Fight stories are always fun.

I remember Anthony Sivarelli, Siv, he's the guy who did my back tattoo.

He wanted to do a book on just fight stories.

Which is a great idea. I was working with him on it.

And then we brought in this photographer. I did.

And so let's make it a coffee table book.

So there'll be stories and then you cut to like pictures from, you know, mid-fight.

So Ryan McGinley asked photos, you know, like a street kind of stuff, not fancy

photographer stuff, not like from boxing, but from street fights.

That was a great idea. That'll make a great book.

Forget the guy's name, the photographer's name Brody Dale or something like that.

That's the chick from the casualties.

Anyway, I started working on it, assuming Siv would love the idea.

And then he goes, fuck that, I'm not doing any of this MTV shit.

And I understand that mentality.

He just wanted to be a written book like that book gig, which is Americans talking about their jobs.

A fucking amazing book. I love that book. Please get that book.

It's just maybe a hundred stories of a paper boy talking about his job, the CEO of a major corporation talking about his job.

They've got some bartender from Lilies on what is that Avenue A saying,

yes, the skinnyheads would come in and fight the punk rockers in 80s from Tompickin Square Park.

Skinnyheads, she says.

It's fucking awesome that book.

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