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We Apologize for Being Idiots
And my street is not a place you go to, like, it's not, it's not a street you find randomly. Like, you not— you have to look for it. So if you're like a kid on my street and you're just sitting there like, I know what you're doing on my street, right? Like, it's just like— because this isn't a street you just like— you're driving through to get somewhere else. That's not how this one works.
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Did you answer or just let it go?
No, I had to tell them to leave because they were just standing there and they're giggling outside my door. I was like, please leave. I have no idea what you're doing here. Oh yeah, and then people will DM me and they'll be like, we're outside your house, com…
Yeah, I saw two kids one night, and a guy and a girl, and I just rolled up and I was leaving and I was like, hey, how's it going? And they were like, they're like, good, we're here, we're just hanging here. And I go, just hanging here, huh? And they go, yeah.
And my street is not a place you go to, like, it's not, it's not a street you find randomly. Like, you not— you have to look for it. So if you're like a kid on my street and you're just sitting there like, I know what you're doing on my street, right? Like, it's just like— because this isn't a street you just like— you're driving through to get somewhere else. That's not how this one works.
Yeah.
And it's like— and then, yeah, and then those kids are trying to pretend like they were just there, right? Like they ran.
Yeah, they're real defiant about it too. Yeah, it's a public street, we can be here. And I was like, okay, well, I hope David doesn't get shot. Lots of fun, man.