Joe Loya

The whole world could be a victim to me because if I got over that one taboo thing where you're not supposed to kill your father, you know, that's biblical, that's mythological.

I mean, all the great Greek myth, Roman stories, they have all the—even, you know, Shakespeare literature, father-son shit is important and a big deal.

The dramas between them and killing the father is not a good thing.

So—

I'm that guy, right?

I feel like I have an epic soul.

So that's also part of the arrogance and the narcissism and the grandiosity.

All that's now growing up in me, right?

It's like, oh, shit, here's who we are.

Back to your question, how do you get to be the guy who bankrupts?

Well, I realize I'm not made for society.

They have all these moralities, but they're too timid for me.

I've seen past the curtain and I see that everyone was suckered into believing my dad.

They're also suckered to believe that the police are cool.

They're suckered to believe that every of the politicians are like, I become in my heart, like a little sociopath looking at like, you guys are falling for the okie doke.

And I'm not the guy who falls for the okey-doke.

I'm the guy who stabs the okey-doke and says, get the hell out of my way.

I'm not buying it, right?

So time goes on.

I graduate high school.