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Hey, folks, welcome to a special bonus episode of the projection booth.

This is the rest of the interview with Layland and Bulsi.

I split this off because it kind of relates a little bit more to a few previous episodes that we've done,

such as nothing lasts forever, as well as the Hunter S. Thompson extravaganza we did a few years ago,

where we talked about Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, the Rum Diary, Where the Buffalo Rome, etc.

Be sure to check out the rest of her interview over on our Blues Brothers episode. Enjoy.

How did you meet Hunter Thompson? I met him in Belushi's dressing room.

John and Danny had gone on a road trip and they did a article for Rolling Stone of their

road trip or whatever. And Judy and I outfitted this whole Blues Mobile for them. This is

before the Blues, well, around the, well, I don't know. I can't tell

anymore what happened. It all seemed to happen in, you know, so in one year, but I keep thinking it

happened over several years. But anyway, they met him there, and I had no idea. I mean, I don't

know if we read Fear and Loving. We weren't, I wasn't that aware of him or, you know.

So I thought, they said, oh, they met this Southern writer and they went to Colorado.

And I just pictured Truman Capote or something.

I don't know what they were talking about.

And then one night at the show, John said, could you bring me between dress and air before I got down there?

Judy was out of town. He said, bring me between dressing air before I got down there. Judy was out of town

and somebody who said, bring me this jacket. And I ran down there. And then I walked into the

dressing room and there was this guy lying on his couch. It was a tiny room. And I had no idea

who it was. But I thought, oh, whoops, I don't know, going to love this person or hate them.

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