Tyler McBrien

So I, you know, bagged up some of my stuff.

I live in a studio.

I put it just in the hallway.

Long story short, someone stole the bag.

I had an air tag in it.

I traced it to about a mile away elsewhere in Brooklyn.

It traced to this one really nice brownstone that was like a single family brownstone.

And it was next to this kind of more dilapidated, abandoned building.

And so I was like, okay, it's probably there.

And I spoke with people essentially, you know, realizing that it was a drug house of sorts.

There were people kind of coming in and out of like, you know, different lucidity, I guess.

And so I was, you know, I was asking people who were coming in and out like, hey, like, I'm really sorry.

Is there a bag in there?

I just, it has like, you know, some important papers.

You know, I just want the papers.

I had like my press passes and things like that.

Some people were like, yeah, I can help you out.

A lot of people would just go into the house and then never come back out.

Most people didn't have a phone, so I would write down my phone number.

Oh, yeah.