Robert Eisenstadt

it was just kind of like this crazy rollercoaster of death since as soon as we moved here, uh, his sister died, all my cousins started dying and then all of my friends started dying. And this is like over like a, how, uh, I don't really remember how my aunt passed away or my cousins passed away, probably heart attacks or something. Um, How did your friend start dying? So, yeah.

So when I was 17 years old, uh, my best friend growing up, it was the first person I met when I moved to Vegas. Uh, he committed suicide by a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. I was with him three hours before, and I found him two minutes after he shot himself. He did it in our neighborhood park. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Me, my ex-girlfriend, uh, his mom and his sister found him, uh,

So when I was 17 years old, uh, my best friend growing up, it was the first person I met when I moved to Vegas. Uh, he committed suicide by a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. I was with him three hours before, and I found him two minutes after he shot himself. He did it in our neighborhood park. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Me, my ex-girlfriend, uh, his mom and his sister found him, uh,

So when I was 17 years old, uh, my best friend growing up, it was the first person I met when I moved to Vegas. Uh, he committed suicide by a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. I was with him three hours before, and I found him two minutes after he shot himself. He did it in our neighborhood park. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Me, my ex-girlfriend, uh, his mom and his sister found him, uh,

And at 17 years old, it was like extremely gory. It really messed me up for a long time. I mean, I couldn't walk in the dark alone for six months. I mean, I could still to this day picture his shoes were set perfectly, what he was wearing. I could picture everything. It was very traumatic.

And at 17 years old, it was like extremely gory. It really messed me up for a long time. I mean, I couldn't walk in the dark alone for six months. I mean, I could still to this day picture his shoes were set perfectly, what he was wearing. I could picture everything. It was very traumatic.

And at 17 years old, it was like extremely gory. It really messed me up for a long time. I mean, I couldn't walk in the dark alone for six months. I mean, I could still to this day picture his shoes were set perfectly, what he was wearing. I could picture everything. It was very traumatic.

Less than a year later, my other closest friend died on a street bike. He hit a City of Henderson vehicle. A City of Henderson vehicle pulled out. He T-boned the car, went through the windshield, hit the B-pillar, which the B-pillar is where your seatbelt comes out.

Less than a year later, my other closest friend died on a street bike. He hit a City of Henderson vehicle. A City of Henderson vehicle pulled out. He T-boned the car, went through the windshield, hit the B-pillar, which the B-pillar is where your seatbelt comes out.

Less than a year later, my other closest friend died on a street bike. He hit a City of Henderson vehicle. A City of Henderson vehicle pulled out. He T-boned the car, went through the windshield, hit the B-pillar, which the B-pillar is where your seatbelt comes out.

Broke almost every single bone on his body. De-gloved his arm. So basically his arm got skinned. Oh, God. By the time I got there, I saw his bike on the ground. I was like the second person there. His shoes, all that stuff. Went to the hospital. By the time I got to the hospital, his nose was completely flush with his face. It was crazy. There was like blood all over the hospital room.

Broke almost every single bone on his body. De-gloved his arm. So basically his arm got skinned. Oh, God. By the time I got there, I saw his bike on the ground. I was like the second person there. His shoes, all that stuff. Went to the hospital. By the time I got to the hospital, his nose was completely flush with his face. It was crazy. There was like blood all over the hospital room.

Broke almost every single bone on his body. De-gloved his arm. So basically his arm got skinned. Oh, God. By the time I got there, I saw his bike on the ground. I was like the second person there. His shoes, all that stuff. Went to the hospital. By the time I got to the hospital, his nose was completely flush with his face. It was crazy. There was like blood all over the hospital room.

It was nuts. Oh, God. He died, I think, twice on the way to the hospital. And then obviously, you know, there was...

It was nuts. Oh, God. He died, I think, twice on the way to the hospital. And then obviously, you know, there was...

It was nuts. Oh, God. He died, I think, twice on the way to the hospital. And then obviously, you know, there was...

Yeah. And then I think a few months later, another good friend of mine overdosed. The other closest person I grew up with also overdosed. All these people were getting into drugs and doing all this crazy stuff.

Yeah. And then I think a few months later, another good friend of mine overdosed. The other closest person I grew up with also overdosed. All these people were getting into drugs and doing all this crazy stuff.

Yeah. And then I think a few months later, another good friend of mine overdosed. The other closest person I grew up with also overdosed. All these people were getting into drugs and doing all this crazy stuff.

No. Never your thing? Not really. I mean, everybody's tried stuff or whatever, you know, but I don't think I really have a super addictive personality. Yeah. So... Were you a good student? No, dude, I was horrible. I hated school. I hated school. I was getting in fights all the time because I was getting bullied, which is so funny, too.