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I’m getting real tired of LA.

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I dunno, if there is any youthful energy anymore I can’t find it, and looking back what I did find was ungodly focused on partying being at parties. From the East Coast, the reputation of LA was this crazy place of crazy people but getting here you notice its own, accurate, long-term image of itself as the national capital of boring suburbanism. And true! The eastside is really kind of shabby and lacking, and the westside is full of tools. I guess I thought there’d at least be a lot of creative energy in the town what with the entertainment industry and all, but I guess by that logic Detroit would be full of oil.

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I dunno, where else to go then? Maybe follow a bunch of people out to the pacific northwest, they seem to have fun there. Or a college town somewhere. One of those places where it’s like they took a real metropolis and shaved off just the young rich cosmpolitan educated part.

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And do what there? Hell, I dunno, you can write anywhere. Maybe I can open a D.P. Dough franchise or something.

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