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Sorry to Let Everyone Down
Yeah, so I was in Illinois and I was— I— his parents let me borrow his— their car for when I'm in Illinois. So I got to see him for a little bit and I was like, so what do you think about Ilya moving out and like getting his own place? And his dad and his mom, I shit you not, were like They're like, "It's so fucking stupid." They're like, "Why is he doing this? It makes no sense." And I'm like, "Thank you." And his mom's like, "If you guys got into a fight, that would make sense." But that's— yeah, and I'm like, "Totally." And his dad's like, "Why is he paying for rent, $4,000 somewhere, when it could— like, it really doesn't make sense." It's a very Ilya way of looking at it. He just wants his own place.
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What? How are you doing after Ilya left?
Well, he officially moved out last night.
So sad.
Yeah, so I was in Illinois and I was— I— his parents let me borrow his— their car for when I'm in Illinois. So I got to see him for a little bit and I was like, so what do you think about Ilya moving out and like getting his own place? And his dad and his mom, I shit you not, were like They're like, "It's so fucking stupid." They're like, "Why is he doing this? It makes no sense." And I'm like, "…
Let's, for a second, let's put ourselves in Ilya's shoes. Let's put it— because he's not here to defend himself. What could it be?
Well, he just wants his own place. He wants to be his own person.
Wants to be his own person.