Everything looks the same on the outside, so don't judge people. A wink and a blink looks

the same. The difference is the purpose. I could be driving a sports car and look like

an asshole. You know how those people look, you know. You got the music all the way up.

You got your sports car. You're in the red light. You're singing. You're looking good.

And somebody's looking at you like, oh, that prick. You arrogant asshole. Well, you

don't know. I might be an arrogant asshole, thinking I'm better than you in my stupid

car listening to music and just attracting attention. Or I might just actually be happy

enjoying myself, not even thinking about you. You don't know the consciousness behind the

act. Only I know it. If you're going to judge somebody, judge yourself, judge the consciousness

behind every act. One day Nico and I were going out of our apartment in Sevilla, in Spain,

and I had a Lamborghini hurricane and I wanted to go out in my Lamborghini. So I put the

soft top down and I bought an espresso and it was early in the morning and we took the

car out. And I put the exhaust on a mode that made more noise. And Nico was like, why

do you do it? Don't do it. You know, people are going to listen to us. And I listened

to that and I was like, oh, you're right. Do I want them to listen to me? I was like,

no, I'm not doing it for them. But if I don't put the exhaust the way I want it, because

for me, early in the morning, cold morning, espresso on my hand, beautiful engine, soft

top down. For me, that was like an amazing day and an amazing morning. I wanted to listen

to that engine roar. You know, so for me, not doing it, it was listening to other people.

The consciousness behind not doing it was giving my power to the people that I didn't

even know. And the consciousness behind doing it and putting the exhaust in sport mode

was for me. It was actually a loving day. It was for me. So I might look like an asshole

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