- Why is depression the blues and not the grays?
- Because racer!
-Jarod Kintz and Stefan D

- Thirteen numbers applied to be on the face of the clock, and I hand selected each one.
- Selected them for what? Are there horse races for clock numbers?!
-Jarod Kintz and Stefan D

The sales force there all drive gray cars because it is the cheapest color. The chief executive and the chief financial officer share the same desk; paper and phone calls are rationed. Cost-cutting is a way of life, not a one-off activity.

The sales force there all drive gray cars because it is the cheapest color. The chief executive and the chief financial officer share the same desk, paper and phone calls are rationed. Cost-cutting is a way of life, not a one-off activity.

How do you know, when you think blue — when you say blue — that you are talking about the same blue as anyone else?

You cannot get a grip on blue.

Blue is the sky, the sea, a god’s eye, a devil’s tail, a birth, a strangulation, a virgin’s cloak, a monkey’s ass. It’s a butterfly, a bird, a spicy joke, the saddest song, the brightest day.

Blue is sly, slick, it slides into the room sideways, a slippery trickster.

This is a story about the color blue, and like blue, there’s nothing true about it. Blue is beauty, not truth. ‘True blue’ is a ruse, a rhyme; it’s there, then it’s not. Blue is a deeply sneaky color.

Perhaps depression is caused by asking oneself too many unanswerable questions.