What this requires of us is not to rail against the present, not to say it should be different, but to deal with what we've got right now.

If I find John D. Rockefeller's wallet and keep it because I know he doesn't need it, it will still harm me ethically.

You could be taking a course on French or tai chi instead, but looking into generosity, ethics and wisdom is an accessible way of working on our character. It's a way to improve our lives and the lives of anybody who comes in contact with us.

The only thing I asked of John was try not to get trapped on the rail. Give him a place to run.

It was good that we were able to come back and get a point, but there's not much else to say. We got a point, and we have to just take that as a positive and go to the next game. I think we showed some character in the end.

It's not only sword fighting, it's also comedy.