Konstantin Kisin

That's why I was asking.

Because I haven't worked that one out my entire life.

Do you know, I miss that so much.

We were talking with the young guys that work with us as well.

It's just that I miss that world where people made fun of each other and it was cool because we made fun of everybody and everybody made fun of everybody and everyone knew that it wasn't malicious.

You know what?

It's how we feel every time we come here.

Because, you know, the most common thing Francis and I say to each other when we arrive in California, spend a couple of days soaking the sun, will I see something in the news over on the other side of the world?

And I just go, Francis, do you give a shit about what's happening?

He's like, no.

And I'm like, I don't either.

It's hard.

It's hard to care because it's so perfect.

But that said, you know, every time we've been coming here for years now,

it gets like less populated.

I mean, people are leaving.

They fucking ruined paradise, man.

Yeah, it's not that funny anymore, is it?

No.

Sorry to ruin it.