Chadd Wright

Like people get a lot.

But me, when I come from where I live, you know, dude, I'm in the woods every day for hours and hours.

I don't go to town hardly ever.

I'm a squirrel hunter.

i have a little mountain cur you know we go out and squirrel hunt for hours every day and but coming to the city it's like the air burns my nose it's like i've been coughing all day today you really notice it i noticed i can smell it it smells now we're staying right in downtown the smell reminds me slightly of lagos nigeria

which it's 100X in Legos.

It literally burns your eyes and your nose to breathe the air there.

But even in Austin, I can kind of smell the sour, you know.

And then I'm looking at these poor people, man, like these people laying on these park benches and all this stuff.

And I'm like, it just makes you think.

It makes you wonder.

the human's propensity to stoop lower than an animal.

Like, we have the propensity as human to stoop lower than an animal.

In the worst-case scenarios.

In the worst-case scenarios, yeah.

I mean, I understand there's so much that goes along with the story that all of those people have.

And it was funny.

I saw a lady sitting on the edge of the sidewalk today.

She was smoking crack or something.

Now, my wife's in recovery.