It was really and fucking Christopher Street. I mean like places of profound historic importance

Everything's fine you guys but the thing is is like but LA like go see where Steamboat Willie was first drawn in LA.

It's like a law office.

It's like, how did you know?

No, LA is legendary for paving over its history, right?

But I think that's the difference is LA never had an attachment to history.

New York, New York used to give a shit and then it stopped.

LA never cared.

That's the whole point of the West Coast, is like to say there is no history here,

it's all new.

Basically I found out they're like you could have a lemon tree in your yard.

I'm like moving.

We rented a house.

We rented a guest house and we had an orange, a blood orange, and a grapefruit tray just out on our patio.

I just find that so exciting.

I went out, when I was on tour, I was out somewhere in California, Arizona, and we were in like, they put us in like a double tree

or something, but they had a fruit tree in the yard.

And I was like trying to get these dinky oranges out of it.

I spent half the time almost falling over the balcony,

trying to get an orange this big just because I could.

It really like I grew up in a culture where you didn't need to buy avocados because all of your

neighbors with avocados were like I have a hundred

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