This is my livelihood, ... And with no help from the city...it's been hell.

I didn't have to [start playing again]. But I did it with the benefit of trying to help an organization to get back on their feet. And the gratitude that was given? It was 'your service is no longer wanted or needed.' So I felt like I was used in a sense.

The good part about being famous is being able to help people. The hard part is every day you have to be in a good mood, because that is what people expect. You learn to get good at it.

Hell no, I'm not glad to see them. They should have been here days ago. I ain't glad to see 'em. I'll be glad when 100 buses show up, Hell, yeah! Hell yeah!

They should have been here days ago, ... Hell, yeah!

It's a hell of a situation when victim companies are more fearful of the FBI than they are of the attackers.