I'd say, 'I don't think you have to take all this rather wonderful camera equipment with you.' He'd reply, 'My wife, who I've just married, gave it to me, and if I lose anything, she'll kill me.' It was quite bizarre to see this smallish man covered in equipment".
"I don't feel I've lost anything," he said.
"I don't feel I've lost anything.
He told BBC Radio Manchester: "I don't think I've lost anything yet.
"I never lost anything in Brooklyn," she cried.
There is no resolution to the problem of mourning here, but there is insight into grief and loss: to think of your memory is wonderful enough to make me feel as though I never lost anything.
The way I see it is I cannot possibly fall any further than I already have, so if I go in and give it my all and I don't get the job, I haven't lost anything.
If I have an awful race I haven't lost anything.
I had a hard-drive meltdown this summer, and even though I broke into a cold sweat, I really hadn't lost anything because I had been working on those files within Dropbox.
"The way I am driving the ball right now, I haven't lost anything".
