Quotes About Interaction

I like to see other bands, and I like to hear their songs, but I really like it when they engage the audience.

It is just nice to meet people, talk to them and get involved. Being social doesn't mean just going to a bar.

There was no language barrier when it came to kids, and when it came to play.

Our shows are more fun when there aren't barriers.

I feel like girls are always fighting guys off at bars, always. Usually girls don't really have to do anything except be there. And if alcohol is involved, you're gonna get hit on. No matter what.

I enjoy being out with the fans, I enjoy talking baseball, but to get up and tell my life story... I'm not comfortable doing that.

Guys always follow me into the bathroom and ask for pictures and stuff.

I am trying to be nice to everybody, and then, of course, everybody's nice to me.

If we're all talking about something that doesn't matter, it can be bean talk. If we're talking about something that we're talking about together, it could be bean talk.

Bears are very nice, as long as you are nice to them.

When you have an engagement, at least in my world, the world that I create for myself, an engagement doesn't begin when you hit the stage and end when you leave the stage. It begins when you hit the city limits, and it ends when you leave the city limits.

Society becomes how we behave.

I think it's an important lesson for a child. How to behave humanely toward another human being.

If language did not affect behavior, it could have no meaning.

To me, I learned along the way, you know, culture is behavior. That's all it is; culture is people's behaviors.

I have changed my behaviour on the pitch in England. Here referees talk to the players all the time. I think it is nice.

I hate being alone. That's why I like being with my friends: we've got energy; we're social as hell.

He needed his solitude at times, but he wasn't a hermit. He did a lot of socializing. Sometimes I think it was like he was storing up company for the times when he knew nobody would be around.

I don't think he ever hung out with any of the employees after work or anything. When he talked, he was always going on about trees and nature and weird stuff like that. We all thought he was missing a few screws.

People just wanted to open their mouths and talk, and they didn't much mind what came out.

People who are normal (i.e., sane, sensible) don't try to open lines of communication with total strangers by writing them a series of disjointed, weird, cryptic messages.

She chuckled to herself, pressed send, and wandered around the airport for half an hour, sporadically checking Twitter. "I got nothing," she told me. "No replies." I imagined her feeling a bit deflated about this—that sad feeling when nobody congratulates you for being funny, that black silence when the Internet doesn't talk back.

Given humans' tendency to see themselves as the pivots around which all creatures' lives spun, the bewildered travelers assumed the wolves were talking to them.

The world can be divided between people who can get a waiter's attention and those who can't.