Austin, Leo and I said, yeah, let's just do this right now. Me and Leah, let's go. Whenever you're

ready, Austin, Austin hurriedly reaches for his pipe, reaches for a lighter, takes a big drag of

weed. You can tell he's rushing himself. All right. Play ball, play ball. Was that necessary,

Austin? You couldn't have hit a play ball and then taking your toke?

It's like washer fluid. It's like washer fluid for his car. You know what I mean? When your car is low on washer fluid or stuff, ding, ding, ding, washer fluid low. You know, and Austin's, he's got to to choke up. Get that washer, you know. Except it's much more vital to him than washer fluid is to a car.

To him, it's his gasoline.

It's like, yeah, maybe it's the check engine light.

Maybe he sees it in his head and he goes, oh, it's much more vital to him than washer fluid is to a car. To him, it's his gasoline. It's like, yeah, maybe it's the check engine light. Maybe he sees it in his head and he goes, oh, time to fucking... The check engine light goes on in Austin's brain 15 minutes since his last hit. It's a lot to deal with. It's a lot of people in their age group are going through their days completely stoned out of their mind all the time.

Now, I remember guys like them that were stoned all the time.

And now they're okay.

It's better than the guys that drank alcohol and did harder drugs.

But they have to write everything down when they go to like the supermarket at like 32.

They have like a really bad

short-term memory.

Well, good thing, Dina only it's talkies.

Yeah, I know.

It's healthy.

I mean, it's only going to help them.

It's only going to help them.

Leo, it became clear to me today right before this podcast started, how much we totally

dominate the business park in which

the studio is? Got tied up with my words there, but this place, it's maybe the only place

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