Luke Bischoff

For sure.

I mean, it would be it's a good place to get a bunch of stage time and shit.

But I remember even through me slogging around doing it so much in six months, like after six months, I finally was getting booked on a couple of shows and stuff.

So it was taking a good amount of time.

But it was OK.

But yeah, New York seemed cool.

Like I loved I'd love to spend a little time there in the future.

I think it'd be cool to go back there and spend a little time.

I know you'd have to somehow be making like your living situation was wild, it sounds.

And I guess, yeah, it was the option that I had to because I was lucky and had a family friend I was able to live with on the Upper East Side right when I got there for three months.

And then I was just a bad steward and I drank all her liquor at the fucking place, some old family friend.

I mean, it was bad.

Some of the nights I did cocaine, we'd just be in there with the windows open, just smoking cigs in there, just drink.

It was not good.

And then she kicks me out saying, and she had every right to, obviously.

She kicks me out saying, oh, people, she's moving out of that place.

And it's so funny.

I randomly, because when I lived there, I also had a decent amount of just random kind of jobs throughout my time there.

And one of them was doing construction work with some dude I met up at the bar I always went to.

And it had this perfect view of the balcony of like where I used to live.