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Being a Drunk

28 Nov
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I Like Getting Older

25 Oct
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Don’t Be the Guy

26 Sep

Father’s Day

15 Jun
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Susannah Diaries, Part 5

30 Apr

When I Die (Part 2)

27 Feb
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The Fire

30 Jan

My buddy called me. I’m going to check on the house and I need someone to come with me, he said. His house is in Altadena, in the hills on the edge of the Eaton Fire. Did his neighborhood burn, is it still burning. Nobody knows. There are Facebook groups with people’s videos of their houses burning blocks away. Nothing on his street.

I say yes, I’ll drive. I figure if it’s bad we’ll get turned back. And I want to help the guy. But really I want to see it. Destruction all over the news, it’s covered in smoke and ashes where I live. He took his wife and kid to a hotel. He left two cars up there and his wife’s clothes, and the last stuff from his mom’s house after she died. But driving up the 110 he tells me: I just want to see it. I want to see the fire. Continue reading

Your AI Girlfriend Will Be Free

26 Nov

Your AI girlfriend will be free. Or if she has a body it’ll be sold to you at cost. Your AI girlfriend will be a loss leader.

Your AI girlfriend will be free to play with microtransactions. Your AI girlfriend will have a brain that takes up 15 nuclear power plants studying your biometrics to minimize your reason. Maximize your lust and desperation. Your AI girlfriend will be a 20,000 IQ hooker making you a whale for her pimp. Continue reading

Vigilante

28 Sep

I woke up at 2:22AM. She hadn’t come home. And I thought about her getting arrested. Or killed by a drunk driver. Hacked up and murdered. Gang raped.

Murdered by cholo gangsters. Murdered and carjacked. And I thought about how I’d get revenge. A drone with a bomb hovering over the cholo family barbecue. Shrapnel bomb shredding the gangbangers and their abuelas.

Meeting the perpetrator in jail for one of those spiritual forgiveness meetings. But then sliding his child’s finger across the table. Continue reading

The Lemon

29 Jul

Reminder, I’m posting all new material on Substack so I can make money. I also have a terrible podcast there. 

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We got this fancy pork from a pig farm we visited. Wooly pigs. The breeding boar’s as big as a polar bear and the farmer, about 70, an old school California white guy who used to dive for sea urchins for a living, throws him apricots so he’ll come up to the fence. His hairs are thick as pencils. His breath sounds like a whale breathing. He’s caked in mud and clay, and you can pet him. And the farmer says to smell your hands afterward. It smells like nothing. They don’t sweat, the farmer explains. Continue reading