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Music Man who spends hours in hard-res dorms,

seeking food and nuts and boats of life,

Joe Sushuay.

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We're going to be joined by a fellow who couldn't keep himself out of the news most recently.

Michael Ritondo who refused to leave his parents' house and but finally lost a court decision that has required him to.

Michael Ritondo, hello, you're on the air here in 15...

Michael Ritondo, you're on the air here at 1500 ESPN.

Oh, welcome. Thanks, you.

Why are you subjecting yourself to this humiliation you've made a complete fool of yourself essentially according to the world for not wishing to leave your parents' house at the age of 30?

What why are you now granting interviews?

Well, it's a very complicated situation that many people on Twitter don't know so I'm sure that's where a lot of the bashing continues on me.

But the reason I'm doing this is sensibly to clear my name.

There are your name from what?

Well, it's been made out as you've already referenced and I can already feel the hostility amongst me and my lifestyle.

So, I want to clear my name in that I'm not a lazy bum. I do have a job.

What job do you have?

Well, I'd rather not say right now about exactly what I do in order to not jeopardize the income stream that I do have.

Well, if you had an income stream and you had a job, why were you content to continue to live in your parents' home at the age of 30?

Well, I was doing a lot of studying and research on my cases that are attending across the city battle that I have.

Either I could have pulled out of that all together to work full time, to get a house, which then once I did that, then we would be back at the same level because then I would have more problems trying to fight this.

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