Joey Camasta

Yes.

So they had to read your handwriting.

Read the handwriting, but there was, like, shorthand.

Like, it's, like, two chicks, like, C-H-X.

But then at the end of the night, you had to, like, get all the little receipts together and, like, type it.

Like, I had to, like, put, like, a little glass on and type, like, in a calculator and, like, press all these buttons.

And there's paper, stacks of papers.

I guess for the time, maybe.

But I would just go out to the bars with it right after I got out.

And spend it all.

Boyfriend was Mark.

He was, I don't know if he's out yet.

Yeah, his name is Mark and he was a this is this is just after 9-11 and he was Well, he was a marine.

He was a marine.

So he was he was he was deployed.

He was he was deployed He was a marine and he was like a force We went at the Coliseum, you know Coliseum.

No the Coliseum gay bar in Sarajevo, New Jersey and he was blonde and had like a high and tight cut and

And his, like, family was, like, a very religious family.

And he was a Marine.

And, yeah, but he was bad news.