What I do now is all my dad’s fault, because he bought me a guitar as a boy, for no apparent reason.

Stewart frames his career as an unintended consequence of a small parental act: a father buying a guitar “for no apparent reason.” The line is humorous—mock-blaming his dad for everything that followed—but it also underscores how formative, even arbitrary-seeming gifts can be in a child’s life. The quote suggests a view of artistic vocation as partly accidental and contingent, shaped by family support and early access to instruments rather than by a single grand plan. It also conveys affection and gratitude beneath the joke, acknowledging the father’s role in enabling the path that became Stewart’s identity and livelihood.