Joe Santagato

Here's an example.

My God, you're going to have a museum of your own life in your house.

Yeah.

I mean, is that not what houses are?

When you move out, don't your parents give you like, here's all your shit that I kept.

You can do whatever you want with it.

No?

Your parents didn't do that?

My mom has stuff, but not, like, a lot of things.

She has, like, folders of, like, you know, shit and, like, old, like, school projects, maybe.

That's fair.

We have, like, some clothing.

But there's nothing like, oh, this is the wallpaper from your room growing up.

I'd be like, what the fuck am I going to do with that?

I'm also... Let's be very clear.

I acknowledge that I'm probably a little too intense about this stuff.

And, like, that's totally fine.

I'm just trying to understand the...

the mentality behind it.

The mentality is just like, I, I am very much so into the idea of like, you know, like you tell stories and like, you're basically right now, like if someone were to meet you, like you don't know that person, but you have a collection of stories and things that you've been with and been through and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.