Aaron Smith-Levin

And maybe there is something a little wrong with me.

Cause when I get a phone call from someone like, I just got this phone call about you.

And it's clear that it's Scientology PIs doing work behind the scenes.

I get really excited.

I get really excited.

I don't get nervous.

I'm like, Oh no, it's happening.

I'm like, Oh yeah, this is going to be exciting.

I'm like, okay.

Because everything they try to do to me,

I'm going to figure out how to reflect it back on them and make them look ridiculous.

That wasn't technically his fault or anything.

He wasn't even the one driving.

But the specific fact of his death was not meaning it.

The fact and the manner of his death wasn't specifically because of Scientology.

But our story and where our relationship got to

and how he was even in a position of having something like that happen to him is directly attributable to Scientology.

I watch Marty Byrd and I go, that's my fucking spirit animal.

And literally, it's funny, I mentioned this show a lot because I watched that and I go like, that's exactly how I felt.

You know, I talk about this six months or nine or 12 months, whatever it was of impending doom.