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Episode 3 – Gigi Santo Pietro (Vanna White – Daughter) · Relatively Famous with Chip White

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Hi. I'm Chip White. Welcome to the podcast
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relatively famous.
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The podcast where all of our guests are
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relatives of famous people.
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I happen to be the relative of Van
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white. I'm her younger brother.
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And on this episode, I'm stepping out of
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the norm.
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Our guess is the daughter of of the
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inspiration of the podcast,
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which came about from a Tv pilot I
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shot in the nineties.
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She's my niece and the daughter of Van
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white,
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Gi giovanni Santa Pietro.
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Relatively famous podcast
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of Tim what.
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Hey, Gigi.
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Hey.
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Let's go.
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So hey. Welcome to my podcast.
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Cra is, this will probably be the longest
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singular
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conversation we've ever had in our life, which
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is kind of bizarre if you think about
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it.
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Seriously.
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You know, it's
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grown up when you were smaller,
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sadly that I was not mentally in the
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state to be a a
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bonding uncle and
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life and distances and everything is kind of
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We just haven't had a chance to have
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a really long conversation before, and I'm really
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excited about this.
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Him.
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Kinda give our our our viewers just a,
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your my niche, your van daughter, Give us
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just a little bit of history of, you
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know, kinda who you are.
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Well,
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probably still figuring that out, but
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I am gigi.
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I grew up in La,
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and
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I went to New York for school for,
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like, 5 years.
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And then
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I was doing art out there, and I
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like a lot of different forms of art,
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but
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I ended up coming back here
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to La for Covid, and then I started
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at feeling,
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which has been proven to be my favorite
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form of art.
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And, yeah. And that's where I'm not
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So I... I've no... I know you always
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drawn and and your...
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Your drawings are amazing.
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But what took you to Nyu to to
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New York.
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I
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honestly just loved the pace of the city
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and
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I
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want to want to be a small town
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person that I just can't. And My saw
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I need to be around, like, chaos and
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a lot of people
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and
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all that kind of stuff. So
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yeah, it seemed like a good fit, especially
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for been bringing out art and
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what is going on
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in the art world out there and stuff.
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So at at Nyu, what were...
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What was your life like? Could you were
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look, I know because I've traveled around little
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different place on the country to go from
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La
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to New York City is a huge difference.
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What was life like for you in this
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move? What? How did that
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change you?
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I think that,
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well, the city is, like,
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is so much more
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spontaneous,
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I guess, like, like the actual fabric of
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the city of New York is, like,
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you don't need to plan where you're going
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and put gas in your car and then
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drive
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at least 20 minutes every Everyone. It's like,
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20 minutes, you know, 1 way.
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And
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it kind of changed
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it made feel really free, especially when I
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was so young to do what I want
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and all that.
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But,
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yeah. I think that
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just the way that the city moves around
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is so
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like, inherently different than La, even though they're
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both big cities
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taught me
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a lot of freedom,
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sp,
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and there are
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characters there. There is just no avoiding it
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and so
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yeah. Learned a lot of good taste.
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What were what were some of your favorite
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experiences while you were in New York?
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I worked for,
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like, kinda loosely worked for
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a few artists out there, like, 1 was
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a gallery called Carriage Trade,
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and my boss Peter,
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I was really inspired by. It was it
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was this really cool gallery on the lower
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side, and,
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also this artist
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Lee Ja, who,
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he
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is like an Og 70 New York artist
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that just
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thinks
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really wildly and
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basically, yeah, it it let me know that
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you can be, like,
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just an art weirdo forever and like, it's
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okay. And you're still getting inspired people.
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That, you know, the next generations and stuff,
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so that a super is inspired.
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When When you were there, I think you
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were photography which a major? Or was that...
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Did you really got into photography? Did do
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you still do that some? Or is it
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an inspiration that you... An art you still
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practice?
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I love photography, and
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I love
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yeah.
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So much about photography, and I specifically, like,
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film photography where
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I think it's just like the poetic parts
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of it or you only have
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30 something shots and
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you know, you can't
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just shoot mindless. Like, I at least I
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do now on my iphone,
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and
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it really matters. You have to be, like...
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Or it matters to be looking
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at and focused on your shot because, you
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know,
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film is
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is not
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you can't take many photos this also.
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Yeah. And then, like, kinda of that medi
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part of being in the dark room and
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no phones allowed also there and just
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all that stuff. Like, there's, like, a magic
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tip film photography that I really love, but
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turning it into a career was
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hard for me because I didn't see
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a way where I could be totally myself
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doing the kind of photography I wanted to
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do,
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whereas with, like,
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drawing. It's a little
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different. You know, at least a tattoo. I...
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What? Speaking speaking of that, we'll we'll gear
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towards your your art and towards what you
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do now.
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But,
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talk about
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the inspiration for your art and and the
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inspiration for your career because
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you're gonna be my first tattoo is when
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I decide what I want.
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Well,
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honestly,
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drawing has always been my number 1 thing.
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Like, just... I've always been drawing. No matter
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what. And then
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I never in my mind like, oh, I
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wanna be a professional
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drawer, like, a drafts or whatever because
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then in my mind, that would just be
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me at home alone,
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looking for inspiration and
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whatever.
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It's seemed like a pretty lonely boring life.
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And
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then I had a bunch of ex boyfriends
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with pretty bad, and, not a much, like,
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2. But with
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with pretty bad tattoos.
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And I was like, oh my god. I
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could totally do that. That is, like, what
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I could draw so which better. And then
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I started tattooing and I was like, okay.
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This is actually really hard. But
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we've been I've been working towards it, and
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yeah. It kinda just checked all the boxes
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for me in terms of, like, a job
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where I'm inspired by other artists around me
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on a daily basis. Like, I work at
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a shop. And
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it's be like, should I shade right here?
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Should I make this bigger? Is this place
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right? Like, I would go someone insane if
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it it's just me.
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And so it's just like...
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Yeah. You get to draw literally all day
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every day.
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And
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yeah, yeah, Just... It's kinda of just so
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where ridiculous feel... But, like, this ancient
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crap this, like, so beautiful. So that's kind
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of my whole rundown I how I got.
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There.
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So so you kind of
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kind of, I think you kind of walked
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into a shop said, hey, I wanna learn
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to do this.
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Kinda run run us through... Again... I've get
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pieces of your life through a little bit
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through you and through you your mom, run
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run it and and tell me
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tell us,
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I know where you work, but tell everybody
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else where you work if you want to.
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And
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and that they can see work. I know
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they can see your work on
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Instagram on your account kind of,
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do a little self promotion.
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Alright.
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Well,
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yeah Basically, I started
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during Covid,
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mom's friend to actually knew someone
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it owned a shop in Huntington,
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but it was, like Covid time, and I
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didn't wanna make anyone comfortable by going in
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there, and no 1 was really, like, even
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open.
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And so went down there and met the
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dude and
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we loved each other,
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still a and Danny Wild.
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And then,
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basically, after that, Was like, I need a
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move back to La, and
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my brother and Niko helped me print out
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a bunch of portfolios of my work.
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And then I went to,
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like, 45
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shops and dropped them off. And
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like it was literally 1 of 2. They
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called me back.
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And then, yeah. So Lincoln tattoo company
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in Venice,
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which is
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just like,
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I love everyone there. They're just... It's obviously
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I'm biased, but it's the best shop.
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Yeah. They called me back and
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kind of, like,
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took me on is, like, half apprentice half
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still
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doing walk ins and, like, able to tattoo.
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And I've been there for, like, 2 years
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and
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Yeah. You could check out my work on
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Instagram, gigi santo pietro trail.
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And yeah. It's just like, it's a big
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family there. There's, like, no drama.
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Who all like brothers and sisters, and which
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like, have a good time.
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It's like... It should be a sick homeowner.
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It's a really cool shop. I've been in
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there and
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met everyone, everyone seems super chill. They seem
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more like... You know, kinda protective of you,
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making sure you're Yeah. You're learning and no
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one's, you know, being a brick to you
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and... Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The
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so if I... Would... If someone walks in,
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if I was to walk in and go,
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look, I've always wanted 1
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a think of something. I, oh, no. I
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don't if I can have that 1 that
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of my body forever.
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How do you kind of work with someone
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on on what they want? I mean, how
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do you... Because it's art, and it's forever
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sort of.
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Yeah.
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That's such a good question. Like, honestly, if
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someone's unsure, I'm, like, just don't get it.
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Just like, you have so much. I
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like, it's such a permanent
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decision and stuff, Like,
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just
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wait on it and, like, make sure,
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and
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I probably won't say this, but at the
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end of the day, like, you're not gonna
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be in the same head space, and, like,
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whether it's a year or 2 years or
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5 or 10 or 20, Like, as when
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you wanted that tattoo. So
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it's like always gonna change...
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Like, your mind is always gonna change around
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what you want, and I kinda think that
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that's what epic about them too where you
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can just choose something kinda knowing what your
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mind is gonna change and build like well.
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We we did it. But
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yeah. I think that
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if you are unsure,
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family
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is a great
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start, like, you know, mom, dad,
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son,
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all that.
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And then,
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yeah. Basically,
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maybe a really important date or something like
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that or, like, the typical mom heart is,
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like, can't go wrong.
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Like, yeah. So
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I Yeah. Okay. It's always like, an an
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individual case.
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No, That kinda when... I'm always fascinated the
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fact that you do this.
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Again, just because I don't have 1, it
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doesn't even have a thought of them. It's
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because... I'm always looking at them. I know
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people that... I know other artists, tattoo artists
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and stuff.
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What
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has been your
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most fun or most creative. What what
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sticks out in your mind of the work
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that you're like, oh, my god. This is
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the pinnacle for me at the moment because
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I know you're... You're growing and you're getting
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better. And we'll always continue to get better
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but at this moment, what? You, like, check
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this 1 out. This is the 1 that
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really
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and oh inspires me.
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There's like,
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there's definitely
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a few, but
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I've just always,
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like, since, like, a child just drawn women,
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like, their faces, their bodies, like, everything.
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It just it's, like, weirdly the thing that
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comes most naturally to me. Like, I don't
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need to reference
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or anything.
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And whenever I can do,
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anything involving a woman, and then usually something
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with, like, a skull or a rose or
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something like that and make it look a
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little... Darker because I feel like women are
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beautiful.
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Whenever there's that, like, just the position of
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a woman and then something darker is, like
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my ideal form. Of tattooing. I could literally...
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I feel right now tattoo women for the
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rest of my life, like, if that's all
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that I could do, I would have so
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much fun doing that
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And so...
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Yeah.
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Probably 1 of the women with the roses
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is are on the skulls
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or something like that.
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Okay. That may be my first choice and
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when I come in. Oh
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let's let's switch a little bit.
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You look. So much like your mother when
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she was younger and and our mother, your
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grandmother.
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Oh,
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which it's it's
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kind of starting to look at.
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What's what it like growing up as a
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as a Hollywood kid.
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So
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it's it's so wild because
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I
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would like, ask someone the same thing
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because I did grow up around, like, other
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famous kids and all that.
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But... And I don't know if they would
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say this too, but, like, I genuinely
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feel like, my mom is so down to
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earth and like,
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normal that I never
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felt like I was
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like a famous kid, Like, you know, wheel
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fortune would come on to be like, well,
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I just wanna see my dress and we
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have to change a channel like, when Not
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been watch that. You know? Like, and just
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like, her daily activities artists so
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not what even I would imagine, like, a
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famous person would
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do. And so it's kind of like, I
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felt like, pretty normal despite the, like,
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groups
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that I grew up around that we're definitely,
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like,
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just, you know, it's like, all these
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famous people's kids or something like that. Which,
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like,
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I don't know. It felt very, like, normal,
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but I also saw, like, people whose,
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moms get, like, glam up before going to
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the grocery store and stuff, but it's like,
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that's
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wild, but he says for that, like, I
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think in my home, it was totally normal.
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Maybe that I don't know. But
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I saw, like, other people having kind of
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that, like, more glamorous
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like style, but, yeah. I think I pretty
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much stayed out of the
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limelight or the proximity of it and stuff,
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but, yeah. I don't know.
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Yeah. Why I remember going to into a
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couple of your birthday parties when you were
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younger and and the people that were there
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and kind of, like,
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just... And it was just kinda, yeah, obviously,
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normal in your life. That's And so you
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also... You had this huge Hollywood
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La life going on.
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But I know that Van always had a
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connection with home.
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And you guys would been Summers in North
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Myrtle Beach you and Nico and for years.
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What was some... What was that like, going
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from La?
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From the left coast to the from the
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West Coast of the east Coast.
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I
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loved Myrtle Beach. Shit. I feel like there's
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just, like,
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So, you know, in that way, it's not
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that safe to, like, just walk around,
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and, like, your parents don't really know where
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you are but trust that you're gonna be
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good.
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You know, walking down, like, Main street or
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whatever whatever. Like, I don't really think there's
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an equivalent
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La for where I grew up in La.
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It's also separated
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and, like, you have can drive there and
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whatever. So for me, it was just like,
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all the good things. There's the beach.
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Like, you know,
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great food and just, like, freedom to walk
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around and be a kid and stuff. So
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those were, like, for sure the highlights of
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my summer
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just
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yeah. Honestly, Myrtle Beach feels
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like,
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home and a, like a second home and
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a sense of, like,
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just
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how familiar and safe and all that.
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That it feels
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definitely a good break from
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the Chaos of La to go there and
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all that. Yeah. It was I love Myrtle
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beach.
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Now you know your mom is gonna correct
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you and say north Myrtle Beach. Yeah.
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Yeah. For sure.
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So
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you're your
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your dad lives in Thailand. Right?
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Do you guys get to travel to... Talk
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about, you know, the relationship that that it
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with your dad and your brother and kind
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of... That... Because that's a whole different.
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Side of Hollywood and in life.
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Yeah.
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My dad is
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living in Thailand and he's just like,
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honestly
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a big
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inspiration because I hope I can be, like,
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he party's harder than me. Like, well, his
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job is to party.
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Yeah. It's basically... It's 1 of those jobs
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where you're working
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for sure. But you're also
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in a cool ankle club. It's pretty cool.
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So what you've... I know you've gone to
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visit. What what was
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what's Thailand life? Or what was Bangkok like
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for you?
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For me, it felt like New York on
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steroids.
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It was just
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so
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packed,
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so much movement,
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chaos, like,
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like, so many different smells and tastes and
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I unfortunately didn't go to, like, the islands
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which I really wanted to go to is
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beautiful
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beaches and stuff. But the center of town...
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Yeah. It was just it was wild and
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chaotic, which I feel like is where I
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thrive, but
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it... Yeah. Just bunch of great food and
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parties and
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there's a lot of cool parks,
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but, yeah. I was kinda just, like,
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walking around all day. I didn't have too
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many plans. Just went out there to see
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my dad. So
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it was really cool.
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So
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as we're getting waiting close to wrap up
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here,
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what what's your desire for the future? I
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know you love tattooing, Do you see a
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offers So what what do you see for
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yourself
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in in in the next 20, 30, 40,
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50 years?
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Oh,
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in
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in the next few years at least, I'd
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love to like, travel around to different cities
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where fine line
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black and gray tattoo and is
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popping off.
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Or any style tattooing.
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Honestly, just travel around and meet a bunch
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of people,
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and then
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maybe
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way down the line in the future,
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open up a shop
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or something like that, but
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it would have to be, yeah, many, many
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years down the road. But
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for now, yeah, just have a good
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time and travel around and be, like, inspired
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by
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different artists all around the world that have
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that, like, super nerdy passion that I have
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to.
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Just... It's like a super fun thing to
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geek out on,
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And,
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yeah, Probably
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maybe
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do some other
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business things regarding art, and
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creating some sort of space for artists where
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they could sell their art and not get
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robbed and stuff
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but definitely have no idea to be totally.
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Hey. You're in your twenties. You don't need
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1II
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noticed you mentioned.
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Gray and black and gray tattooing.
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Is that where you
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kind of planned to stay focused, are you
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wanna... Or you want to
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delve into color. I mean, because some of
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the some of the... Your arts beautiful. It's
22:41
very cool. It's blend black and white. Would
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it be different in color? I mean, some
22:45
of the color things just kinda blow me
22:46
away too or they kinda make it look
22:48
3 d and stuff. So
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what's your title on that?
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I mean, honestly, my goal is to be
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jack of all trades,
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master of black and gray.
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But
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I... Yeah. I tried to pride myself in,
23:05
like, having a street shop
23:07
basis
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of my craft where
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whatever anyone wants walking through the door. I
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somehow am able to give it to them,
23:17
which is a pretty new thing in tattooing
23:19
as opposed to, like, well, if it's not
23:21
on the wall, we don't have it, you
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know, like,
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Yeah. And Hardy did lot to change that.
23:28
And
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I...
23:30
Like, my joy in tattooing is being able
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to give people what they want.
23:35
And so
23:36
I definitely, like,
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I love using color. Actually, it's so fun.
23:43
It feels kinda like violent. You have to
23:46
really get it in there, but, like, usually,
23:48
it's always a super fun time, and I
23:51
would love to
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do color for sure. But I I also,
23:56
right now, which is always bound to change,
23:58
which I... Is why I love tattooing.
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I'm just super into fine line black and
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gray, kind of glossy, Chromium, little nineties
24:07
s
24:08
designs and stuff that just brand new joy
24:10
right now.
24:11
I love that tagline. Jack of all trades
24:13
with master of black and gray. I love
24:15
that.
24:17
Alright. Have... I have 1 last question how
24:18
I I tried in the last question on
24:20
on all the podcasts is,
24:23
what did I not ask
24:24
or did we not cover that you really
24:26
want to share?
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Well,
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Hey. That's a that's a hard 1.
24:41
I don't know. You asked a lot of
24:42
really good questions.
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Oh,
24:48
well, maybe just like as a Psa for
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anyone
24:53
watching this.
24:56
Like, if you are curious about getting a
24:59
tattoo,
25:00
I highly recommend doing your research on the
25:02
artist
25:03
and see if they match your style,
25:07
it because you could walk into a shop
25:09
and you have no idea what you're gonna
25:11
get, you know? And so, yeah, Definitely do
25:14
your research
25:16
make sure you like them and their style
25:19
more importantly.
25:20
And,
25:21
yeah. Definitely
25:23
stay your research.
25:25
That's that's a great Psa because how many
25:27
drunken tattoos they've shown up. That's probably... When
25:30
1 time I was about got 1 was
25:31
on sunset, Boulevard a position where I shouldn't
25:34
have been drinking and go, hey.
25:35
What about that 1? Thank god it didn't
25:37
happen, but hey.
25:39
Yeah.
25:41
That
25:42
this has been fun talking to you, and
25:44
and I hope Wholeheartedly invite you to San
25:46
Antonio at any time to come hang out
25:47
with us in check out the tattoo scene
25:50
here.
25:51
I would love it.
25:53
And I'm gonna have your brother, Nico on
25:55
soon, hopefully also,
25:57
Look forward to chatting with him. Check is
25:59
able will do a family 1 with you,
26:00
mom,
26:01
Niko.
26:02
That'd be kind of fun.
26:05
But Gigi. Thank you. He and and it's
26:07
been awesome talking to you, and, hey, go
26:10
do some grading today.
26:12
Oh, thank you. I appreciate you so much.
26:15
Miss you.
26:17
Love you.
26:18
We'll see you soon.
26:20
Alright.
26:21
Bye. Bye.
26:23
Oh, man. That, you know, it was so
26:26
fun to talk to a to my niece
26:28
because I, I said, that's probably the longest
26:29
we've had a a single 1 on 1
26:31
conversation and... And in a little in depth,
26:33
you know,
26:35
hopefully, I inspire other
26:37
uncles to talk.
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