Luke Bischoff

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It seems like there's totally some nice, funny people or it seems like there's all kinds of people around here, but it seems like there's some nice, funny people around here.

Yeah.

Comedy stuff?

Yeah.

Cool.

Yeah, I could not figure that out when I was there.

I was working at the bicycle shop in Brooklyn and I'd fucking have to wake up or I lived on the Upper East Side there for a while and I had to walk like almost a mile to the freaking subway station and I always be all hung over.

And it was probably like 40 bucks a day.

No benefits, no paid time off.

Yeah.

It was all in cash.

It was actually, it was kind of okay, but it was like this tiny, you had to go get all the products.

They were all in the basement underneath the floors and you had to go walk in this tiny basement and look for the shoes or the shirts or whatever, just crunched all down.

And then I just, maybe I just stopped going to that job.

There were a couple of jobs that I just stopped going to them, which is horrible.

Yeah.

Yeah.