Well, we are back. We're back at the 9 Club everybody today. Why do you guys laugh, man? Come on.

Can I do my intro?

Uh, do we got a special guest today? Mr. Mark McKee is here.

Thanks. Thanks for having me on. If you skated in the 90s, you most likely have ridden his graphics.

That he's drawn? That he's drawn. Yeah. Safe to say, Mark. I guess so. Yeah.

No, but you've done so many iconic boardgra- well, we'll get into all the board graphics and stuff. I mean, crazy, crazy shit you've done.

You know, it's insane. I mean, just looking around at our set here, Gabriel Rodriguez, the Nautis graphic, the 101, crazy.

We'll get into all that, but crazy. Crazy. Thanks for coming.

Oh, he welcomed me. It was a $5.70 Uber. $5.70, okay. Rosh will pay you back. Yeah. Rosh will pay you back. He literally lives like two blocks away.

Oh, he does. Yeah. I would have walked here. I started, I stepped out somewhere door with the board box and I walked about 50 feet and like, fuck this. I'm not gonna walk all the way over there. It wouldn't take an eight minutes, but...

It's an eight minute walk. Yeah. Well, there's a lot of stuff in that box, too. Yeah. Yeah. And I wouldn't want to drop it.

Even carrying, how many boards did you bring? Like seven or eight boards? I mean... Yeah. And the boards from the 90s, they're massive.

There's a lot of wood. It's a lot of wood. And it was like a box that was super old. That's like torn, fall apart.

I said, old world industries, Bob. Maybe we were 20 years old that box? Yeah, I think so. Survival. Wow. So let's dive right into it, man. What, where did you grow up?

I'm in Merrin County, Northern California. Northern California. Yeah. Center fell. Okay, cool. And were you drawing your whole life?

I was pretty much. Yeah. My mom saved my drawings from preschool and grades school. No, weren't they pretty funny.

I mean, my mom saved them, too, but I mean, they tried shit. You were doing it. When you were growing up, were you skating as well? Were you doing that whole thing?

I skated really early on and then they quickly transitioned into riding BMX bikes. Oh, but I skated like, I had a half pipe in my backyard and I pumped the ramp.

My first board was this, it was a bonsai board. And I even looked for it online and it must be like hard to come by these days.

It was like a, like a laminate core, like a wood core and must've been maple or something. And then it had like a plexiglass on the top and bottom.

Yeah, I was like orange plexiglass on the top and yellow and black on the bottom. And the name of the board was called the bonsai rim rider.

The bonsai rim rider. Was that a regular board or was that like a Wal-Mart? I'm not familiar with that one.

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