Duval's life is chaos and he tries to find "Normal" by laying in bed all day.

Duval analyzes mommy issues through Back to the Future 2.

Duval musters the stremph to Escape Kingston and finds his problems waiting for him in the City of Angels.

It's a bit early for champagne, Becky.

Duval gets asked to not speak his truth in front of a business.

Duval gets a therapist who checks her privilege a little too hard and talks about the first 2020 (un)Presidential debates.

Duval reminiscences about 9/11, scapegoating and the PTSD we're still fighting. 

In the midst of a global pandemic and economic uncertainty, Kingston gets exactly it needs:  A high-end, members only (subject to approval), co-working space.

Duval reflects on his birthday and rants about white liberals who think black people are as weak as they are.

Duval ponders where to go for a healthy birthday and tangles with lesbians once more.