David Boree

continue getting on CaliMed and stuff.

And I do think it's probably worth acknowledging that as her brain is starting to break and she's getting further and further into all these delusional ideas, she's also struggling with being off of her parents' health insurance and trying to find stable housing in the Bay.

And that influences the situation.

And still in the process of transitioning, right?

Yes, yes, exactly.

And still in the process of transitioning, yes.

That's a heavy workload.

You're doing too much to your brain right now, sis.

So, and then she makes the worst possible decision, which is to live with her friend Gwen in her tiny sail, in their tiny sailboat, which is now anchored by the Berkeley Marina.

Again, this is not like a houseboat.

This is like a sailboat with one small room.

Right, like it's got a quarter, like, yeah, what is there?

There's like a bed, a table and a sink.

Right, like a little bathroom, probably maybe a kitchenette, but it's not like livable for two people.

Anybody who's ever lived in too small of a space with a roommate knows that no matter where you're at, that's a bad idea.

Imagine if that shitty tiny apartment that you remember from your past was a boat.

Just disastrous.

And this is not a good situation.

Ziz would later write, I couldn't use my computer as well.

I couldn't set up my three monitors.