#106 - Eric Dressen

The Nine Club With Chris Roberts

Chris Roberts

Hobbies, Sports, Leisure, Society & Culture

4.9 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 6 August 2018

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

Eric Dressen discusses starting skating at 8 years old, asking Tony Alva if he can skate for his team, auditioning for the movie Thrashin’, getting on Dogtown, filming his “Speed Freaks” part in 2 days, leaving Dogtown for Santa Cruz, getting 3rd in the Savannah Slamma contest, getting let go from Santa Cruz, how he got into Tattooing, getting back on Santa Cruz, traveling for tattooing and skating, how the salad grind came to be and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Well, we are back.
0:06.1	We're back at the nine club everybody.
0:08.2	Today we got a special, special guest.
0:13.1	Extremely special, Mr. Eric Dresson is here.
0:17.6	It's honored to be here.
0:18.7	Triple OG.
0:19.6	Triple OG, man.
0:21.1	Back at, listen to it, I'm Tate.
0:23.9	Way back.
0:24.9	We've got a lot to cover man.
0:26.6	Everybody at home, get your popcorn,
0:29.8	get ready, get your juicy fruits, get a big gulp of coke,
0:37.1	get ready to roll.
0:38.7	No, but seriously we got a lot.
0:39.7	I mean, dude, I was just sitting here thinking about
0:42.6	like your career and I mean, you turned pro at what,
0:45.7	like 13, around 13 years old,
0:48.8	I mean, 17, 17, that's when I first got sponsored
0:52.8	in magazines and stuff.
0:53.8	I mean, Russia was already 20 years old.
0:55.8	You know?
0:57.8	No, crazy.
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