Got it got it. You're there. We hear you. You have no idea what happened. That was super weird anyway

I'm in Los Angeles. I got stuck here during the pandemic. Oh, I'm sorry. Maybe one day you'll be able to go back

One day. One day. Well, I can get back now, but I love it here. I love this country

It's fucking weird weird. Weird place. Yeah, but I mean very weird place. Are you an East

East Sideer like me and Matt used to be? I'm e- like Matt is that and I still love the east. Yeah. Yeah same. I'm over in Eagle Rock

All the best. You know I was saying at my friend, my buddy's house in Eagle Rock for about three months when I got here. Eagle Rock is the best. It feels like West is like a nightmare. How is it? I don't know why people ever would want to do that. I think yeah I used to have to go to the

AMC Century City and the City mall for all my screenings and it's like the most like

dissociating experience. That's where I grew up don't talk shit about that.

Wow yeah that mall is wild it's such a strange be so many great experiences at that mall

sneaking Johnny Rockets chili fries into movies.

Going to the Italy.

Nah, this is pre-E Italy.

The mall used to be dog shit.

And then now it's like fancy mall. Now it's a nice mall. But you know, stealing books from the

Brentanos. What else was there? What else did I do? None of these stories include me doing something cool like finger blasting or something?

Yeah, I sucked.

Yeah, I started with where I was in New Zealand in a COVID lockdown and I was meant to be shooting Mr. Organ, but I was just trapped in the house, not allowed to leave, which is the worst feeling when you've got documentary story happening in front of you,

but the government doesn't let you leave the house.

It was a very annoying feeling and so that's when I started writing.

Also, if the government didn't let me leave the house, I would simply overthrow the government, David.

It's the American way.

I haven't learned the way yet.

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