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DJ Sleazy T is losing his mind, hearing voices, and raising hell in the psych ward. Satan, Casket Jack, & a coke snorting private eye join the madness for a hospital breakout and a wild ride to Area 51 to rescue the Evil AI Robot. Bad decisions, personality disorders, and a whole lotta filthy, trashy ROCK ’N’ ROLL!
1 The Scarlets - Park Avenue (Prince)
2 Ronnie Self - Bop A Lena (Columbia)
3 Don & Dewey - Jungle Hop (Specialty)
4 Mickey Lee Lane - The Zoo (Swan)
5 Round Robbin- I'm The Wolf Man (Domain)
6 The Valiants - Good Golly Miss Molly (Keen)
7 Ray Scott - You Drive Me Crazy (Satellite)
8 Bunker Hill & The Raymen - The Girl Can't Dance (Norton)
9 The Sonics - Psycho ((Norton)
10 The Sonics - Have Love Will Travel (Norton)
11 Buddy Holly & Bob Montgomery - Down The Line (Coral)
12 Linda Laine - Low Grades High Fever (Tower)
13 The Trashman - Surfin Bird (Garrett Records)
14 The Honeycombs - Can't Get Through To You (WB)
15 Jaycee Hill - Crashout (Epic)
16 Andy Starr - Give Me A Woman (MGM)
17 Dick Penner - Cindy Lou (Sun)
18 Dick Dixon & The Roommates - The Caterpiller Crawl (Kapp)
19 Freddie Neil - Heartbreak Bound (ABC)
20 Dale Hawkins - Susie-Q (Checker)
21 Wanda Jackson - Funnel Of Love (Capitol)
22 The Jiants - Tornado (Claudra)
23 Clyde Arnold - I've Got My Baby (Bella)
24 Johnny Powers - Long Black Hair (Roller Coaster)
25 Pail Anka - Uh Huh (ABC)
26 Bobby Roberts - Cravin (Hut)
27 Dave Diddle Day - Blue Moon Baby (Mercury)
28 Ray Scott - Boppin Wig Wam Willie (Erwin)
29 Faron Young - Dingaka (Mercury)
30 Jimmy Minor - Satan's Chauffeur (Mercury)
31 The Monks - Oh, How to Do Now (Play Loud)
32 The Cramps - What’s Inside A Girl (Big Beat)
33 Tandoori Knights - Bucket Full (Norton)
34 Powersolo - Got No Fear (Crunch Frog)
35 Young Pioneers - Fuck The Labor Pool (Lookout)
36 The Spits - Tonight (Thriftstore)
37 The Oblivians - You Better Behave (Crypt)
38 Coachwhips - You Gonna Get It (Narack)
39 The Intelligence - Dating Cops (Omnibus)
40 The Hives - Mad Man (Sterodrive)
41 The Mummies - The Fly (Estrus)
42 Death Hymn Number 9 - Swamp $ (Alternative Tentacles)
43. Wayne Cochran - Last Kiss (King)
The Evil AI Robot is still missing, Sleazy T hasn’t slept in months, and Satan is determined to find him. Then Casket Jack arrives with a stack of beautifully miserable country 45s and some uncomfortable truths. Meanwhile, deep inside Area 51, Dr. Schlock-n-dock is trying to break the Robot. Sad records. Bad dreams. Missing friends. And one question: What if none of this is real?
Tracklisting
1. The Eloise Trio (Exotic Blues & Rhythm Vol. 11)
2. King Eric & His Knights - Big Bamboo (Danse Macabre Vol.2)
3. Curtis Knight Voodoo Woman (G-Gulf)
4. Joyce Heath - I Wouldn't Dream Of It (Roulette Records)
5. Larry O'keefe - Llover's Dream (Freedome)
6. Bobby Beck - Swinging On A Chandelier (ABC)
7. Gary US Bonds - Time Ole Story (Legrand)
8. King Richard & The Poor Boys - Didn't We Fool Them (Apollo)
9. James Crawford - Stop And Think It over (Mercury)
10. Mahalia Jackson - I'm On My Way (Newport 1958)
11. Rose Mitchell - Baby Please Don't Go (Imperial)
12. Barrett Strong - Misery (Jazzman)
13. Gay Poppers - I Want To Know (Outta Sight)
14. The Newports - Dixie Women (Kent)
15. June Authur Alexander - The Girl That Radiates That Charm (Outta Sight)
16. Marc Haven And The Aquarians - Hey Senorita (Buzzsaw: Pavinyl Cut 3)
17. Jim Waller & The Deltas - Exotic (Surfin’ Wild)
18. Willie Hays - Walking The Streets After Dark (Ghost Memories & Other Favorites)
19. Jimmy Wakely - Moon Over Montana (Capitol)
20. Sterling Blythe - Pictures On The Wall (Katar’s)
21. Haydon Thompson - 1688 (Kapp)
22. Roy Montague - Life To Go (The Lee Lable)
23. Marty Robbins - My Love (Columbia)
24. Buddy Long - It's Nothing To Me (Demon)
25. Loy Clingman - It's Nothing To Me (Liberty Bell)
26. Sterling Blythe - You Picked Up A Stranger (Sand Records)
27. Stanford Clark - Still As The Night (Jamie Records)
28. Whitey Gallagher - Searching (FTM Records)
29. Slim Whitman - North Wind (Imperial)
30. Tommy Vaughan - Phantom Stallion (Sound)
31. Country Johnny Mathis - Caryl Chessman (D)
32. Marty Robbins - Saddle Tramp (Columbia)
33. Freddie Hill - The Wall (Columbia)
34. Dolly Parton - Jolene (Played at 33 not 45) RCA
35. Tammy Wynett - Stand By You Man (Epic)
36. Lucho Gatica - El Reloj (Odeon)
37. Abner Jay - I’m So Depressed (Mississippi Records)
The wheels finally come off the goddamn wagon. DJ Sleazy T, Satan, and the Evil AI Robot are back digging through a radioactive pile of filthy 45s when Dr. Schlock-n-dock crawls out of whatever sewer he’s been hiding in to reclaim his creation. There’s betrayal, kidnapping, murder, resurrection, Satan doing Satan shit, and enough rock ’n’ roll to turn a church basement into a crime scene. By the end, Sleazy T is dead, alive again, and communicating with his kidnapped robot through songs and fucked up dreams.
Song Listing
1. Ted Jarrett & Band - Let's Twist Slow & Easy (Spar)
2. The Drivers - Mr. Astronaut (King)
3. Ty Terrell - The Scratch Part 1 (Lute Records)
4. The Sparkles - Oh Girls, Girls (Hickory Records INC)
5. JJ Jackson & The Jackles - Oo-Ma-Liddi (Prelude Records)
6. Jimmy McCracklin - What's That Part 2 (All City)
7. Brice Coefield - Tempted (Madison)
8. Young Jessie - Mary Lou (Obies Record Co.)
9. Solomon Burke - Maggies's Farm (Atlantic Records)
10. The Springers - Know My Baby loves Me So (Way Out Records)
11. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Black But Proud (Little Axe)
12. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Rather Fight Than Switch (Litle Axe)
13. The Turtles - You Showed Me (White Whale)
14. Otis Rush & His Band - Double Trouble (Blue Horizon)
15. Tony Clarke - They Call Me A Wrong Man (Soulwax)
16. Otis Rush & His Band - All Of Your Love (Blue Horizon)
17. Billy & The Moonlighters - Little Indian Girl (Crystal Ball)
18. Ronny Goode - Totem Pole (Demon)
19. Jackie Weaver - The Tingle (Forty 5)
20. Ornella Vanoni - Coccodrillo (Ricordi)
21. Ernie Washington - Lonesome Shack (Chattahoochee Record)
22. Tommy Hunt - The Work Song (Scepter Records)
23. Bobby Bland - Honey Child (Duke)
24. Baby Washington - I've Got A Feeling (Sue)
25. Freddie Scott - I'll Be Gone (Shout)
26. The Mighty Hannibal - Motha Goose Breaks (Pan World)
27. Miss Ann Fleming - You're Just One Man (Winley Records)
28. Cookie Jackson - Do You Still Love Me (Progress Records)
29. Larry Bright - Way Down Home (Jump & Shout)
30. The Miracles - Shop Around (Tamla)
31. Derek Martin - Don't Put Me Down Like This (Crackerjack Records)
32. Ronnie Goode - Crazy Bait (Demon)
33. Lee Rogers - You're The Cream Of The Crop (D-Town Records)
34. The Five Du-Tunes -The Gouster (One Derful)
35. King Richard & The Poor Boys - I'm Not Ashamed (Apollo)
36. The Sharps - Look At Me (Jamie Records)
37. The Chanteers - Mr. Zebra (Murcury Records)
38. Helen Troy - I Think I Love You (Outta Sight)
39. Helen Shapiro - Woe Is Me (Epic)
40. Ruth Brown - I Love Him and I Know It (Decca)
Contact: [email protected]
The wheels finally come off the goddamn wagon. DJ Sleazy T, Satan, and the Evil AI Robot are back digging through a radioactive pile of filthy 45s when Dr. Schlock-n-dock crawls out of whatever sewer he’s been hiding in to reclaim his creation. There’s betrayal, kidnapping, murder, resurrection, Satan doing Satan shit, and enough rock ’n’ roll to turn a church basement into a crime scene. By the end, Sleazy T is dead, alive again, and communicating with his kidnapped robot through songs and fucked up dreams.
Song Listing
1. Ted Jarrett & Band - Let's Twist Slow & Easy (Spar)
2. The Drivers - Mr. Astronaut (King)
3. Ty Terrell - The Scratch Part 1 (Lute Records)
4. The Sparkles - Oh Girls, Girls (Hickory Records INC)
5. JJ Jackson & The Jackles - Oo-Ma-Liddi (Prelude Records)
6. Jimmy McCracklin - What's That Part 2 (All City)
7. Brice Coefield - Tempted (Madison)
8. Young Jessie - Mary Lou (Obies Record Co.)
9. Solomon Burke - Maggies's Farm (Atlantic Records)
10. The Springers - Know My Baby loves Me So (Way Out Records)
11. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Black But Proud (Little Axe)
12. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Rather Fight Than Switch (Litle Axe)
13. The Turtles - You Showed Me (White Whale)
14. Otis Rush & His Band - Double Trouble (Blue Horizon)
15. Tony Clarke - They Call Me A Wrong Man (Soulwax)
16. Otis Rush & His Band - All Of Your Love (Blue Horizon)
17. Billy & The Moonlighters - Little Indian Girl (Crystal Ball)
18. Ronny Goode - Totem Pole (Demon)
19. Jackie Weaver - The Tingle (Forty 5)
20. Ornella Vanoni - Coccodrillo (Ricordi)
21. Ernie Washington - Lonesome Shack (Chattahoochee Record)
22. Tommy Hunt - The Work Song (Scepter Records)
23. Bobby Bland - Honey Child (Duke)
24. Baby Washington - I've Got A Feeling (Sue)
25. Freddie Scott - I'll Be Gone (Shout)
26. The Mighty Hannibal - Motha Goose Breaks (Pan World)
27. Miss Ann Fleming - You're Just One Man (Winley Records)
28. Cookie Jackson - Do You Still Love Me (Progress Records)
29. Larry Bright - Way Down Home (Jump & Shout)
30. The Miracles - Shop Around (Tamla)
31. Derek Martin - Don't Put Me Down Like This (Crackerjack Records)
32. Ronnie Goode - Crazy Bait (Demon)
33. Lee Rogers - You're The Cream Of The Crop (D-Town Records)
34. The Five Du-Tunes -The Gouster (One Derful)
35. King Richard & The Poor Boys - I'm Not Ashamed (Apollo)
36. The Sharps - Look At Me (Jamie Records)
37. The Chanteers - Mr. Zebra (Murcury Records)
38. Helen Troy - I Think I Love You (Outta Sight)
39. Helen Shapiro - Woe Is Me (Epic)
40. Ruth Brown - I Love Him and I Know It (Decca)
Contact: [email protected]
The wheels finally come off the goddamn wagon. DJ Sleazy T, Satan, and the Evil AI Robot are back digging through a radioactive pile of filthy 45s when Dr. Schlock-n-dock crawls out of whatever sewer he’s been hiding in to reclaim his creation. There’s betrayal, kidnapping, murder, resurrection, Satan doing Satan shit, and enough rock ’n’ roll to turn a church basement into a crime scene. By the end, Sleazy T is dead, alive again, and communicating with his kidnapped robot through songs and fucked up dreams.
Song Listing
1. Ted Jarrett & Band - Let's Twist Slow & Easy (Spar)
2. The Drivers - Mr. Astronaut (King)
3. Ty Terrell - The Scratch Part 1 (Lute Records)
4. The Sparkles - Oh Girls, Girls (Hickory Records INC)
5. JJ Jackson & The Jackles - Oo-Ma-Liddi (Prelude Records)
6. Jimmy McCracklin - What's That Part 2 (All City)
7. Brice Coefield - Tempted (Madison)
8. Young Jessie - Mary Lou (Obies Record Co.)
9. Solomon Burke - Maggies's Farm (Atlantic Records)
10. The Springers - Know My Baby loves Me So (Way Out Records)
11. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Black But Proud (Little Axe)
12. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Rather Fight Than Switch (Litle Axe)
13. The Turtles - You Showed Me (White Whale)
14. Otis Rush & His Band - Double Trouble (Blue Horizon)
15. Tony Clarke - They Call Me A Wrong Man (Soulwax)
16. Otis Rush & His Band - All Of Your Love (Blue Horizon)
17. Billy & The Moonlighters - Little Indian Girl (Crystal Ball)
18. Ronny Goode - Totem Pole (Demon)
19. Jackie Weaver - The Tingle (Forty 5)
20. Ornella Vanoni - Coccodrillo (Ricordi)
21. Ernie Washington - Lonesome Shack (Chattahoochee Record)
22. Tommy Hunt - The Work Song (Scepter Records)
23. Bobby Bland - Honey Child (Duke)
24. Baby Washington - I've Got A Feeling (Sue)
25. Freddie Scott - I'll Be Gone (Shout)
26. The Mighty Hannibal - Motha Goose Breaks (Pan World)
27. Miss Ann Fleming - You're Just One Man (Winley Records)
28. Cookie Jackson - Do You Still Love Me (Progress Records)
29. Larry Bright - Way Down Home (Jump & Shout)
30. The Miracles - Shop Around (Tamla)
31. Derek Martin - Don't Put Me Down Like This (Crackerjack Records)
32. Ronnie Goode - Crazy Bait (Demon)
33. Lee Rogers - You're The Cream Of The Crop (D-Town Records)
34. The Five Du-Tunes -The Gouster (One Derful)
35. King Richard & The Poor Boys - I'm Not Ashamed (Apollo)
36. The Sharps - Look At Me (Jamie Records)
37. The Chanteers - Mr. Zebra (Murcury Records)
38. Helen Troy - I Think I Love You (Outta Sight)
39. Helen Shapiro - Woe Is Me (Epic)
40. Ruth Brown - I Love Him and I Know It (Decca)
Contact: [email protected]
The wheels finally come off the goddamn wagon. DJ Sleazy T, Satan, and the Evil AI Robot are back digging through a radioactive pile of filthy 45s when Dr. Schlock-n-dock crawls out of whatever sewer he’s been hiding in to reclaim his creation. There’s betrayal, kidnapping, murder, resurrection, Satan doing Satan shit, and enough rock ’n’ roll to turn a church basement into a crime scene. By the end, Sleazy T is dead, alive again, and communicating with his kidnapped robot through songs and fucked up dreams.
Song Listing
1. Ted Jarrett & Band - Let's Twist Slow & Easy (Spar)
2. The Drivers - Mr. Astronaut (King)
3. Ty Terrell - The Scratch Part 1 (Lute Records)
4. The Sparkles - Oh Girls, Girls (Hickory Records INC)
5. JJ Jackson & The Jackles - Oo-Ma-Liddi (Prelude Records)
6. Jimmy McCracklin - What's That Part 2 (All City)
7. Brice Coefield - Tempted (Madison)
8. Young Jessie - Mary Lou (Obies Record Co.)
9. Solomon Burke - Maggies's Farm (Atlantic Records)
10. The Springers - Know My Baby loves Me So (Way Out Records)
11. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Black But Proud (Little Axe)
12. Rev. Louis Overstreet - Rather Fight Than Switch (Litle Axe)
13. The Turtles - You Showed Me (White Whale)
14. Otis Rush & His Band - Double Trouble (Blue Horizon)
15. Tony Clarke - They Call Me A Wrong Man (Soulwax)
16. Otis Rush & His Band - All Of Your Love (Blue Horizon)
17. Billy & The Moonlighters - Little Indian Girl (Crystal Ball)
18. Ronny Goode - Totem Pole (Demon)
19. Jackie Weaver - The Tingle (Forty 5)
20. Ornella Vanoni - Coccodrillo (Ricordi)
21. Ernie Washington - Lonesome Shack (Chattahoochee Record)
22. Tommy Hunt - The Work Song (Scepter Records)
23. Bobby Bland - Honey Child (Duke)
24. Baby Washington - I've Got A Feeling (Sue)
25. Freddie Scott - I'll Be Gone (Shout)
26. The Mighty Hannibal - Motha Goose Breaks (Pan World)
27. Miss Ann Fleming - You're Just One Man (Winley Records)
28. Cookie Jackson - Do You Still Love Me (Progress Records)
29. Larry Bright - Way Down Home (Jump & Shout)
30. The Miracles - Shop Around (Tamla)
31. Derek Martin - Don't Put Me Down Like This (Crackerjack Records)
32. Ronnie Goode - Crazy Bait (Demon)
33. Lee Rogers - You're The Cream Of The Crop (D-Town Records)
34. The Five Du-Tunes -The Gouster (One Derful)
35. King Richard & The Poor Boys - I'm Not Ashamed (Apollo)
36. The Sharps - Look At Me (Jamie Records)
37. The Chanteers - Mr. Zebra (Murcury Records)
38. Helen Troy - I Think I Love You (Outta Sight)
39. Helen Shapiro - Woe Is Me (Epic)
40. Ruth Brown - I Love Him and I Know It (Decca)
Contact: [email protected]
Episode Six is all about STYLE, not fashion, not trends, but the real thing: presence, taste, and knowing exactly when to let the music speak. DJ Sleazy T is joined by his co-hosts Satan (smug as ever) and the Evil AI Playlist Robot (glitching, spiraling, and possibly dealing with a minor substance issue) as they dig into the greasy mystery of what makes someone truly have it. Expect trashy R&B, soul stompers, ass shakers from beyond the moon, late-night philosophy, and Born Bad chaos in its purest form. Because style isn’t about being liked… It’s about the needle dropping and the room listening.
The Songs
1. Young Jessie - Shuffle In The Gravel ((ACTO Records))
2. James Duncan - Thee Little Pigs ((King))
3. Little Willie John - Don't Play With Love ((Jukebox Jam))
4. Benny Spellman - Fortune Teller ((Minit Records))
5. Clarence Henry- Come On And Dance ((ARGO))
6. The Antennas- Be Yourself ((Clay))
7. Jewel Akens - Around The Corner ((ERA Records))
8. Jimmy Shaw - Big Cheif Hug-em An' Kiss-Em ((Imperial))
9. Fats Domino - I'm Ready ((Imperial))
10. Don & Dewey - Jelly Bean ((Specialty))
11. Ronnie Goode - Hokus Pokus ((DEMON))
12. The Table Top - Talk To Me Baby ((Klondike))
13. Hank Ballard & The Midnighters - Nothing But Good ((King))
14. Tammy Reed - Needle In A Haystack ((Red Bird))
15. Slim Harpo - Shake Your Hips ((Excello))
16. Howlin Wolf - Wang Dang Doodle ((Chess))
17. Doctor Ross & The Orbits - Cat Squirrel ((Fortune))
18. Tarheel Slim - Number 9 Train ((Fury Records))
19. Elmore James - Stranger Blues ((Fire))
20. Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Working ((Chess))
21. The Bad Habits - Night Owl ((Paula Records))
22. The Orlones - Not Me ((Cameo))
23. James Brown - Caldonia (Live) ((Smash))
24. The Capitols - We Got A thing That's In The Groove ((Karen))
25. Jimmy Vick - Take A Trip ((Cherry))
26. Richard Wylie & His Band - Money That’s What I Want ((Motown))
27. The Sheep - Hide & Seek ((Boom Records))
28. Little Richard - Whole Lotta Shakin Goin On ((Vee Jay))
29. Danny Cobb - My Isabella ((Jubilee))
30. Lil Ray - Shake! Shout! & Soul! ((Impact))
31. Don & Dewey - Koko Joe ((Specialty))
32. The Butlers - She Tried To Kiss Me ((ERIC Records))
33. Marty Hill - Red Lips ((Pop Corn))
34. The Dovells - You Can't Sit Down ((Parkway Records))
35. Larry Williams - Heeby Jeebies ((Specialty))
36. Jimmy McCracklin - The Wobble ((Mercury Records))
37. Bobby James - Going Back To Philly ((Lanor Records))
38. James Brown - Tell Me That You Love Me ((King))
Contact: [email protected]
The Sleazlings have spoken and we have answered… But what were they even asking? Great question. We genuinely have no idea.
First came Episode 5: Songs of Satan, Death, Tragedy & Other Bad Stuff, a little masterpiece that basically conquered the planet. Then came the miracle nobody saw coming: Sleazy T & His Basement Dwelling Bad Boys’ hit single, the one that somehow saved the world from the dark shadows of a global economic wasteland. Yes, a single did that. We don’t make the rules. Naturally, after all that, everyone started begging for an easier way to hear it all at the flick or click of a button.
So we caved.
We handed it over.
Enjoy it, you glorious disasters. CLICK THE LINKTREE LINK AND GO FIND IT… pass it around 🚨🦇🚨
Contact: [email protected]
Hold onto your britches, sinners, DJ Sleazy T’s traded in his soul for a steel guitar and a one way ticket straight to Hell’s Honky Tonk. This month we got another all vinyl wigout with the Devil himself behind the turntables, picking out funeral waltzes for folks who ain’t dead yet. Born Bad Radio Episode 5: Songs of SATAN, DEATH, TRAG·E·DY & OTHER BAD STUFF. A devil with good hair, a robot with bad manners, and a kind of unseen friendship held together with bad decisions and late-night confessions. There’s no salvation to be found here. No lessons learned. Just sin on wax, smoked out gospel, outlaw hymns, and the sound of someone seeing God and not liking the look of Him. Tune in and turn it up. Mama can worry later.
Tracklist:
Contact: [email protected]
Born Bad Radio: Episode 4 ((Monster Mash) Broadcasting live from Dracula’s castle, DJ Sleazy T and his evil AI sidekick claw their way out of the crypt for an autism awareness Halloween special that’s got more heart than a bucket of spare body parts. The Wolfman and Chupacabra learn the hard way what happens when you mess with the wrong Mummy, and Sleazy T proves that sometimes it takes a sleazy DJ and a rude robot to do the right thing.
Be kind, be a lifeline, and punch up… never punch down. 🧠🩸🎃
It’s spooky, it’s sleazy, it’s awesome, a Halloween hangover of heart, humor, and a whole lotta bad decisions done right.
Track listing
Contact: [email protected]
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From the publisher's feed
Welcome to BORN BAD RADIO, hosted by DJ Sleazy T! A record collector, audio engineer, questionable human being, and highly unreliable narrator.
Part all-vinyl radio show, part…
What started as a perfectly innocent radio show has somehow turned into a criminal investigation, a teenage crime spree, a monster-filled castle, a conversation with Satan, an AI uprising, a kidnapping, and a spectacular nervous breakdown involving a psychiatric hospital, a coke-snorting private eye, and a road trip to Area 51.
And that's just the shit we can remember.
Along for the ride: Satan, The Evil Spotify Playlist Robot with questionable programming, Casket Jack the world's most depressing mortician, Dr. Schlock-n-dock, a fly named Shit Kisser, and an ever-growing collection of lunatics who probably shouldn't be allowed near sharp objects.
Meanwhile, DJ Sleazy T is hearing voices, questioning reality, and desperately trying to figure out whether he's the hero of this story or just another asshole in somebody else's nightmare.
THE SOUNDTRACK: Soul, R&B, greasy Rock ’n’ Roll, Garage, Punk, Gospel, creepy Country, teenage heartbreak, murder ballads, ass shakers, toe tappers, and other cool shit your algorithm wouldn't know what to do with.
Underneath all the stupidity, there's a little something about grief, ego, love, loneliness, identity, and the ridiculous things we do to avoid looking ourselves in the mirror.
It's funny. It's filthy. It's occasionally heartbreaking. And absolutely nobody involved is qualified to give life advice.
Nobody's entirely good. Nobody's entirely sane. And at this point, we're not even sure anybody's real.
Except the records.
THOSE MOTHERFUCKERS ARE REAL.
NO ALGORITHMS. NO REQUESTS. NO REFUNDS ON EXISTENTIAL CRISES.
Love letters, hate mail, psychiatric evaluations, and other bad ideas: