Chris Cella

And this guy has already booked it like over, um, over a fence and he's gone. Like he is gone. Um, And so, I, like, I get out of the pool, and I try to climb the fence, and I still have my backpack on. And, you know, I was, like, soaking wet, and I couldn't climb. It was too heavy.

And this guy has already booked it like over, um, over a fence and he's gone. Like he is gone. Um, And so, I, like, I get out of the pool, and I try to climb the fence, and I still have my backpack on. And, you know, I was, like, soaking wet, and I couldn't climb. It was too heavy.

And this guy has already booked it like over, um, over a fence and he's gone. Like he is gone. Um, And so, I, like, I get out of the pool, and I try to climb the fence, and I still have my backpack on. And, you know, I was, like, soaking wet, and I couldn't climb. It was too heavy.

So, I just shed the backpack and just hopped the fence, and I'm running down this hill, and I run face first into a chain link fence.

So, I just shed the backpack and just hopped the fence, and I'm running down this hill, and I run face first into a chain link fence.

So, I just shed the backpack and just hopped the fence, and I'm running down this hill, and I run face first into a chain link fence.

Yeah. And, and my face is like, you know, so now my face is bleeding and my hands are bleeding from climbing the fence and like, and I don't have any shoes on. And so, so I am just so cold and so miserable. And so I, there was a like a hill. And then there was a grocery store, kind of a little strip mall type place. And so I go down there and I look for the sketchiest person possible.

Yeah. And, and my face is like, you know, so now my face is bleeding and my hands are bleeding from climbing the fence and like, and I don't have any shoes on. And so, so I am just so cold and so miserable. And so I, there was a like a hill. And then there was a grocery store, kind of a little strip mall type place. And so I go down there and I look for the sketchiest person possible.

Yeah. And, and my face is like, you know, so now my face is bleeding and my hands are bleeding from climbing the fence and like, and I don't have any shoes on. And so, so I am just so cold and so miserable. And so I, there was a like a hill. And then there was a grocery store, kind of a little strip mall type place. And so I go down there and I look for the sketchiest person possible.

Like, you know, just... You can tell. Yeah. Yeah. They're using my radar. And I was like, hey, man, can I use your phone to call attack? Because I knew if I asked any normal person, they saw me with blood on my face and no shoes on. They'd be like, get the fuck away from me, sir, please. But no, they were... They were really nice.

Like, you know, just... You can tell. Yeah. Yeah. They're using my radar. And I was like, hey, man, can I use your phone to call attack? Because I knew if I asked any normal person, they saw me with blood on my face and no shoes on. They'd be like, get the fuck away from me, sir, please. But no, they were... They were really nice.

Like, you know, just... You can tell. Yeah. Yeah. They're using my radar. And I was like, hey, man, can I use your phone to call attack? Because I knew if I asked any normal person, they saw me with blood on my face and no shoes on. They'd be like, get the fuck away from me, sir, please. But no, they were... They were really nice.

They let me use their phone and I called a taxi, jumped into the taxi. I was like, please turn the heat up as high as you can. And I went home and at first my parents weren't going to let me in. And I was like, listen, I'm probably going to get hypothermia if you don't let me in, please. I was like, I will do whatever you want. I will go anywhere. I just please.

They let me use their phone and I called a taxi, jumped into the taxi. I was like, please turn the heat up as high as you can. And I went home and at first my parents weren't going to let me in. And I was like, listen, I'm probably going to get hypothermia if you don't let me in, please. I was like, I will do whatever you want. I will go anywhere. I just please.

They let me use their phone and I called a taxi, jumped into the taxi. I was like, please turn the heat up as high as you can. And I went home and at first my parents weren't going to let me in. And I was like, listen, I'm probably going to get hypothermia if you don't let me in, please. I was like, I will do whatever you want. I will go anywhere. I just please.

And I remember like going into their room and just like wrapping myself up in a giant blanket. And I was like, I'd never felt so relieved in my life.

And I remember like going into their room and just like wrapping myself up in a giant blanket. And I was like, I'd never felt so relieved in my life.

And I remember like going into their room and just like wrapping myself up in a giant blanket. And I was like, I'd never felt so relieved in my life.

I think it was someone who like because the house, it turns out the house was for rent and it was it was there was no one in it. And so I didn't know, of course, I didn't know that. He said, yeah, this is a spot that we can go to. I just assumed it was another dope fiends. Another dope fiend's place. And yeah, all that.

I think it was someone who like because the house, it turns out the house was for rent and it was it was there was no one in it. And so I didn't know, of course, I didn't know that. He said, yeah, this is a spot that we can go to. I just assumed it was another dope fiends. Another dope fiend's place. And yeah, all that.