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Yep. Yeah. And so I ended up moving out of that house to another house down in Laurel Canyon and I got a room for him. So I was like, all right, my dad like rolls with me. Like this is my road dog. Like you come on tour with me, you do this with me, like whatever. And, uh,

Yep. Yeah. And so I ended up moving out of that house to another house down in Laurel Canyon and I got a room for him. So I was like, all right, my dad like rolls with me. Like this is my road dog. Like you come on tour with me, you do this with me, like whatever. And, uh,

Things were going fine, and then I went into his room one night, and I found a bunch of plastic bottles of vodka under his bed.

Things were going fine, and then I went into his room one night, and I found a bunch of plastic bottles of vodka under his bed.

And I was like, yo, I was like, you're out. I was like, you're out, bro, because you're not dying under my roof. Yeah. Like, I'm not going to take the responsibility that I'll live with for the rest of my life that you fucking died under my roof. You're out. And it was so hard, because again... I had to disconnect from my father, again. The same cycle, all over again.

And I was like, yo, I was like, you're out. I was like, you're out, bro, because you're not dying under my roof. Yeah. Like, I'm not going to take the responsibility that I'll live with for the rest of my life that you fucking died under my roof. You're out. And it was so hard, because again... I had to disconnect from my father, again. The same cycle, all over again.

But I knew it was the right thing. I knew it was the right thing to do. So then, he goes off, lives with another girlfriend, that was kind of his thing, he'd go find a girlfriend to live with. And... It's hard because, you know, we didn't die. He didn't die on the best terms with each other, you know, because, like, another two years, whatever, went by.

But I knew it was the right thing. I knew it was the right thing to do. So then, he goes off, lives with another girlfriend, that was kind of his thing, he'd go find a girlfriend to live with. And... It's hard because, you know, we didn't die. He didn't die on the best terms with each other, you know, because, like, another two years, whatever, went by.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, I... You know, I got a call last night. I've talked about this before, so I'll talk about it again just because it is a big part of the story. But I got a call from him one night. We always had this deal. He was like, if I die, you get my bird. He had an African gray parrot his whole fucking life. This was his best friend.

Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, I... You know, I got a call last night. I've talked about this before, so I'll talk about it again just because it is a big part of the story. But I got a call from him one night. We always had this deal. He was like, if I die, you get my bird. He had an African gray parrot his whole fucking life. This was his best friend.

He had a love relationship with this bird for real. This was his soulmate, was his bird. And he was like, when I die, she's yours, right? And so I got a voicemail on my phone one night that's like, hey, man. I could hear it in his voice. Hey, man, you know, something came up. Ruby's yours. I'm like, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck's going on?

He had a love relationship with this bird for real. This was his soulmate, was his bird. And he was like, when I die, she's yours, right? And so I got a voicemail on my phone one night that's like, hey, man. I could hear it in his voice. Hey, man, you know, something came up. Ruby's yours. I'm like, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck, what the fuck's going on?

So I get in my car and I start driving down to Long Beach. And I'm calling him over and over and over and over and over and over and over. And he finally answers. He's like, it's already done, man. Don't even, just turn around. Just turn around. It's already done. The deal's already done. Just turn around. I'm like, dude, I'm 20 minutes away. Just hold on. Just hold on. Just fucking hold on.

So I get in my car and I start driving down to Long Beach. And I'm calling him over and over and over and over and over and over and over. And he finally answers. He's like, it's already done, man. Don't even, just turn around. Just turn around. It's already done. The deal's already done. Just turn around. I'm like, dude, I'm 20 minutes away. Just hold on. Just hold on. Just fucking hold on.

Dude, I get to fucking Long Beach, I kick open the door, and he's like sitting there with his like fucking wrist in the air, like in a pool of blood and shit. And I walk in, slip on the pool of blood, fall into it, and I fucking just start slapping him, slapping him, just like, what's your favorite Allman Brothers song? What's your favorite Allman Brothers song? He like, his eyes come open.

Dude, I get to fucking Long Beach, I kick open the door, and he's like sitting there with his like fucking wrist in the air, like in a pool of blood and shit. And I walk in, slip on the pool of blood, fall into it, and I fucking just start slapping him, slapping him, just like, what's your favorite Allman Brothers song? What's your favorite Allman Brothers song? He like, his eyes come open.

He's like whipping post. If anyone who knows the song whipping post, like it's like, I feel like dying. It was like the craziest. I just say, and I say, but anyways, that being said, ambulance was called, came, um, and brought him back to life, saved his life. Brought him back to life. All good. You know, shit happened.

He's like whipping post. If anyone who knows the song whipping post, like it's like, I feel like dying. It was like the craziest. I just say, and I say, but anyways, that being said, ambulance was called, came, um, and brought him back to life, saved his life. Brought him back to life. All good. You know, shit happened.