We're from New Orleans. When it's 42 degrees, it's cold.

I know this much: It's going to be 35 degrees in Detroit. So if you stiffen up and get cold sitting around and can't play, you're going to have problems.

This is what we should do when it's 54 degrees in Chicago in January.

I'm walkin' to New Orleans, I'm going to need two pair of shoes, When I get through walkin' to you, When I get back to New Orleans.

It's like an oven. You're doing an excruciatingly difficult job when it's 100 degrees.

It was miserably cold—35 degrees. I was completely unprepared, and I was waiting in line with folks whom I don't come into contact with all that much.