Jesse Welles

I think most of my life, you know.

No, everyone worked and made art when they weren't working.

Oh, okay.

But no music really, but I liked music.

Like, my mom would always paint.

She put, like, murals on the walls of the house and stuff.

And my old man's a mechanic, and he would be tinkering around making all sorts of fun stuff, usually with his welder and whatnot.

So, I mean, I felt like they were artistic folks, you know, but they didn't necessarily do music.

You know, they're smarter than that.

It was bizarre.

It was bizarre.

I mean, it must mean something is up.

If people are celebrating somebody's death, something is wrong.

The system would have to be revolutionized.

I mean, you can't have health for profit at that point.

You'd have to socialize the medicine at some point.

You lose all the... No, all I mean is that you just don't want to have to go to an urgent care and it costs $500 to get a pack of antibiotics.

100%.

But that's a scam that so many folks are stuck in.

I suppose that's why folks were... You know, it was upsetting to see... You know, I felt like I actually had kind of an unpopular opinion about it, and that, you know, why are we celebrating somebody's death?