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It's Pepe's become kind of a...

X-go give it to you.

Fuck way for you to get it on your own.

X go deliver to you.

Knock, knock, open up the door is real.

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Harrison, you made a bank from Slab City.

I did.

Did you went there for how long,

this whole, like the whole week? For a few days. For a few days. Yeah. So people, I was just in, for my birthday, I went to Salton Sea and the Joshua tree, which is amazing. Salt and Sea,

equally amazing. Very strange. Right. Very post-apocalyptic. But outside of the Salt and Sea, equally amazing. Very strange.

Right.

Very post-apocalyptic.

Absolutely.

Outside of the Salt and Sea is a settlement. Did you see the Paul Bunyan, the big Paul Bunyan guy? I didn't see that. Oh. Was that in Slab City? No, it's along the Salton Sea that road that goes along the side. I must have driven right by it., Slab City is like the settlement, like this off the grid settlement outside of Solency. There's no law there. There's no jurisdiction. Yeah, they don't pay property tax. It's completely lawless. And these guys live, uh, you know, there's all these slabs. You don't have to rent the slab. You just pull up your trailer and just live there. Yeah. And there's no, but there's no electricity and there's no plumbing. You know, so you got to deal with that. And I don't know where you get water. Do you have to drive to town? Is there a town nearby? You have to drive to town, yeah. So a lot of people that live there. Those are hot springs, though. That's great. Oh, that's right nearby. Nearby, I didn't even know. A lot of the people that live there kind of, I was talking to a friend of this, a friend of mine about it. And he was saying that that's kind of like Burning Man, but just without the rich people. Yeah, pretty much. So it's just like these people that want to live off the grid and they have like a barter society. There's lots of like dogs, stray dogs running around. The people I stayed with had ducks that would sing to you, stand in a row and sing. It was weird. Now I just went there just for a few hours, like for a couple hours during the day. We just kind of walked around. Saw Salvation Mountain. Did you go to the library?

Didn't go to the library.

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