out in the middle of nowhere.

I went to the middle of nowhere, this town of 7,000 people, this totally random thing to do, but that's where I met two of the other three guys in the band. It's one of those things that tells me everything happens for a reason.

Now I live in the middle of nowhere on a working cattle ranch.

I think I actually made a very kind gesture out of nowhere, ... I just decided in the middle of the match, you know, for every ace I hit, I want to donate money, stuff like that. So I don't get that one.

A lot of people think of Omaha as being out in the middle of nowhere and being a flat desert. That's not the case. It's hilly. It's generally lush and green [with] lots of trees in town.

It can be deceiving. You think . . . you're in the middle of nowhere, when in fact there's a lot of traffic on a lot of these back roads.