Ian Crossland

Yeah, it fell apart in the 80s.

It was rough.

What I love about this is when I went to Ferguson, I was with Casey Neistat.

We got out of our SUV.

We pulled south off of West Florissant.

And we got out and we put on bulletproof vests.

And a journalist walked by and looked at us and went... And it was funny because...

You know, in my experience, I'm from Chicago, so I understand, and a family from St.

Louis, and I've been to St.

Louis quite a bit.

You want to have a bulletproof vest on.

And these corporate journalists are like hoity-toity from the suburbs where their parents paid their rent so they could go to journalism, they can go to J school.

And they come into these situations and they end up getting hurt.

hurt um but i will say this to the journalists it's a game in a different way they call themselves vultures first it was a pejorative then they just said yeah i like that we're vultures they go out there full well knowing look at them helmet vest they know and they're waiting and they're hoping that another renee good happens oh that movie's civil war that a20 movie is all about that's what it's about these people that chase the the tragedy

He was in Ferguson with me.

That's crazy.

We went there together.

We flew together there, and Vice got really pissed off for some reason.

And I was like, why are you mad?

I don't know.