Transcript
A (0:11)
All right, Jesse, so today is your last day at your San Francisco. Wait, Berkeley? Are you in Berkeley?
B (0:17)
You know, it's like you don't even know me. I have. Yeah. I've been in Berkeley for the last few months.
A (0:21)
You seem like more of a Berkeley guy. You've been staying in.
B (0:25)
Hold on, expand upon that.
A (0:26)
You're a dork.
B (0:27)
As opposed to, like, the super cool people of San Francisco.
A (0:32)
You don't do fentanyl.
B (0:33)
Not that I know of.
A (0:34)
Tech. And you're not in a polycarbonate.
B (0:36)
Not that you know of.
A (0:37)
So Oakland is out. Yeah. So you've been in Berkeley for the
B (0:41)
last couple of years. Wait, you're saying Berkeley doesn't have poly. Sorry. Okay, well, we can move on. I was. My pride is slightly wounded, but we'll move on.
A (0:48)
Okay. When I think of Oakland, though, I think of A, black people. You're not that. And B, like, queer, anarchist polycule types. You're not in a queer polycule. You in a normal polycule. Which is. By that, I mean that you've been renting a room in Ayla's apartment, right?
B (1:02)
I have not. I. I have not rented a room in Ayla's apartment. I. I mean, you're. You're somewhat correct. Oakland. Oakland is a lot of things, Katie. It's a lot of things. And some of the. Obviously, some of the. Some of the. Some of the freakiness extends into Berkeley, but. Yeah. Today is my last day. After we finish recording this, I will pack my stuff up and throw my laptop in the ocean and come back to New York.
A (1:28)
And you have been so. I've gotten a glimpse of this apartment that you've been staying in for the last several months because of our. Our many Zoom chats, and I just.
B (1:40)
We like to do, like, a Zoom chat, check in just to see how each other is doing separate from the podcast. Every day.
