Robby Hoffman

Um, he was living in a $1,300 apartment.

So, you know, and then he sold the Porsche, but he did pretty much, it seemed like he did everything to get this picture and like, look at me.

You know, we were like with cockroaches and everything, like, what the fuck's he doing?

But the car stuck with me and he always liked the car, you know, and, um,

I feel like I have a relationship with him in the ways that I enjoy the things that he enjoys.

And we can enjoy them together.

Every time I get in the car and I look in the rear view, I see his eyes in my eyes.

And I feel like, again, it's not an ideal relationship, but it's not non-existent.

He is half of me.

He's in me.

So I do have a relationship with him in the ways that I am like him or I like what he likes.

And it is something to me.

It's not nothing, again.

It's almost nothing and it's not ideal, but it isn't nothing.

And so, yeah, I think about that stuff all the time.

That they're people.

Yeah.

And I had a feeling about it too.

I always felt as a child like a person.

And yes, you don't write sexual innuendo or swearing, but I wrote, I committed to good stories.