Robby Hoffman

And I think it takes an entire life to have a life.

Whatever years you've given, I think I would have needed every day of that.

um were there things that surprised you that you ended up like like things because there are times when i think about my life and i'm like it all feels connected it all feels like if you told me at age five that i'd be wearing this shirt yeah i'd be well it is a very childish shirt but um it all feels like yeah that seems pretty

of a piece, are there things that are surprising you?

I think it's unusual because I did think that like, yes, I don't have anything compared to all these people around me, especially when I went to that school and all that stuff.

Like I really have nothing.

And I've talked to this a little bit, but I really felt like I have nothing.

There's roaches.

There's holes in the wall.

It's like there's cellophane on the fucking windows to keep the heat in.

It's like my great-uncle Eddie's got piss all over his pants walking around the house.

It's just horrible.

I have nothing.

But then I always felt in the back like, yes, I have nothing.

I have almost nothing, really, because I have me.

Like, Rob, we basically have nothing.

You're right.

But we do have me.

It's not nothing.

It's close to nothing.