They find me and they surround me and that's... I prefer that than... I don't go and seek any... and I cannot stand and I would just die whenever. I... in the sort of older generation stuffy situations I mentioned, I think... or did I mention during these sessions that I went to, not long ago, sometimes I go... I don't go to openings, I cannot stand opening parties or dinners because they sit around, they are not always that they are old. They can be 35 or 40 years old, scholars, even some successful artists that became successful very fast and when they talk it is just business and it's boring and it's... it's... there is no energy and there is no excitement and no poetry so I cannot stand while... And my... Anthology's family including those who visit us, you know, we laughed the other day, that the average age is maybe when you put all and put all the ages together of all the workers and friends, it's maybe not more than 30, maybe 26, 27. So it's... I mean, there is life there, is energy there, is... there are dreams there, there is poetry, dreams... that's where I am at home and that's... yeah.

The scholars, you know... that's not my... that's why I cannot teach, I cannot stand the university atmosphere, no, no. I don't, I deal... I mean, the past is reflected so that it determines everything that I do or film but I look only forward, I don't look back. Actually, you know... is somebody asked what would you study? I said I would like to go to university and study something now. 'What would you study?' I would like to probably study history. And, yeah, yet I bought... today I bought... I passed where there is a bookshop, I bought Aeneid, Virgil's Aeneid in Latin and so I will be trying to read that. In poetry, I am interested now to go as far back as in literature but not... history, it would be interesting to go and study history. But I have no time for it.