Oct. 8, 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Jigsaw Youth at Louder Than Life 2024

PipemanRadio Interviews Jigsaw Youth at Louder Than Life 2024

TaPipemanRadio Interviews Jigsaw Youth at Louder Than Life 2024.

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Hey, you have then too censure. I'm see wow.

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Show.

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This is Pipman here on the Adventures Playman be four

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cy Radio and I'm here with.

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Maria from Jigsaw Youth and Nastasia from Jigsaw Youth.

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Nice. And you just played here at Louder than Life.

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Did that blow your mind that you're like so early

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in the first day and there's still people out there

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that are like, yes, they're playing now.

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Yeah, it was definitely surprising.

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I knew it was gonna be a great experience just

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because it is Louder than Life and anything with catering

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makes me feel like a rock star. But we ended

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up we ended up with a really great crowd and

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they threw down and that was awesome.

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I love it. I love it.

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I love your spikes too. Those are but yeah, those

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are badass. Like back in the day that that would

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be something like if somebody pissed me off, I have

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to take off because I would mess them up with

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it totally.

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They won't like, they won't let us into shows with

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it on.

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Usually yeah right, nowadays, no.

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They almost kicks me off a plane for my choker.

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I had a choker like this really, Yes, that's so stupid.

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This is what it is.

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It's a life of being a punk, I know, right.

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People don't realize though, punks are like one big family

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and they're.

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Probably the nicest people. Oh yeah, it's the people you have.

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To worry about are the ones not wearing spikes as

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when you're a punk.

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When you're a punk, you know what it's like to

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be an outsider, so then you can kind of empathize

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with other punks who also feel like outsiders exactly.

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Well, you know what.

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And that was the bummer about when I was a teenager,

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because punks and metal heads were both the outsiders and

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we fought each other. Like if you had long hair

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and you went to a punk show, you got your

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ass beat and vice versa. And I was both, but

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I did have long hair. So as an example, the

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coolest place to get your spikes then was Poser on

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Melrose and it was owned by some punks and I

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went with my punk friends and we were in there.

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For like are you from that was la.

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Yeah, I've heard of this place.

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Yeah, yeah, it's in Holloway And.

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They like, do they specialize in shit like that?

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Right?

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Yes?

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Famous place? Yeah sure, which is why I wanted to go,

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of course.

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But I couldn't go on my own because I was

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a long hair Okay, So I went with my punk

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friends who knew the owners. We were in there for

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like two seconds, yeah, and my friends come over me

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we gotta go, and I'm like, I'm like fifteen, I'm

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like why, We'll tell you outside. We need to leave

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right now. And when we got outside, Yeah, the owners

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called us over. They were pissed off we brought you

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in here and they were They said, if we didn't

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get you out of the store quickly, they were gonna

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kick your ass.

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Yeah.

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I would have been like, try me, bitch, try me.

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Let me tell you. We don't rock like that, never did,

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never will.

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I love that because there are still some old school

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punks that still have that philosophy.

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Yeah, And it's like it's stupid.

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It's stupid because we were both the ones getting our

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asses kicked and school by the jocks like why not

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band together? And we were way more outcast and now

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because now there's a much bigger commedian there were.

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Like five of us.

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It's because there's also like a little bit of and

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I'm even guilty of this, like a bit of pretentiousness,

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where like you're like, I'm edgy, I'm different, I'm.

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More edgy than you, I'm more and that's not punk.

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Yeah, and that's, at the end of the day, not punk.

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So but I feel like nowadays, like our art generation

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is like it's because alternative fashion is what's popular.

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Yeah, I get really excited.

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When I see a punk and then they're like o

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Levia Rodrigo, which is fine, totally fine, but you're like

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kind of misleading me because I'm getting excited.

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Right when I was a teenager, the only people that

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had tattoos were punks and metal heads. The only people

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had peer scenes were punk and metal heads. So you

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knew your people. Now prep beans with pier scenes and tattoos,

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that's how we would be. We were like, no, the

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prepp Bees can't do that, but it's cool that we

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can all get along now. And like I was just

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a riot fest, which is generally a punk festival, but

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Slayer played and we could all be together as one,

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and really because we should, because we are the real one.

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It's funny what you said about the pretentious because I

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dated not that long ago a lead singer of a

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punk band and she was so old school, like anti metal,

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anti metal head, and I'm like both, So I'm like, yeah,

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that doesn't fly too well.

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It just depends, like what you're in it for.

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Like we're we're music lovers, right, so we don't really

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care what genre like we listen.

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We go from like punk to metal, to funk to

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hip hop.

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I love that.

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If it's good, I.

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Love that, I enjoy it.

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That's what it should be because listen, how many punks

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listen to other music? Most of them, like nobody just

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listens to one genre of music.

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Come on, you're cutting yourself off from a lot of

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really beautiful things in life if you do that.

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No doubt.

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And if you talk to which I have in recent years,

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the old school punks like the Subhumans and the Discharge

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GBH I've interviewed, all.

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Would scream nice and those are our home boys. Now

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like nice, you want to talk about actual like legends,

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punk legends, and they're into everything. Those guys, yeah, and

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they're the ones that you ask, you know what I mean. Yeah,

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they're the fucking best.

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I was talking with the singer last year of Discharge,

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and we were talking about how stupid it was that

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we hated each other when we were teenagers, like, and

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that's basically how it was.

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It was the gatekeeping bulls.

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Yeah, we never rocked like that. We're pretty like we're

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pretty friendly with everybody, and like we don't have to

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play a part because we are the part, you know

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what I mean. Like I mean, I don't I barely

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got tattoos, I got little things. I don't give a shit.

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I am punk, you know what I mean. I live

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my life like that, Like I don't have to pretend

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this is what I'm about.

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Punk is an attitude. It's not a fashion. It's not exactly.

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It's gonna do what you want as long as you're

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on asshole and that's good enough.

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That's literally what life should be about.

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So what's the coolest experience you've had in this musical

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journey so far?

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Today?

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God love it.

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There's so many, No, today is definitely one of them.

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We did open for Mega Death last year with Biohazard

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and on Earth, and I was like a top tier experience,

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but also just hitting the road, like on a bigger note,

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just hitting the road, being in different cities every day

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with your best friends, and then like seeing your you know,

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all your hard work come to fruition and like you

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really see that people are showing up and the streams

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are going up, or when you meet new people and

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you go out and you get to like meet like

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my people. I feel like once we started touring was

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the first time meeting the artists that we were on

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the road with where we felt like we actually belonged.

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There's always you know, we're from Staten Island.

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So I was gonna I was gonna give you a

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ship for that too.

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Like yeah, I mean it's all good, But.

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Do you live there the Arthur Kill.

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No, So I'm on the other end by the Arizana. Okay, cool,

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but you know we pop over to arthur Comes sometimes.

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But we well we practiced now in Jersey, but we're

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all like we're from there. But yeah, I mean, what

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was I talking about?

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Who cares? Now we're on Staten Island? Who cares? I

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used to be manager of.

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This pool starre called Harrows that was really big and

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they went out of business. I don't know how long ago,

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but they were around for six years and people I

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was in Jersey managing the Jersey Store, just on the

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other side of Outerbridge, and people would come over from

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Staten Island and they'd be like, I'm from Staten Island.

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What are you gonna do for me?

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What are you gonna do for me?

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I'm like, fucking nothing. You're not from Manhattan. You're at

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our garbage dump.

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We do have a dump, but.

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We grass over it.

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Yeah, it's all good. Its grass. Don't worry. Don't look

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at that. Don't worry about that. We're gonna put it.

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We're gonna put a park over it. It's gonna be fine.

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Yeah, exactly.

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That's really what they did. No standing now on you

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know what it is like, we wrap it like, we

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don't hide it. We don't say like, oh, we're from

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I mean, yes, we technically are from New York City.

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We are a part of the city, so we we

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have it on our merchant ship. But I actually kind

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of like it, like it's an underdog burrow and you

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know what I mean, Like, I'm we're always from the mud,

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from the trenches in some fucking fashion. So I feel

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like if anything. It's super fitting.

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Nice.

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I like it because really I always busted people's chops

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only because they acted.

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Like they were like that.

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But stat I mean, Staten Island's no different than any

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place in Jersey either, you know what I.

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Mean, Like we're cooler, but it's like, no, we challenge

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like all the time. I'm always by the beach.

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But yeah, I used to live down the shore Ocean

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in Ocean Township by Adsbury.

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Oh okay, yeah that's where we're at. We're in Long

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Branch in Asbury all the time. Yeah, it's cool that

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there's a nice music scene down there.

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You know.

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I like to get a cocktail by the beach.

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There you go, you know where I go. There you go.

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And so tell us what you got going on now

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after this, after this?

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So right now, this is day two or well not

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day two, but it's our second show of a tour

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that we're on, opening for Bob Villain. So tomorrow's cool, Yeah,

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they're amazing. Yeah, tomorrow we have to drive all the

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way to Montreal.

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That's gonna be fun. And then the day after that

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is Toronto and my birthday.

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So I got to spend my birthday.

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Yeah, I got to spend my birthday with my best

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friends playing music, and that's it's a good life.

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Every year, my birthday is at the next standing Wimmer

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festival after Shock.

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Are you gonna be there?

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Oh? Yeah, we're gonna be there, so see.

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Well wait you have you been after Shock yet at all?

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No, this is gonna be our first time.

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So we'll have to chill for my birthday because the

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media area there is like the coolest of all of

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them because it's a media artists lounge.

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Yeah, so it's like here where you have you know

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the trip now.

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Yeah, Like it's real intimate and everybody, all the arts,

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they all hang out there like all day, all night.

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Oh is the coolest network time. Yeah, it'll be a

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love for sure. For sure.

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What's your birthday?

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October eleventh?

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Oh my god, Libra Gang.

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Yeah absolutely, I'm a total Libra, which is why I

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like punk and metal for two sides.

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We're playing the twelve so come through. They're gonna be

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on the Judas Priest Stains Cold Chamber stage.

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So nice. You guys should get up with priests.

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You should get up there with priests, Like tell how

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for like we gotta get up there and play with

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you guys.

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We love Cold Chamber. I just saw Stains two weeks ago,

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so like that stage is totally up our alley. I

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think alien Ant Farm is also on that stage. So

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we're excited.

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So if you add, if you had your like bucket

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list band a tour with, who.

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Would be death Tones?

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Nice? Agreed, look at I agreed.

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I like it.

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So now we gotta make it happen. We're putting it

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out there.

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Please and death Tolls listen now if you're listening to this,

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take us up to onl with you.

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There's Stack Island, there's that stat Island.

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I can hear them being like definitely mad, so trust me.

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So how do people connect you on socials? By your

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merge go your site all that good stuff.

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Yeah so Jigsaw Youth band on Instagram, Jigsaw Youth on Facebook,

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Jigsaw Youth on Twitter or x X now sorry merch yeah,

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it's it's fucking Twitter. Merch is always available with the

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link in our bio. We always have a button up.

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We got a big cartel. You can shop around on

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there right now. The cool shit is only available at

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the shows, so you have to pull up and then

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after we will consider putting it online. But everything else

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is on there. Our tour dates are Spotify, follow us

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on Spotify, Jigsaw Youth and yeah, we're pretty up to

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date with all of our platforms for the most part.

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Except we can't fucking get TikTok down.

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I just like, it's just a lot of work, it is.

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That's why listen, what's our TikTok jig Sawest Band.

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I think Jake saw Youth Band help us out.

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Yeah, I mean, like I started doing TikTok, I'm like,

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I don't know how these people do this. It's so

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much fucking work eight hours to make a one minute video.

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You have to be especially in this business it's being

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its content creation. Yeah, and that is a full time job,

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like getting together, getting everyone's schedule to line up, writing

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out skits, writing out what you're gonna do, plotting it out,

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scheduling the post to be posted at the peak time

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when everyone's on their phones and putting like that. Those

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guys like they don't work nine to five, but they're

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working all fucking day.

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Oh no, I feel bad for ours nowadays. All the

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work you gotta do, Like back in the day, it

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was just get fucked up and go play.

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You know what? It's just the industry's gonna change overnight

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all the time. It's always gonna be like this. So

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it's like, if you want to keep up, you better

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stay up, you know what I mean? Like and I'm

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down for the ride. It's just, yeah, it's a lot

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of work, but especially because we're independent, we have no manager,

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we have no label.

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We really are.

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Yeah, so we're trying to really like cross off check

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all the boxes. But we're we're doing all right. We're

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here now.

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Yeah, oh I just heard it Staten Island right there.

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But I have to say too, when you guys walked

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up earlier and you told them up there yet, like

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we haven't done this. You are better than most interviews

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that I have, so really, yes, absolutely.

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Want to like look and sound stupid, and I don't

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want to be wrong about things, so I might as well.

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Just like you can't be wrong.

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It's our own products exactly, and you just be yourself.

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This all works like like I alloted thirty minutes for

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each interview, even though like we've been flying through them

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and I'm like, I don't know, I didn't know, I

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don't know anything. I've never been here before.

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Let's say you're doing good because it's all learning experience,

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it's all part of just be yourself.

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That's all.

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If you're an artist. Okay, this is the business part

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of it isn't supposed to be what you just be

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yourself and be an artist.

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And that's what makes we enjoy both, Like we love

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to create and I love making new connections and opening

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up because it opens up doors. And we're just genuinely

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grateful for everything. And so I feel like that's why

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it's been coming back to us, just karma, Like we

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just we really believe in our mission, statement and our

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product and we're gonna do everything in our power to

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push that.

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You know, well, I love you guys now.

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Like having an interview, you get to know the artists

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better than just seeing them up on stage, for sure.

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So thanks for being here at Ladder than Life and

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can't wait to see it after Shock. And yes, thanks

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for being on the Avengers pipe man.

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Correct, let's do it.

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We're gonna celebrate both of our birthdays together.

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In California.

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And you know that other thing you were talking about earlier,

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it's legal there, so that goes on in that backstage area.

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Oh really yeah yeah.

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Yeah, yeah, let me give you a little story about that.

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Let's hear that.

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So we were on tour last year. We were in

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the state of Indiana for literally like less than twelve hours.

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Our van gets pulled over and searched. They find a

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CBD vape on me and stuff on other people in

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the van, and like we I ended up getting a

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possession of controlled substance charge and having to go to court.

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Last a.

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I got, yeah, and I had to spend a night

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in jail.

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And welcome to mid the Midwest.

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Yeah, shackled in my orange jumpsuit.

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And so.

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In order to avoid going a trial and possibly like

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spending up to a year in jail for a CBD vape,

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I am in a six month drug program.

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I have to check in every morning. Yeah, it ends

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December first, so you know.

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That.

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But yeah, so I have two months left. I have

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to check in every morning. It's so annoying. I get randomly.

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Selected to get tested and I just have to have

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consecutive negative tests until it's over.

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What happens after shock, You get a contact TI because

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it's legal there everybody.

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Look I looked it up.

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I looked into it. If you're like a windows open,

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if the air is circulating. It's fine because I've been

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around people that like have been smoking and it's fine.

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Well there you go.

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Yeah, so just gotta get through after shot. Yeah, but

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you know what, I'm dead ass like blacklisting Indiana. I'm

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never playing there again. And if people want to see

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us play there, you should vote for better people to

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run your state.

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I am now an activist. Until the legislation has changed,

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I'm not playing in your state.

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Wait, what's even worse is the CBD fucking oil that

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she got in trouble for that fucking spring or that summer.

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They made it legal, so as she's going to jail

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that night, there's a CBD store open for sale for

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business and still charge her.

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That's ridiculous.

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That's America for you.

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I'm telling you, well.

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Literally, like you drive through every state and it's like

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different countries like.

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You, like, I don't know.

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I'm an ignorant musician and I don't know fifty states laws.

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I say it all the time, like it is every

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state is a different country, and it's.

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From New York anything goes bro exactly.

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I remember when I moved to LA from New Jersey.

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I wasn't even there two days and I'm crossing the street.

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There wasn't a car anywhere in sight for miles and

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a cop pulls me over and gives me a jaywalking ticket.

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And I literally was like, what's jaywalking?

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Like?

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I never jaywalk, right, I don't even know where it is. Like,

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jaywalking in New York City is like, just make sure

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you don't get hit my car.

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Walking in New York you play froggers. Jaywalking originated in

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these and carriage when the Buggies were running the fucking city.

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There you go, this is where people were learning to jaywalk.

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Oh my god, bro, that is fucking crazy.

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Well you guys rock you're fun too, and we're gonna

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we're gonna have a lot of fun at Aftershock.

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So there it is.

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Thank you so much.

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Thank you for being on the Venus pipe Man.

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Thank you for listening to the Adventures of Papemin on

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