“When I started doing these YouTube videos, I was starting to question what a professional skater even is.”

“I'm trying to hold myself to a standard.“

“Dude, where do you find all these people?”

“I finally realized making skateboards is not a big deal.”

“Everyone's just horny to film.”

“I don't even worry about it. They’re not even going to go skate that thing because it sucks.”

Some people have really strong opinions about how they want their name and things to be looking, and I fully respect that. I think that's a pretty normal way but I mean, in my days when I was pro for other brands, I just got the box with the shit.

“You can just say hello. You don’t need to give me tips, bro.”

‘I don't think it’s that unique or special. I think it should just be standard business practice.’

“We were looking at hiring TV horses or whatever, and it was just loads of money, just ridiculous.“

“I could do that, but that trick sucks. It kind of has to be this trick. “

“… it’s not going to feel good when you’re jumping down a 20 stair. “

“You’ve got to actually consider it a job as well as your passion.”

“People would come to New York and skate a dumbass handrail.”

“Now it's a whole branch of psychology, it’s like psychology grew a tumor.”

“It’s not like I was skating more tranny or in a Fred Gall phase…”

"He told me he wanted to use a reggae song in the Adio video and it’s like '...I don’t think that’s going to work'."

"...but it’s kind of like building skateparks as decoys so you can have a private place."

"Every photographer, every videographer has blown it."

"Definitely sketchy, and definitely a scary spot to be at night."