Randy Blythe

But after a year goes by, shortly after a year, my buddy Todd hits me. He's like, dude, I heard from him. He's 69. He lives in Denver, Colorado. He's a photographer. Not in a clan. He's a photographer. He's an old rock and roll musician. He's awesome. And so he went and surprised this man whose name is Michael in Denver on his 70th birthday.

And a few months later... I came to Denver on tour and I met this man who lives to this day and spent the afternoon walking around Denver taking photos with him because of this song.

And a few months later... I came to Denver on tour and I met this man who lives to this day and spent the afternoon walking around Denver taking photos with him because of this song.

And a few months later... I came to Denver on tour and I met this man who lives to this day and spent the afternoon walking around Denver taking photos with him because of this song.

They don't have to do that anymore. No, they use what is called an apheresis machine. It's very interesting. You sit there and you have to take this medicine a week before. And what it does is it basically makes your bones leaky. They leak white platelets.

They don't have to do that anymore. No, they use what is called an apheresis machine. It's very interesting. You sit there and you have to take this medicine a week before. And what it does is it basically makes your bones leaky. They leak white platelets.

They don't have to do that anymore. No, they use what is called an apheresis machine. It's very interesting. You sit there and you have to take this medicine a week before. And what it does is it basically makes your bones leaky. They leak white platelets.

No, it doesn't hurt. There's white platelets that come from your bones. And then they put it into this machine, which is like a centrifuge. They draw the blood from you. It spins it around. And then the healthy bone marrow cells and plasma is separated by the centrifuge. And then they put the blood back into you from the machine. So you're just sitting there hooked up to an IV.

No, it doesn't hurt. There's white platelets that come from your bones. And then they put it into this machine, which is like a centrifuge. They draw the blood from you. It spins it around. And then the healthy bone marrow cells and plasma is separated by the centrifuge. And then they put the blood back into you from the machine. So you're just sitting there hooked up to an IV.

No, it doesn't hurt. There's white platelets that come from your bones. And then they put it into this machine, which is like a centrifuge. They draw the blood from you. It spins it around. And then the healthy bone marrow cells and plasma is separated by the centrifuge. And then they put the blood back into you from the machine. So you're just sitting there hooked up to an IV.

You're basically fancy giving blood, playing on your iPhone for two hours. Yeah, and it used to be the drill, the painful thing. And in rare cases, it still is. And my buddy, though, who did it, he's like, they drill me. I don't care. Because once you know, dude, if I do this, this person might have a chance.

You're basically fancy giving blood, playing on your iPhone for two hours. Yeah, and it used to be the drill, the painful thing. And in rare cases, it still is. And my buddy, though, who did it, he's like, they drill me. I don't care. Because once you know, dude, if I do this, this person might have a chance.

You're basically fancy giving blood, playing on your iPhone for two hours. Yeah, and it used to be the drill, the painful thing. And in rare cases, it still is. And my buddy, though, who did it, he's like, they drill me. I don't care. Because once you know, dude, if I do this, this person might have a chance.

You meet this guy, Michael, and talk to him, who's alive because of this stuff. It's like, he gets more time with his grandkids. You can't put a price on that.

You meet this guy, Michael, and talk to him, who's alive because of this stuff. It's like, he gets more time with his grandkids. You can't put a price on that.

You meet this guy, Michael, and talk to him, who's alive because of this stuff. It's like, he gets more time with his grandkids. You can't put a price on that.

I got to do that, bud. Yeah. You now have Jewish blood in you. In a sense, he would be Jewish now. That's right. Because your DNA, he takes on, in a sense, he is you.

I got to do that, bud. Yeah. You now have Jewish blood in you. In a sense, he would be Jewish now. That's right. Because your DNA, he takes on, in a sense, he is you.

I got to do that, bud. Yeah. You now have Jewish blood in you. In a sense, he would be Jewish now. That's right. Because your DNA, he takes on, in a sense, he is you.

So, like, people who do this, theoretically, one of them could commit a murder. and DNA found on the scene of the crime, it would match precisely.