Hey folks, here's a bonus outtake from last week's interview with Reggie Watts. You can listen to Reggie's

entire episode and the rest of the growing trap set archives by subscribing to the show on iTunes,

RSS, or Stitcher. So it seems like in high school you were an independent kid, you were part of this

group of other weirdos and kind of crafted your

own scene. Did you have ambitions to get into comedy or music at that time? Did you know

what you wanted to do with your life? To an extent, yeah. I mean, I had a high school band called

Autumn Asylum. Autumn Asylum. Yes, Autumn autumn asylum. It's so stupid.

And what was the music like?

It was not that great.

It was like a combination of...

Soul asylum and?

Yeah, sole asylum.

It was kind of like...

What?

What was it?

Like, we were influenced by the red hot chili peppers a little bit, like,

um, and the, you know, the Smith's, the cure a little bit.

And the only song we made that was really cool, that it was like,

that I liked on the, the EP that we, I think someone, some people still have cassette tapes of it,

but was she

stands which was the song that I wrote on LSD at my friend's house on the outskirts

of Great Falls they lived on the outskirts and his they their house was next to a

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