Late night E trip with art show stories

Can you see me? I can. Don't worry. Alright, so this is one night. I was on E. I've never tried E before. But you know, tonight just... Oh, I guess it's tonight. Well, tonight I ended up popping two E pills. Triple stacks each. I'll be the first to say that. I don't care. I'm torched. So anyways. Three. So that's six. So how do you feel? You know, honestly, I'm a little let down. Really? You don't feel extremely horny right now? You know, I gotta be honest with you now. I wish I did. I thought it was supposed to instigate some feelings. Well, maybe when you're in that situation. But in basketball powers, I'm not in that situation. In basketball powers, I was stuck under a tree. Thinking, fuck. What is that feeling? Are those ants crawling down my neck? Or is that just me tripping the fuck out? But it turns out, I thought about it. And what happened? I'm under a tree. There should be ants. So anyways, I bugged them off with my shoulders and stuff. And then I panicked. I'm like, fuck, am I tripping out? And I was texting my dad. Hey man, I wanna go home now. Whatever. I'm like, no man. I just thought there was some ants going down my neck. Turns out it was fine. You guys came out and I was like, oh shit. But did you end up having a good time? Yeah, I'm having a fucking good time right now. But here we are. Six stacks. And that's the end of this recording. I just ended that recording. Unless you want me to continue. Hey man, that was good. Yeah? Yeah. That was really good. Thanks man. Hey, so, um, tell us about the first time you ever did E. First time I ever did E? Damn, it's actually kinda funny. Well, how does it feel right now? How do you feel? Are the lights tripping you out? Is... I gotta tell you the truth, dude. You know? Is it weird that you're in LA? Nothing. I feel completely fucking sober. And it's weird because Melissa's over there tripping your balls out. And I'm over here like fuck man, I wish I was tripping more out. Yeah, but initially she wasn't really tripping that hard and that's why she wanted the second one. That's right. Now she gots it and look where she's at. Yeah, now she's in it. Now she's in it. Maybe you need to get instigated a little bit more. Maybe. Get on that mic right there, Melissa. I need to get stimulated a little more. Melissa, go stimulate him. More stimulation. You should vibe through the air. Put the headphones on. Yeah, put them on Melissa. Good times. Good times, people. Good times. With your double six stack mic. Oh, this is too much. Is it blowing your mic? A little bit. Okay, this is not giving you awkward silences because awkward silences are a waste of time and that's just not... That's bad for the radio. I think I'm the only one crossfading right now. Alright, well since you're crossfading, how can you speak to this, right now? I mean, I'm like... Hey, Eileen, tell us about your art show tonight. You had art... That's right, I did. It was my first art show. I feel very, very glad that I got to be a part of Booze and Pancakes. Yeah. Thank you. And it was... although it was in the back in a really dark corner. Fuck it, I was there. Who cares? I was there. You know what? I walked past your art several times just to kind of check out who else was checking it out. Yeah, I saw people looking at it. Every time I went, I didn't see. Notice how you said you walked past it. He didn't stop staring and say, I know her. I didn't want to show off too much for her. I know that artist. I know the artist. I'm with the artist. But it's okay though. You said you were in a dark corner somewhere. Well, think about it. At that same moment, I was under a dark tree thinking there was an ant crawling down my neck. That's no fucking joke. That's exactly what happened. Basically, what had happened is we were in the same place at the same time. We just didn't know. Wow, that's... But now we do. Now it's everybody else. Everybody else knows now too. It's not that much of a secret now, is it? We only have like 100,000 listeners right now, so not that many people know about it. It'll be fine. It was a good show. So tomorrow is going to be the second show. May 4th. Today. No one gonna give a shit tomorrow. Oh, well, that's right. That's right. That'll be interesting. I hope the bands are gonna be as badass as they were tonight because those guys were really kicking ass. I only liked that one band. Everyone else was boring. That band was really good. They were mixing um... What was it? Did you say Swing and Electro? House. I don't think House. House and Swing. You and Melissa were like initially the only... You, Melissa, and John here were the only ones on the floor dancing. And then we pumped it up. We pumped it up. Oh, John! People were like coming and then they were like moving and shaking their asses and it was like awesome. Pastries with tea. Was John shaking his ass? Pastries with tea. He really was. He was like getting down and he was like making shit pop. There you go. There you go. Shake it, John. Shake it. Later. Good times. Eileen, what did you think of some of the other art? I thought that it was very, very professional. It was very legitimate. It was very you know, they could tell the passion within the different artists. You could tell that they really, really put their being into creating something that they wanted to show other people and I thought that was very, very very well displayed. The event was pretty well organized. It was. Typically when you go to these like warehouse galleries in the artist district, it's kind of like free for all, whatever. This thing was like professional. Yeah, this is really... The guy himself Tom Curlin, he said he put it up there. He said you guys should be not only doing not doing... I'm sorry to interrupt. My bad. We just lost one. Mel's over there drifting around and circling. She's having a good time. She's having a good time. Yeah. She took off her earphones. Apparently lights are very, very very interesting when you're on the I suppose. I'm pretty okay. They're annoying me. Anyway, the point is it was a good night. I really liked it. What's next, Eileen? They're gonna go in my room and get hung on the wall. No, but you're creating new art all the time, right? You should be. Yeah, I have some ideas of other stuff to do. I like the idea of implementing glass on canvas. I thought that's very interesting. It's apparently a whole art to do that. Do you want to blow your own glass? Make your own glass? No, use... I mean my idea is recycled most of the time, so it's gonna be glass that's broken, that's thrown away, and I'm just gonna snatch it right up and implement it so it won't be not only a hazard, but in the dumps. Try melting that down, making it into blown glass. That'd be doper. That's dope. Recycling. I don't know. I'm too clumsy. I apologize. I'm too clumsy for that. I can help you. I'd probably like really fuck up somehow. It'd be fine. Do you know how to do that? I know how to do anything. You know how to melt glass and blow it out? If I learn, I know I can do it. Have you done it though? No. Then you're full of shit. No. I have a list of other shit I can do. Well that's obviously not one of them. Yeah. Obviously. You know what, just for that I'm gonna learn tonight. I'm loving your fucking face smell. I'm serious. That's exactly what I'm gonna do, Ben. If I go to sleep, I'm gonna look it up and I'm gonna learn. And I'm like, ha. You already fucked up. It's too late. It's too late. No. No. Cause no one will go fuck tomorrow and when I say this tomorrow I'm gonna go fuck about that. And that's all that matters. I learned. And got rubbed in Eileen's face. But um, for now I don't know how to blow glass and I suck. And you can't rub that in my face from now on. But until then. So have you done any tattoos lately? Uh, yeah. Did you do any one this week? No. Did you do it to them hard? And make them bleed? Actually the last person I did a tattoo on was myself and yes I did do it to myself hard and I did make myself bleed. That sounds rough. Shit hurt. It's right here on my thigh. I wish I could show you guys a picture. Some character. Almost come out with two eyes. Ended up with one. Really? How that happened. Oh. Maybe you should have been on ecstasy that time. You're supposed to have a perfect smile. For some reason it looked like it went through a horrible battle with gingivalis. Yeah. That's bad. Yeah. I'm sorry. Maybe you should have had a mirror down there like a teenage girl. I was looking around. I don't need a mirror. Just make sure everything's in the right place. But um, I wish I suck until now. I mean you gotta practice somewhere. That's right. Might as well fuck myself over I fuck in Europe. That's right. Practice makes perfect, right? But yeah, it does. So what would you say is your most interesting tattoo that you've done on somebody? It's gonna have to be out of all of them, a Raider symbol. Is it cause you're a fan? No, it's just cause it was the first one I did. Raider symbol. Where was that located? Honestly, I grew up with the Raiders. Really? You know, I grew up with all that stuff. It was always around me. Now I don't really care. And was it a guy or a girl? It was a girl. That's hardcore. I gave her more props. That is hardcore. It was on her left ass cheek for the record. Was it a good left ass cheek or was it a eh, I don't know about this right now. Her left cheek was pretty hot. She was light skinned. Tiger scars. Mole on the upper left corner. I remember that for sure. So that's why it was your favorite cause half of the time you were all slobbering. The other half you were trying to get your shit together. Nah. It was just another ass. It wasn't all ridiculous. Come on. Haven't I, how many times have I said that? Ass comes and goes people. It comes and goes. Bitches come and go. You know what I saw? I saw the money after she gave it to me after I finished tattooing. It's just an ass. It was good? It was sitting in front of me. It was just there. I was making it bleed. I was giving it too hard. But um, I didn't take it. I did not take it. I was there for the taking. Not taking it. Moving on now. Jeremy don't put this on the air. Too late for that. Are you serious? Yeah. Oh my god no. Everything we do is on the air. I don't know why I feel you taking it. The recording sign isn't on so I don't believe you. Okay. I'll play it for you later then. Oh you fucking dick you just turned it on right now. Well here we are. Even if we did just start right now. George. Right here on Skid Row Studios. What's up LA? We're fucking up man. Fucking up. You'll be fine dude. What's up with that? Anyways let's go over what we did again. How's Melissa? Update. And we have... And we have... And we have... John over here. John come on in and tell a story. Be cool. Be cool with it like us. Like we're trying to pretend to be. Put on the earphones. Can I just make something up? Well put on the earphones first. The earphones are right there. Connected to that cord hanging off the table. Right in front of you. George is using the wrong headphones. Switch. Switch. There you go. There you go. Does it really matter? There you go. You hear us now? Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. So I guess I'm using the wrong headphones. Yes now it's your time to do story time. So... How was your night? Are you on ecstasy first of all? Or are you cross fading? Cause we all wanna know. I've just been drinking. Are you horny? I have liquor and... Partially. I have liquor and... Can you actually answer that? Regular beer. Alright. Alright. You wanna call that cross fading? I see your nipples are instigated. What's up with that? I'm excited. This is fun. Oh. Oh. I'm surprised everyone else's nipples aren't just like bopping out. Yeah I don't know about that. Mel are your nipples excited? She has no idea. No. She said no people. She's more concentrated on the light. It wasn't happening for her. Alright. So uh... So far tonight. Beer is a big story. I thought. You were the one with the art show going on. Yeah. That was really fun. I was so excited. I was so excited. I was like so excited. I got sick this week and I actually ended up going to the emergency room today. Cause I got really. I got too excited. And I was freaking out. That's kind of like yeah. I've never been that excited. Yeah I was. I didn't know. As a little kid with my best toys coming. I could be that excited and I was. And I ended up in the emergency room. But I'm cool now people. I'm cool. That's the point. Like I obviously can't handle my shit. Yeah. I understand. And you're fine. Hey so how do you guys all know each other? Alright I'll start. Alright I know Mel. Through high school. And apparently I know Aileen through high school. But we don't know. We went to the same high school. We didn't know each other. I'll let Aileen take it. I met all of them tonight. Okay yeah. Jon's new. So me and Mel. Went to the same middle school. And we ended up dating the same guy. Nice how was that? And at first I was the evil bitch. That's how we met. That's right. We all dated the same guy. Exactly. And. You too Jon. I would think so. We knew you had some kinky in there. Those nipples were too pointy tonight. I thought so. So we met through him. And now. Best friends. What neighborhood was this? In the city of Southgate. Southgate Middle School. That's right. You want to talk to him? Where the Cholos be at. That's where I went. And you walk down the street and they're like where you from? And I'm just kind of like. I'm from LA. Where are you from? LA. Am I the only one that's happened that too? I get confused every time they ask me that. I usually don't get picked up at Cholos. So everyone here is born and raised in LA? I was born and raised in LA. LA County. Where were you born? What city exactly? I was born in Hollywood in the hospital called the Queen of Angels. That sounds pretty dope. I was born in East Los Angeles. You lost. LA. Mine's more boring. Who's next? Where are you born? Where are you from? I was born in Artesia. In a hospital called Pioneer Hospital. And it doesn't exist anymore. The hospital went out of business right after they got rid of it. It was like, ah we can't. I was the only girl born that day. At that hospital. You think you're so cool. What day were you born? November 18th. We were both born on the 18th. She's November and I'm March. So I was just meant to be man. Sounds like it. Where were you born John? Oh where? Where I was born in Belfer. I think all your stories. Wait what about you Jeremy? Where were you born? I was born in a big pink hospital. In Honolulu, Hawaii. In Honolulu? Okay I fucking lost. You can't just stop there. It was a naval hospital. Called Tripler Hospital. And everybody that lives there knows about it. Knows it as the big pink hospital on the hill. Wow. And I went back there years later to try to visit the hospital I was born in. But it's a military base. So I couldn't even get on to see the hospital. Why couldn't you just be like, I was born here. Bitch let me in. They didn't give a fuck. It sucks. I feel pain. I still say you should have been screaming up in there. My hospital doesn't exist anymore either. Aww. I don't even know if my hospital still exists. I hope mine does. Jesus no one else does. I'm pretty sure Kaiser might still be there. Kaiser's definitely still there. So I got a question for everybody. What do you think is the benefit of growing up in a city like Los Angeles or around Los Angeles? Something that other people... That's easy. You become a gangster and you become a professional. Hell yeah. I guess that's the male perspective. Or you can just be a professional gangster. Exactly. But yeah I know how to manipulate that. Yeah I know. It depends on you man. Are you taking advantage or you just let it die to your fingers? I don't know man. I think the gangster thing it feels to me overrated. And it doesn't sound like there's a lot of ass involved as they promised. They promised a lot of ass. You're talking about being dope. I never see it cracking. I just poke the mic. It seems like a big disappointment to me. I don't know. As in it should be more extreme than people make it? I feel like it's you know if you're a gangster if you're original gangster you know you can like he said you can play the game you can get away with stuff and I feel like it's not like that anymore. Now it's little middle schoolers trying to be cool and they're little gangs. That's just because you're old now. Yeah exactly. Even as I was in middle school it was like come on man. What's the point of that man? That means you were doper than all of us. Or you're just a nerd and you just start to stick with number two. I was a nerd. Do you think the gangs are as strong as they've always been here in LA? Or has it died off some? I think it has died off some. I would say it's died off some. But maybe it's just not getting any coverage. Yeah I think before it was a main headliner often and now it's not really that much. Of course the gangs were out in the early 90s and the black guys. I know that there was a lot of high schools that they even had breakdowns to get in because it was such an issue before. Yeah. Outside looks like LA County. Whereas it's not. I feel I haven't really seen that as much as before. Crenshaw High. It's like a freaking metal detector. They still have the metal detectors? Kids not these. I don't know if they do now but I know they did back then. Even my brother's school has that. Hacienda Heights. You know what else? What is it? The Jaguars. They're like near Paramount. Jordan. Jordan. There you go. Jordan had a really huge issue back then. But I don't know if they have that. Any high school named Jordan is really good. Have you guys ever had to I beat them in chocolate. have to deal with any gang issues where like you know some guy comes up to you and asks you where you're from and you know what he's talking about. Not so much. I used to live right outside of the park. Where does that happen? I saw some guy. You know what that happens in Foxwoods. You know like you walk around and cut a head. It does happen in Connecticut. You do not walk around and cut a head. I saw a guy walk around and cut a head. Back in Hacienda Heights. And this guy was walking out of the park and he had like a boombox or whatever and he was killing whatever and I was like playing catch with my neighbors uncle who lives across the street and we're messing around and then we hear like a commotion and this guy got fucking stabbed with a goddamn Phillips head screwdriver for his little ghetto blaster. And some guy picked a jam. Wow. And he had cameras and whatever came afterwards. It was just like crazy like madness around the place. I just remember looking around and my neighbor he was like go go go. That was like the only time I've come to So back in the day of the like zoot suit riots where kind of a lot of those gangs got formed. Like the reason to have the gang was to protect that neighborhood. Exactly. But then later it changed into something where like people were getting stabbed for fucking radio. Yeah you know I understand that I understand that more now especially studying that where you know all these gangs and all these You just brought back to high school I was just brought back to high school saying zoot suit. All this stuff was really from where that came from. Growing up in it you don't really realize that that's how it all started you just know that you know this corner is this gang this corner is that gang and you're not sure like why is this happening and it sucks to know that the whole history has evolved from the zoot suit kind of area that the gangs are even here now. Yeah I don't know. I think. Gangs are always there man. I think LA is whatever you need it to be. So that's the major difference between a major metropolitan area like Los Angeles and like some shithole small town in the middle of America like you can't have certain opportunities in those other towns here you can do anything you want. Oh yeah overall yeah. California should just be it's own country. We don't need the rest of it. That's what it seems like. We don't need the rest of it. We need the rest of the world. Made in China. If we just float off into the Pacific. How much do you see that around? How well do we benefit from other states though? Yeah come on. We don't really. We have everything. Well other states okay I'm sorry. Yeah states I'm talking about states not countries. Beaches, mountains, deserts. That's right. We can go snowboarding one day. We can go surfing the next. We can go hiking. Diving off a cliff. 50 foot cliff, shanty flats. Dude you're in LA you can do that all in the same day. We can wine taste. We can drive by a cow and tip over a cow. We have sequoias. We have sequoias. We have redwoods. So does that make you feel like there's no reason to ever leave LA or California? Yeah because there's so much you'll never stop exploring. I will say this. I will never fully like move out of California. Yeah. But I would want to travel. Travel. Yeah definitely. Travel yeah. My home will always be California. Exactly. And you know it's right what me and Jeremy have talked about before where we live here so long we take it granted how much we have and how much it's special here where people from other states are just like dreaming of being in California and the weather is just so not like it here. San Diego has some hitching ass weather. Yeah. Cause we got a little muggy here and there. It's like San Diego is like perfect. San Diego is perfect. I'm saying that as a Southern Californian. Like we already have good weather. But I envy theirs. And you don't realize how lucky we are for having that when you until you go to the East Coast like Jeremy over here who is traumatized by the cold. Would you ever move to a different country? Just say you don't have to stay there forever but maybe a year. Oh yeah. I want to spend a year in a bunch of countries. Yeah. I want to move. I want to go like when I move and like travel around I want to live there for like a year and then take off somewhere else. What's number one on your list of a place you want to go to? Only be I like unlimited money status or like more than that? You can go there and do whatever you want. Where do you want to be? New Zealand? Exactly. Woo! High five! That's where Aileen wants to go. That's where I want to go. Why New Zealand? Because it's beautiful looking. There's crazy animals. And then That's exactly where I want to go! Australia is right across it. It's right next to it. Exactly. If you want to be scared of shit, you have like the most deadliest animals in all the world. Oh my god! Everywhere. Nine out of ten most dangerous fucking venomous snakes are all in Australia. Australia has camel spiders. Fuck that. It's the country of hell. That's what hell was like. The inspiration of hell is Australia. And my tide for favorite animal is right off the coast as well in Tasmania. I love Tasmanian devils. Tasmanian devils. Tasmanian devils and cheetahs are my two favorite animals. They're beasts man. They're scary as fuck. They're fucking marsupials. Crazy motherfuckers. Yeah. You know my favorite animal is? What? George. George? Yeah. I need to refill that. Jeremy, would you ever move out of California since you came from Pennsylvania yourself? I've wanted to come to California ever since I was a very small kid. But um, I don't know. I never say never for anything. Like I love New York City as well and I want to live in other countries as well and experience different cultures. But I do think that California is what I would, the closest thing I would call to home. Yeah. But that doesn't, yeah like John, like I would want to travel other places. Yeah. I really want to go to Tokyo. That would be awesome. Tokyo would be fun. That's definitely awesome. Just cause it's so radically different. Culturally, you know. That's definitely. That's the only thing about me in traveling. Like I would be deathly afraid of going to a new country and not being able to communicate at all with people. That's fine. I think that's the fun part. Yeah. You have to get by like every day. But then like even if, like you start to pick up things in there and like body language, gestures, it gets a long way. I would be so fucked. I would be lost in circles. Like I would be in the closet locking myself like in the bathroom like, I don't know. I don't know what's going on. I don't know what's going on. I don't understand what's going on. What are they saying? In a lot of other countries though you'll find that you're always gonna find someone that speaks English somewhere. Yeah, definitely. That's true. Everybody speaks English. I've been to Paris and Amsterdam and in Paris, you know, they they hate speaking English. But I got through it. Yeah. I don't know man. I don't know man. I'm scared. Obviously I'm the little bitch in this situation. Obviously. As Spanish speakers though, you have so much of the world that you can go to. All of South America, Spain. Like Spanish language opens you up to so many places. There's a lot of beautiful land down there. Corazon. Corazon. Corazon. Alright, I think we should do one of those things where we have to talk to each one of us individually. Indiscriminately. You guys talk. Okay, what's the question? We'll figure it out. It's your idea. Why are you here tonight? I am here because I am with the love of my life, Jeremy. At the moment, the love of my life. Jesus Christ. For the next five minutes. Mr. Cuddlypoo. John, why are you here? Because I just recently fell in love with Jeremy. Jeremy is my love. This is my five minutes, I thought. I'm gonna have to get outside for a little bit. I'm gonna have to take you down if it's more than five minutes. Five minutes I'll allow. I don't know. That's why I came. George, why are you here? Besides being on ecstasy and rolling your ass off right now. I don't know. I don't know why I'm here. The problem is here. And the advantage is I'm here. Anyways, Mel, why are you here tonight? Would you like to share, Mel? Why am I here? Yeah, why are you here? Such an intense question. Dude, just answer the question. Why are you here? I'm not asking you what led you. I'm just like, where do we come from? From when you first remember your first memory. Why are we here? Wait, what's your name? And 50 words or less. I'm here supporting my best friend in the whole wide world. Oh, that's me. I know her too. Yeah, we've introduced ourselves. What about you, Jeremy? Why are you here? Um, I think many years of exploration have brought me to this point in time. I like that. Yeah. He thought really long and hard about that one. Ever since I was last going to the beach, I was like, I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. I'm here. Moment of time. Enjoy the moment. Enjoy the moment. When the moment's not there, call the ex. How do you feel, Mel? Better? Are you able to drive? Yeah. Okay. That's good. It's getting kind of late, you guys. Some people need to sleep. What time is it? 2.25? I go to sleep with my kids. What time I start acting like I'm gonna be up late? What? What? What? They're catching up with us. Yeah, man. I remember when... I don't know about you guys. You just wanted to stay up past curfew. I never really had a curfew. What's up with that? Am I the only person who had a curfew? I guess I had a curfew. I just understood. It wasn't listed. I knew once it started to get dark. I gotta go home. What age are you talking at? I'm talking until you were like, 18. I would say until I was like... 14? I had a decent curfew. I gotta get going home. Boys are different. I think that's fucked up. Why is it different with boys? That's fucked up. Is it because they can't get pregnant? They can still get diseases. Damn. That's pretty much because we can get pregnant. What about you, George? I wish I could just say something simple but I can't. How early was your curfew? You're so mad. I was in the dungeon by 6, showering by 8, Then you rode the boat all across the Atlantic. Yes. And then at 9 I had to be in bed. Guess what? Here you are. No curfew now, bitches. I'm free. No curfew now. You gotta get going. I have a warm glass of milk over there for you. I think I'm done for the night. Alright, honey. It was nice talking to you. I'll talk to you one more time. And Melissa and Jeremy and John. Have a good night, guys. This is George Black. See you tomorrow. Bye.