Gosh Bob Dylan damn, I gotta move at the end of this month.
My roommate is moving into an apartment/house of his own with his gf,
who practically lives with us anyways now. It's like, "Adios, Chase.
Nice to meetcha. Wouldn't want to beeya, boy-a."
Moving blows. I don't wanna move. I want to stay solitary. In one
place. For a inordinate amount of time. I want to be Zack Morris and
call a time-out and watch everyone stand mouths agape as I walk around
and eat PB&J sandwiches at my non-rushed heart's content. As I
finish the sandwiches and possibly wipe peanut jelly crummies on
everyone's faces, I can arrange appendages in uncomfortable contortions
and put on godawful music like a Celine Dion/Kenny G greatest hits
boxed set. Or a Maroon 5 b-side sampler.
The best thing about finding a place to live in LA is that you better
damn well like the place you pick. 'Cause you have long leases and traffic
and possible bullets flying through your bathroom window as you take a
shower. Yep, Los Angeles is one of the most populated cities in the
world but sometimes it seems like Mayberry had more cops. Hell. The
only Beverly Hills Cop I've ever seen is Axl Foley. And I haven't even
seen him, technically, since 1987, 'cause you know you can't count part
3. This is disheartening to a kid that wanted to either be an astronaut
or Eddie Murphy growing up. Imagine my lilly-white Baptist grandmother
when I told her that.
But, yeah, I'm planning on loading my outhouse on wheels shown above
and setting down somewhere over the Hills. Somewhere in North
Hollywood, Sherman Oaks or Burbank, where you can hit a porn star or a
WB star with a rock if you like that sort of thing. So if anyone
knows of or has a rich
parent/grandparent/cousin/friend/uncle/sugar-momma who has a huge house
with a guest-house/yard, I will willingly be their semi-adopted
child/grandchild/second-cousin/buddy/nephew/love-slave in exchange for
some prime real estate and a hot shower.
I'm serious 'bout this. I gots needs, yo.