| Because we moved to a small town In Arizona. |
| We live in a town–Bisbee, Arizona. |
| It’s a beautiful
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| little town, 6,000 people on the Mexican Border. |
| It’s far away from anything And anyone, but you
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| have to, Like, be polite to people. |
| It’s not like here, “fuck you Faggots,” and I run out the
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| Backdoor, and I don’t come back For two years and– And people do, they’ll just Bring their
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| children to a party. |
| They don’t even ask. |
| Like who would think that’s okay To bring kids? |
| It’s like
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| you’ve invited me to Your wedding, and I go, “just Brought chickens with me. |
| I got a pen full of
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| chickens. |
| I won’t even ask. |
| I’ll just bring them and assume That’s okay. |
| “I brought my chickens.
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| Yeah, congratulations. |
| Yeah, they squawk and peck and– But they won’t hurt anyone They’ll just
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| fucking bring this Whole shindig down.” |
| So you try to be polite, Passive-aggressive, “oh yeah, You
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| you might not wanna bring Your kids to this party. |
| There’ a lot of my comic friends Are gonna be
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| here. |
| It gets out of control. |
| And then they’d think you’re Worried about their kids. |
| No, I’m
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| worried about my party, Asshole. |
| “oh, come on, don’t worry about The kids. |
| They’ve heard every
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| word in the Book.” |
| Yeah, except for fuck off, they Haven’t heard those words often Enough ’cause
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| it’s a party, man. |
| “put them in a corner, they’ll Entertain themselves.” |
| Yeah, while they irritate
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| Everybody else. |
| It’s partying. |
| My friends are doing fucking Rails of prescription drugs They’ve
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| chopped up, crush a Giant line of adderall, and they Snort it off a coffee table and Get to the
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| end, and then your Fucking pie-faced kids playing With a goddamn choo-choo train. |
| “ah! |
| Oh! |
| Ah!
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| I wanna go home.” |
| It’s a buzz kill. |
| It’s horrific. |
| That’s the only drugs to do in Bisbee. |
| It’s kind of a
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| dry town. |
| Drugs come through Bisbee, That’s what’s fucked up. |
| We’re on the Mexican border
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| Where they have border patrol, National guard, minutemen, Militias, trying to stop the Flow of
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| aliens and drugs coming Through, but all those drugs are coming through, they don’t stop. |
| I’d
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| lived there six years. |
| It’s the driest place I’ve ever Seen. |
| So I can–there’s no weed if You–I don’t
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| smoke it, Occasionally, but there’s blow That’s torn apart and stepped On. |
| It’s like a 3-2-blow.
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| Hey, little local, gotcha, huh? |
| A little local gotcha. |
| Hey, I’m so clever. |
| Here’s a big night in Bisbee.
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| Sometimes I’ll take two Xanax And two laxatives at bedtime, And I’ll play chicken in my sleep.
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| That’s a thrill ride. |
| That’s a hometown thrill ride Because it’s kind of like three Highs at once,
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| because it starts Out as a downer, turns into Gambling… Wakes up as a huge amphetamine, Like,
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| “oh! |
| Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.” |
| You do that on the road, it’s Not really a risk ’cause that’s Not really
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| your bed. |
| But you do that at the house in Your own tempur-pedic, you wake Up with a jolt. |
| “ah,
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| oh, oh, oh, oh.” |
| Won again, I won again. |
| Double or nothing? |