Luke Caverns

Sadly, the world has changed. When I started going down there, that was always the case. Somebody would always trust the local corandero more than the pharmacist. But everybody flocks to the pharmacy now. The native people, at least of Mexico and Guatemala, are obsessed with modern medicine. They are like pill poppers now. I mean, I don't want to stereotype the entire group of people.

Sadly, the world has changed. When I started going down there, that was always the case. Somebody would always trust the local corandero more than the pharmacist. But everybody flocks to the pharmacy now. The native people, at least of Mexico and Guatemala, are obsessed with modern medicine. They are like pill poppers now. I mean, I don't want to stereotype the entire group of people.

Yeah, it's not good for them either.

Yeah, it's not good for them either.

Yeah, it's not good for them either.

So we were walking around New York. We were looking at the architecture. And I was talking about how far I feel like we'd – I was talking to Julian. And we were looking at the Empire State Building. And I was like, that's still the greatest building on the entire New York City skyline. It's the most beautiful. And I feel like American – our architecture is kind of devolving as time goes on.

So we were walking around New York. We were looking at the architecture. And I was talking about how far I feel like we'd – I was talking to Julian. And we were looking at the Empire State Building. And I was like, that's still the greatest building on the entire New York City skyline. It's the most beautiful. And I feel like American – our architecture is kind of devolving as time goes on.

So we were walking around New York. We were looking at the architecture. And I was talking about how far I feel like we'd – I was talking to Julian. And we were looking at the Empire State Building. And I was like, that's still the greatest building on the entire New York City skyline. It's the most beautiful. And I feel like American – our architecture is kind of devolving as time goes on.

It's not as evocative and beautiful and inspiring as it used to be. And I was telling him, you know, one of the things that's so common when people talk about New York architecture is that everybody's favorite is the architecture that evokes Greco-Roman architecture. Right. And I was telling him, I was like, I was like, you know, it's probably not an accident that that is our favorite.

It's not as evocative and beautiful and inspiring as it used to be. And I was telling him, you know, one of the things that's so common when people talk about New York architecture is that everybody's favorite is the architecture that evokes Greco-Roman architecture. Right. And I was telling him, I was like, I was like, you know, it's probably not an accident that that is our favorite.

It's not as evocative and beautiful and inspiring as it used to be. And I was telling him, you know, one of the things that's so common when people talk about New York architecture is that everybody's favorite is the architecture that evokes Greco-Roman architecture. Right. And I was telling him, I was like, I was like, you know, it's probably not an accident that that is our favorite.

That's one of our favorite forms of architecture. And it came, it's like the first form of architecture that came straight out of their world where there are,

That's one of our favorite forms of architecture. And it came, it's like the first form of architecture that came straight out of their world where there are,

That's one of our favorite forms of architecture. And it came, it's like the first form of architecture that came straight out of their world where there are,

chiseling in the things they're seeing in their natural world into stone and we all think that that's the most elegant and probably always will and it's kind of the same thing in Mesoamerica some of that architecture is so beautiful because they're taking their natural world and just you know painting it onto stone not physically painting it but they're etching it into the stone and it's just a natural evolution out of their world and it's like

chiseling in the things they're seeing in their natural world into stone and we all think that that's the most elegant and probably always will and it's kind of the same thing in Mesoamerica some of that architecture is so beautiful because they're taking their natural world and just you know painting it onto stone not physically painting it but they're etching it into the stone and it's just a natural evolution out of their world and it's like

chiseling in the things they're seeing in their natural world into stone and we all think that that's the most elegant and probably always will and it's kind of the same thing in Mesoamerica some of that architecture is so beautiful because they're taking their natural world and just you know painting it onto stone not physically painting it but they're etching it into the stone and it's just a natural evolution out of their world and it's like

ever since then it has just kind of gone downhill and as far as elegance and beauty you know at least my opinion no yeah i think it's the trend is functionality right now which does make me sad i do love the ancient stuff yeah i mean washington dc is tons you know it's greek roman and egyptian architecture and we love it and it's symbols of ancient authority and power yeah

ever since then it has just kind of gone downhill and as far as elegance and beauty you know at least my opinion no yeah i think it's the trend is functionality right now which does make me sad i do love the ancient stuff yeah i mean washington dc is tons you know it's greek roman and egyptian architecture and we love it and it's symbols of ancient authority and power yeah

ever since then it has just kind of gone downhill and as far as elegance and beauty you know at least my opinion no yeah i think it's the trend is functionality right now which does make me sad i do love the ancient stuff yeah i mean washington dc is tons you know it's greek roman and egyptian architecture and we love it and it's symbols of ancient authority and power yeah