The practices are what I live for. They're so much fun, I think, just because there's not too much pressure. You're really pushing your friends to do the best run and put together the best run, and you're also just having a good time.
I remember, when we moved out to Colorado, I was struggling. The mountains were so big, and I wasn't really prepared or used to it all.
I'm part of a really big family.
I kind of just treat every contest like a normal day.
We'd go to the crappiest mountain because they had the cheapest lift tickets.
I never really wanted Big Air to be in the Olympics.
I'm excited to join the Mountain Dew snowboarding team.
It's so hard to look at someone doing a triple cork when you're 7 years old, and them saying, 'I want to go do that.' It's not really relatable at all. So, if I can somehow make it so kids want to get into snowboarding, that's special.
I'm really inspired by my friends. I'm psyched to ride with them, usually, and they're really fun to hang out with.
I don't have many 'I wish I could.' I live a pretty good life. I'm pretty psyched on my life.
I kind of grew up just watching Dew Tour and X-Games.
I'm not used to waking up early at all.
I try to have as much fun as I can, and I travel around the world doing what I love.
I won the Olympics. This is a dream, dude.
I try not to think too far into the future; I'm kind of a day-by-day kind of guy.
It's super cool becoming friends with people from other countries because you can get their Snapchat and talk to them.
I was surprised to make it even to the finals of the Olympics, and to get first is above me. I don't even know what's going on, to be honest.
As long as I land my run, I'm pretty happy with myself.
I have the same attitude going into every contest. It's all the same.
