I have my work to do.

I have ambitions, or I'd have stayed there. I even had a job there

I'm a man of the world and I'll put my cards on the table, too.

You can watch me kill myself when my business goes down and I have no money!

I have no intentions of cancelling my schedule and staying in hiding.

And this is a technique that I usually prefer in my work because people don't know they're being interviewed.

Clearly, the professors did not have as high of an opinion of my work as I did.

Today there are no excuses. I am always on duty.

So if I had to think of some kind of occupation as a metaphor for my work, I would much rather be a fisherman.

My work...

My work?

Money?

And that, to me, today, is now the challenge and the fun of my job, supporting the vision of my curators, whether it's an exhibition of Samurai swords, early Byzantine artifacts, Renaissance portraits, or the show we heard mentioned earlier, the McQueen show, with which we enjoyed so much success last summer.

And actually, I take my projects very seriously, because I had twins during my year, so I definitely take my projects seriously.

I love my job.

And along the way,

What do I do for a job?

That's my business.

It was my job.

Workin' on my tan.

My current work seems to resonate with people in a way that has so taken me by surprise that I still frequently wonder what in the hell is going on.

It's my job.

So my process is very straightforward.

I mean, that's what I do,

Did you see my work?

So in my work,

My job depends upon it.

As part of my work,

This is my place of business.

Mankind was my business.

That's not my business.

My practice is in Churley.

That's my business.

You will find I'll do my duty.

Yep, that's my business.

Dubuque. My profession? A doctor.

Must be the profession.

I would have lost my job.

My business is with you.

It's more practical.

Can you help me with my work?

I just finished the work.

Her work is better than mine.

It's not my working hour.

My works also turned autobiographical.