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Colin Quinn I had a move to Texas to get you on this podcast. I tried forever to get you in LA. You said no chance.

Not true. Oh, okay. Every time we see each other we just, yeah. I was always like, I'll get out there one of those days

I'm glad I waited this long. It's kind of a I can savor I can appreciate it.

I'm savoring it right now. If I was on one of the first podcasts I'd be like, yeah, I was on Joe's and I was on this one this is like you know you're getting you getting the respect you deserve now.

I see. What is it like in the lockdown for you? You still living in New York?

Yeah, I live in New York.

Is it weird?

Yeah, I mean, I was telling everybody.

It's, you know, it's very, it's not like people like ours, like New York in the in the 70s now the 70s was a whole

different vibe and but now it's all boarded up stores the store on my corner like the

corner bodega basically just closed and it was was you know it was around for a long time and you know it's it's depressing like you on the subway there's only a few people on and it still smell it smells as. They've been cleaning it every day and it still

stinks. It doesn't even smell better. That's how ingrained it is. And you know, the

pigeons are homeless because Antif I took down all the statues so they have no

place to live and yeah it's a very sad it's a very weird place. You can't

say like people that say it's like the 70s like no the 70s

it was like it was the 50s and the 60s and the 70s like it didn't change much

it was CD and weird and but it was always like that this is a drastic change from six months ago you can't say

it's like the 70s because it's not it's like a something's deteriorated there's a collapse

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