Andrew Callaghan

Yeah, well, that's a very kind comparison. I'll get there one day, maybe. I just went to Aspen on a little Hunter S. Thompson recon trip to go check out the Woody Creek Tavern, which is the spot that he, it was like his bar near his cabin. And it was pretty cool to see. Unfortunately, it's kind of turned into not a dive bar now, but it's a sit-down sort of country restaurant. But it was cool.

But I expected to see a bunch of gnarly Hunter S. Thompson types. Doing speeds.

But I expected to see a bunch of gnarly Hunter S. Thompson types. Doing speeds.

But I expected to see a bunch of gnarly Hunter S. Thompson types. Doing speeds.

But I will say though, as someone now who doesn't party like I did when I was younger, it's not as important as I thought it was.

But I will say though, as someone now who doesn't party like I did when I was younger, it's not as important as I thought it was.

But I will say though, as someone now who doesn't party like I did when I was younger, it's not as important as I thought it was.

Oh, I'm actually a fan of alcohol, moderate drinking. But I'm saying my life before, I would say 2019, 2018 especially, there was the chaos on camera, but then there was my private life, which was like chaotic partying all the time. Oh, I see. And I convinced myself, much like Hunter did, that that was the secret sauce in my spiritual core that gave me the creativity.

Oh, I'm actually a fan of alcohol, moderate drinking. But I'm saying my life before, I would say 2019, 2018 especially, there was the chaos on camera, but then there was my private life, which was like chaotic partying all the time. Oh, I see. And I convinced myself, much like Hunter did, that that was the secret sauce in my spiritual core that gave me the creativity.

Oh, I'm actually a fan of alcohol, moderate drinking. But I'm saying my life before, I would say 2019, 2018 especially, there was the chaos on camera, but then there was my private life, which was like chaotic partying all the time. Oh, I see. And I convinced myself, much like Hunter did, that that was the secret sauce in my spiritual core that gave me the creativity.

But then I cut out a lot of that stuff, and I'm just as creative.

But then I cut out a lot of that stuff, and I'm just as creative.

But then I cut out a lot of that stuff, and I'm just as creative.

And it's interesting that a lot of, I think one of the hardest parts about addiction is that if you're a functioning, highly creative addict of any kind, your brain and the addictive part of your brain convinces yourself that it's all part of the cross purpose and that it has this like symbiotic, you know, inspirational thing going on. But it's not true. It can be, but it's typically not.

And it's interesting that a lot of, I think one of the hardest parts about addiction is that if you're a functioning, highly creative addict of any kind, your brain and the addictive part of your brain convinces yourself that it's all part of the cross purpose and that it has this like symbiotic, you know, inspirational thing going on. But it's not true. It can be, but it's typically not.

And it's interesting that a lot of, I think one of the hardest parts about addiction is that if you're a functioning, highly creative addict of any kind, your brain and the addictive part of your brain convinces yourself that it's all part of the cross purpose and that it has this like symbiotic, you know, inspirational thing going on. But it's not true. It can be, but it's typically not.

Have you read Hunter's daily routine in the year up to his death? It was like 15 grapefruits and eight ball of Coke and just a certain amount of shotgun shells for him to fire into the sky every morning. There's no way, and he didn't do anything creative in those final years.

Have you read Hunter's daily routine in the year up to his death? It was like 15 grapefruits and eight ball of Coke and just a certain amount of shotgun shells for him to fire into the sky every morning. There's no way, and he didn't do anything creative in those final years.

Have you read Hunter's daily routine in the year up to his death? It was like 15 grapefruits and eight ball of Coke and just a certain amount of shotgun shells for him to fire into the sky every morning. There's no way, and he didn't do anything creative in those final years.

I was like, I believed you for a second. I'm like, did Einstein have blow? I don't think he did.