others to merely sell records.
She likes to talk.
this does not sound like bob? then it does
the tape is playing slow
Doesn't sound like Dylan at all
It sounds extra deep because that's how they made Radio sound back then, it lowered Dylans voice making it sound different, he did speak with a higher pitch truth be told. It is Bob speaking.
the tape is playing back too slow by about 2%
@@donccarlos9794 the tape is playing back too slow by about 2%
This sounds just like Katie Couric interviewing Sarah Palin.
This lady is comparing herself to Bob Dylan 🤮. She could not be more annoying to me ... starts out fine but then gets cringe
she was part of Peter Paul & Mary. she's kind of a major player too, in the folk world. they went way back together.
@@lancejohnson127 I don’t remember making that comment or viewing this clip as it was 2 years ago but I can tell you that NOBODY is in Bob Dylan’s stratosphere regarding songwriting or his impact on popular music . So if some lady from a hit pop act from the 60’s is comparing herself in any fashion to Dylan , I stand by my comment. Bob was leaps and bounds more and influential than any of em . Even the Beatles and Jerry Garcia were star struck by Bob in the 60’s… same with Johnny Cash and probably even Elvis . So the nice lady from Peter Paul and Mary may have been FABULOUS in her day, if she compared herself to Bob , I stand by my statement. And no I’m not a mellinial .
she needs to talk 50% less
She talks way to much. I wanted to hear what Dylan had to say not her.
Damn he sounds bad here.
Keep in mind he's going through a divorce and custody battle for his kids at this time!
O
Do you write songs? loll. he knew she didn't ,,she already said so,, lolll
That ain’t Dylan.
'babe, no, no no....'
Tis though 😁
the tape is playing back too slow by about 2%
It is. Recorded slow.
The moment you hear the voice of your hero, totally fucked up
sounds fake
He sounds unusual here more nasal than usual, drugs? 🤔 🎶 ✌️🕉 🌸 🇮🇪
Never knew drugs made you talk more nasal never affected me that way when I done any.
@@mrjasondylan
Ever had your sinuses swell up from snorting heroin?
Who gives a fuck? Not all drugs are debilitating.
@@RicArmstrong Never. On either count.
If that s Bobby talking then I m the pope.
I ll reply to myself.It s obviously Bobby. Where must my head have been at!
i don't believe this is bob and she is talking too much
Who do you believe it is ? It sounds EXACTLY like Bob Dylan . He’s just talking normal .
@@zoomonkeydotcom2005 Paul’s an atheist,so...you know that’s just how goes with that kind “most of the time”-Bob Dylan
(Notice paul’s lack of capitalizing Bob’s name,...paul’s a waste of Cocaine.)
Somehow it sounds like an imposter
@@karlmehltretter2677 Or a false Prophet.
Sincerely,
30+ Pairs of Purple Nike Cortez Sneakers
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This doesn’t sound like Dylan.
in the seventies and sixties, this is how bob sounded.. this is bob actually going along with the interviewer. great stuff
@@jayham____fromgeorgia has this recording been lowered in pitch ?
Sounds like him to me.
This is Cocaine Bob
Sure sounds like Dylan, always with that slight midwestern Minnesota inflection.
This is not Dylan.
This is not Dylan
Then you're just not familiar with his voice. That's him. I'd recognize it anywhere.
Bob sounds so pained and distressed in this interview, as he does in most. You can literally hear him squirming and shifting in his seat. He’s extremely defensive and not at all forthcoming. I honestly don’t know why anyone bothers.
He has no patience for tiresome topics and stuff he's heard a hundred times already. He had stuff to do, you know. He often talks about "wasting time." He knew that time was the limiting factor to everything.
Why does his voice sound so weird