Michael Ellick

I'm like, oh, Sean's here somewhere.

So I get up from my room and I hobble in and immediately my head swoons.

And I realized, oh, I'm, I'm still recovering.

I'm a little damaged.

I'm sore.

There's other damage.

So I walk a little more ginger and I walk in and I see my brother in his room, but he is a little kid.

He is eight years younger.

So, you know, when I was 15, he was like, whatever, seven, eight.

And I was like, well, I can't tell him what's happening.

He's a little kid.

So I go downstairs.

We're in the upper part of the house.

And, you know, that house, my parents lived in that house for a long time after, but it got remodeled.

It got redecorated.

I'm going through, like, the weirdness of our house back then, and I'm walking down the stairs, and I'm walking down the stairs, and then you cross the entry hole of my parents' house, and then a little far off, there's a little nook off the kitchenette.

It's not the main dining room.

It's a little...

kitchen nook where there's a table and people can eat breakfast or whatever else.

And I'm coming down those stairs and my parents are in the kitchen and my dad's like, you know, watching TV or something and this little TV attached to that kitchen nook.