We're back! We're back! Welcome to the distraction I'm through that's raw.

I don't raw? I'm good man. What's happening? You're back in New York after spending eight months in Maine.

Are you, uh, is it weird to see buildings and pedestrians and things of that nature?

Well, it seems like everybody's been putting on aaz, building tall buildings,

feel real reason. I myself don't really care for it.

That's my normal speaking voice now. I was at the Jersey Shore last week.

Not in, uh, in Maine. Oh, hey, you're in Jersey.

It's a really powerful experience there. Uh, the town that I was in was,

they really back the blue drew. They wanted everyone to know. People would raise

blue lives matter flags on the beach where they set up with their family just so

that you knew that the whole time that they were at the beach hanging out, they were also thinking

about cops. Did they have like a Wonder Boom pill too and they are blasting Toby Keith at max

volume to yeah, there was a lot of what was like the sort of like new country where all the

songs are sort of like I'm driving drunk, but it's not that bad because I live in a rural community

and like just like, but like real like party shit that like, uh, I don't know.

Jason Algene too hard to me. Like if you have a Philadelphia accent, you don't need to listen

to like Morgan Mason or whatever the country artists of the moment are named.

That is true. Also, but I'm glad that you're giving me some New Jersey Shore stereotypes

because I still, I'm dated, you know, I think it's Jersey Shore, I think Jim T.

and Laundry and all that stuff and there's still plenty of, you know,

gel nail trash and shit on the Jersey Shore, but I want a little bit of evolution in how I

absolutely unfairly treat these people or actually it's actually quite fair.

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