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Reblogged from fuckyeaheisenbergs

The script is rife with cultural signifiers and references — Martin Luther King quotes, I spotted The Cornel West Reader onstage. What are you reading right now? What are you watching?
JESSE:	I don't have a television. I don't ever see movies, either, on DVD or at the theater. I have an iPad and I watch three things: The Daily Show, 60 Minutes, and Meet the Press. And I read the New York Times. Sorry, I would read your magazine but I’m so scared of reading about culture that I can’t. But I used to love New York Magazine.
Why are you afraid of culture?
JESSE:	I just don't want to feel part of it. It’s hard to articulate why, because I don't really understand it. I guess because, like, it pains me to think about the play we do every night — not to inflate the play to something so special, because it’s really not that special, it’s just another play — but I think of it so personally that it kind of pains me to see it listed. I mean, I’m honored to be listed. I don't know. I don't want to feel like I’m part of an industry, because it hurts me somehow to think of it that way.
something about this bothers me, maybe cause I just woke up...
of course he doesn't want to be part of ~industry~ or ~culture~ when he owns an iPad and probably multiple other Apple products LOL RIGHT