Y'all was the delas, welcome to long days with Yani or Yani long days, whatever you want to call it,

I've noticed from watching all the previous episodes that I do touch my nose a lot.

No, I'm not on cocaine. I've never done cocaine. One of the Greek people who my parents

helped immigrate to this country who owned a diner told my parents I was doing cocaine.

So for three years in high school, my dad would follow me to see if I was doing cocaine

because the Greeks will do that to impress other Greeks when they can't pay the people

for their legal services. They'll harass their son just because he's hanging out with

black people. So because I used to go to the diner hang out with Jesse in the blogs,

he told my parents, he said, uh, listen, Mr. Bubbles, thank you very much for making me come in

United States. You gave me the free immigration case. But Yani, we worry about Yani, he comes to

the Greek and cornered and he gets it's all wrong. He gets it's all wrong. But he's hanging out

with the blocks. He has a friend who's a block in my blocks. These are my people. The blocks are

my people. He's carrying with the block people. And we went to the table and we saw he had the

bag of cocaine. This is a true story, actually. You know that fucking guy told my parents I was doing

coke. So my dad used to follow me in hiding treason shit with binoculars to see if I was doing

blow was just smoking weed and ruining everyone's day telling them we were going to die one day.

Remember how you used to just we'd go in the park bench and we'd smoke weed and I would just

get overly philosophical and I'm like, guys, what's life about? We're going to die. I'd just give

you a fucking long day and you'd walk home with your head blown. I did that once we were tripping

on mushrooms. I think somebody killed themselves because of me. I had a leave. I left. I left.

I remember the night. So I touch my nose a lot because I have horrible allergies and it

is. Although if I remember from my famous TV show on fusion on the big TV show, God, I hope I

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