Josh Wolf

It's not scientific data.

But I wonder if you say, well, if you use chapstick, you're going to need more chapstick.

I mean, that's scientific.

And if you're going to start relying on the creams and the salves, you're going to need more because your body's going to start shutting down the things that it normally lubricates and stuff like that.

So if you're blocking the sun by putting more salve and cream on your neck and the back of your arms and you're sort of artificially manipulating nature a little bit...

Who knows what changes your body does to transform or to overcompensate for whatever you're putting on it.

I believe whenever you put something on your body to try to get it to go one way, it's always trying to get back to where it was, the homeostasis.

So it's always like...

If you take a Quaalude, it's like what I say to people about- Do you know where you can find some Quaaludes?

I'd like to find a fucking Quaalude.

I don't know.

I don't know.

You can find those anymore.

I want there to be like, you know how you can buy like the throwback Jordans?

Yeah.

I want the throwback drugstore.

Yeah.

I want to buy, like, some Bettys and some Reds and some Blacks and Uppers and Downers and some Quaaludes and, like, just get the old school.

You would think somebody would be able to make a Quaalude, right?

I think there's licensing issues.