January - Run the Jewels - Sea Legs
February - Sleigh Bells - Rachel Remix
March - Run the Jewels - No Come Down
April - Matt and Kim - Lessons Learned
May - The Sabres of Paradise - Smoke Belch
June - Deathgrips - Blackjack you don't pay attention, you're going to get whacked
July - Machinedrum - Loveking
August - Starfucker - Rawnald Gregory
September - Various - Listen to the Animals
October - Nneka - Heartbeats fuck when you want me
November - Miss Kittin - Happy Violentine oscar foxtrot november
December - Sylvan Esso - Hey Mami
Fault of circumstance. Blood blood blood blood blood. Machinedrum almost made it for a two'fer, but Loveking was pushed off of the list for Nneka. The list is in a particular order. I should offer honorable mentions and I will:
in no particular order
Junkie XL - Zero to Nine
Machinedrum - Loveking
Macklemore - Whitewalls
Junkie XL - Blackjack
Goldie - Mother
Meaghan Trainor - All About That Bass
Daft Punk - Giorgio By Moroder
My brother tells me often "love and peace". I appreciate the words. I do. Conscientious objection is not an option for some. Draft dodger maybe. Acceptable? Yes. For another time? Yes.
AUTHOR.CALHO: If I didn't write it, I would be hitch hiking cross country to Maine and then Alaska in that order. While taking frequent breaks to spread leaflets. And sit in diners. And write on things because I wasn't at a computer. I may still do that in a few years. Writing this also helps me forget about and better understand the limitations of being human, and keeps me busy enough to allow me no free time to burn the world down.
THEMATIC.ABOUT : Collapse often. The things that hold people together and hold them apart and scatter brains. The things that make thoughts go boom. The things that ooh and aah and [expletive deleted]. Sometimes poking around the margins where responsibility ends and the only one to look to is the Original Equipment Manufacturer and say "but, I already pressed 9 for more options and the menus are exactly the same. Can you just replace it?" The answer will be: "please hold." Sometimes hanging out in dark corners. Sometimes following the train tracks. Looking for ways out and ways in and all the while sharing the things seen and heard and done and drawn and written and scorched and healed and teased and caged and dreamed along the way.
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12/20/14
A Very Confused Moment
Confuzzlry. It's not bad, but it's not good either. I took my truck for a routine fill up. I've yet to put a full tank in her and I thought the day might be the day to push the needle full to "F". It was not the day.
Traffic was terrible and all of the legal side routes were taken and you can't hop curbs no matter your clearance level. I stared at the curbs. My head up display showed the alternate route and I had to keep pressing cancel, breathe easy, and listen to radio. Clutch out. Clutch in. Clutch out. Clutch in. Clutch out. Oh, wait! No, nothing moving. Clutch out. Clutch out. It was not my day to be had and I was not going to be had on this day. No sir. No thanks. I'll wait.
Get to the pumps and every stall is taken and my baby is thirsty as hell. Even I can taste it. I set it to hover mode and blocked all ways of ingress and egress. Except one. Sure enough that stall cleared out and I took two glances and shot the gap backwards. Full reverse! Aye aye, captain. I can't hear you! Aye aye, captain!
Straight into the path of a little rabbit car. We had a face to mirror to windshield to face show down. One of the times when having a giant rusty hook hitch bolted to your truck frame helps. It's that extra incentive to "do you really want this through the hood of your car?" I slipped her in to the open stall, easy as cake. Or pie. Take your pick. The point is, if you talk to her well, the battleship has hunter killer maneuverability. You have to suss it out though. And know her limits.
Gassing up, my eyes went upward too. I started to day dream while fueling the tank and I really wished for rain or at least snow, but I'll settle for rain. I heard it. Rattle rattle rattle asphalt rattle and I smiled very wide. And then I noticed that it was not raining. The woman on the other side of the pump was staring at me. I smiled and winked back. She kept staring.
That's when I realized gasoline was pouring all over the side of the truck and collecting in a great pool beneath my feet. "Oh?" is what I said. It kept pouring. I looked at her and she wasn't staring anymore. I looked at the sky and it was in fact not raining. I looked at the front tank's hatch and it was indeed pouring gasoline everywhere beginning six dollars ago.
I cut the feed and adjusted the nozzle and gasket. Perfect pour. She started drinking real well with no spills. I cast my eyes around to see who else saw and then I realized everybody gets one. Two fudges in five years is not bad. It's not good, but it's not bad either.
How'd you die? Freak gasoline fight accident. I couldn't help chuckling while I pulled away. A good horse is a happy horse. The things I do for you, truck. You owe me one.
The cockpit reeks of gasoline now. No shoes in the house!
///Miss Kittin - "Happy Violentine" .... do you like me [y] [n]. my truck gets moody. so do i. red aura'd capital underscore night terrors
Traffic was terrible and all of the legal side routes were taken and you can't hop curbs no matter your clearance level. I stared at the curbs. My head up display showed the alternate route and I had to keep pressing cancel, breathe easy, and listen to radio. Clutch out. Clutch in. Clutch out. Clutch in. Clutch out. Oh, wait! No, nothing moving. Clutch out. Clutch out. It was not my day to be had and I was not going to be had on this day. No sir. No thanks. I'll wait.
Get to the pumps and every stall is taken and my baby is thirsty as hell. Even I can taste it. I set it to hover mode and blocked all ways of ingress and egress. Except one. Sure enough that stall cleared out and I took two glances and shot the gap backwards. Full reverse! Aye aye, captain. I can't hear you! Aye aye, captain!
Straight into the path of a little rabbit car. We had a face to mirror to windshield to face show down. One of the times when having a giant rusty hook hitch bolted to your truck frame helps. It's that extra incentive to "do you really want this through the hood of your car?" I slipped her in to the open stall, easy as cake. Or pie. Take your pick. The point is, if you talk to her well, the battleship has hunter killer maneuverability. You have to suss it out though. And know her limits.
Gassing up, my eyes went upward too. I started to day dream while fueling the tank and I really wished for rain or at least snow, but I'll settle for rain. I heard it. Rattle rattle rattle asphalt rattle and I smiled very wide. And then I noticed that it was not raining. The woman on the other side of the pump was staring at me. I smiled and winked back. She kept staring.
That's when I realized gasoline was pouring all over the side of the truck and collecting in a great pool beneath my feet. "Oh?" is what I said. It kept pouring. I looked at her and she wasn't staring anymore. I looked at the sky and it was in fact not raining. I looked at the front tank's hatch and it was indeed pouring gasoline everywhere beginning six dollars ago.
I cut the feed and adjusted the nozzle and gasket. Perfect pour. She started drinking real well with no spills. I cast my eyes around to see who else saw and then I realized everybody gets one. Two fudges in five years is not bad. It's not good, but it's not bad either.
How'd you die? Freak gasoline fight accident. I couldn't help chuckling while I pulled away. A good horse is a happy horse. The things I do for you, truck. You owe me one.
The cockpit reeks of gasoline now. No shoes in the house!
///Miss Kittin - "Happy Violentine" .... do you like me [y] [n]. my truck gets moody. so do i. red aura'd capital underscore night terrors
8/8/14
A Quick Thought on Authenticity and (ffs) Go Protocol
Knowing what you are and what you're not is where it begins, that's the baby step. There's nothing wrong with being a baby. Complaining let's you know, if you've ears for it, that you are not necessarily happy with the way things are or how they're going. Everyone's a baby. At some point. Everyone complains.
The option is to take the turn or drive the motivation straight over the edge and hope you land somewhere nice. Hope you land in something like a pillow factory or a bin of sand, or just anything more forgiving than concrete. Take the turn. Complain like a baby and then adjust. You can take your authenticity to the grave with you or you can exist within it. Sounds pretty simple. It's a bit more complicated, unfortunately. Sometimes you just have to realize that you are striped and a tiger and sometimes imaginary in a pack of lions. Doesn't mean you have to be at war with the lions. You're both after the same things. There's nothing wrong with that. You've honed your way and they've honed theirs and you're on the same field now so you have to learn how to play together effectively that you not step on one another's paws and sink teeth too close together on the same kill.
It's "go protocol." It's trigger pull. It's losing my train of thought and getting heckling from the rest of the committee and continuing to ball because YOURE NOT THE BOSS OF ME YOU @#$%S.
Fight through the noise. Embrace the sound. Love who you want to. It does not matter if they love you back. You have the right to love whomever and whatever you choose to, whomever and whatever you can't refuse to. If they cannot respect that, it's their loss. In a world lessed for loves lost, why waste it? Let it fly. Untenable as it may be, let it fly. Let it fly! Allow it to cross the distance that must be enforced for whatever reasons are reasonable. Include a few that are not.
Remain authentic. Stick to the protocol. You have not lived as long as you have by ignoring protocol. When the Go sign says go, go! Think twice, for sure. "Fo Sho!" does not mean for show. I can put on a fantastic show when I want to. I can put on a show for the fucking ages. Fo sho means for sure and it's pretty much a miniature pact. A handshake and a signature of gumption. With no risk comes no reward and you know what comes without whisk? I do. I'll give you another second to guess. Time's up. Without whisk you get a big old cup of pineapple pulp and undissolved sugar at the bottom of your pitcher of pineapple tea. Gross. Also, really hard to drink.
Obey Go Protocol. Stay authentic. Bow to be courteous, not to fit better. If you win the single combat and fit well, you'll hate them later because they will know what you did. They will talk about the event, if not active, in passing. You will know too.
The combination is not friendly. They are not looking for maps the same way you do. The same way you are. Do not expect assistance when you go. Do not expect support. Do not armor for resistance either. You were invited for a reason. You were on their wing for a reason. That reason may not be for back up should combat come down. That reason may not be for mounting an assault that day. That reason may not be for humor or for "to hell with them"s. You may never know what that reason's reasoning inside their head was, but there was a reason.
So go. Go! Stay authentic. There was something asked of you. Think about what you've asked of them in return by answering the howl. The details will work themselves out, if they do. The details will work themselves out, if they don't pull your card again. Through the noise, through the fire, through the poise, through the ire. For once,
allow yourself to see it their way and do not Chameleon. Do not lock up. For @#$%s sake, remain authentic. Uncertainty is a bitch, be certain of this.
///Girl Talk - (Ask About Me) chapter one... still writing the jacket
The option is to take the turn or drive the motivation straight over the edge and hope you land somewhere nice. Hope you land in something like a pillow factory or a bin of sand, or just anything more forgiving than concrete. Take the turn. Complain like a baby and then adjust. You can take your authenticity to the grave with you or you can exist within it. Sounds pretty simple. It's a bit more complicated, unfortunately. Sometimes you just have to realize that you are striped and a tiger and sometimes imaginary in a pack of lions. Doesn't mean you have to be at war with the lions. You're both after the same things. There's nothing wrong with that. You've honed your way and they've honed theirs and you're on the same field now so you have to learn how to play together effectively that you not step on one another's paws and sink teeth too close together on the same kill.
It's "go protocol." It's trigger pull. It's losing my train of thought and getting heckling from the rest of the committee and continuing to ball because YOURE NOT THE BOSS OF ME YOU @#$%S.
Fight through the noise. Embrace the sound. Love who you want to. It does not matter if they love you back. You have the right to love whomever and whatever you choose to, whomever and whatever you can't refuse to. If they cannot respect that, it's their loss. In a world lessed for loves lost, why waste it? Let it fly. Untenable as it may be, let it fly. Let it fly! Allow it to cross the distance that must be enforced for whatever reasons are reasonable. Include a few that are not.
Remain authentic. Stick to the protocol. You have not lived as long as you have by ignoring protocol. When the Go sign says go, go! Think twice, for sure. "Fo Sho!" does not mean for show. I can put on a fantastic show when I want to. I can put on a show for the fucking ages. Fo sho means for sure and it's pretty much a miniature pact. A handshake and a signature of gumption. With no risk comes no reward and you know what comes without whisk? I do. I'll give you another second to guess. Time's up. Without whisk you get a big old cup of pineapple pulp and undissolved sugar at the bottom of your pitcher of pineapple tea. Gross. Also, really hard to drink.
Obey Go Protocol. Stay authentic. Bow to be courteous, not to fit better. If you win the single combat and fit well, you'll hate them later because they will know what you did. They will talk about the event, if not active, in passing. You will know too.
The combination is not friendly. They are not looking for maps the same way you do. The same way you are. Do not expect assistance when you go. Do not expect support. Do not armor for resistance either. You were invited for a reason. You were on their wing for a reason. That reason may not be for back up should combat come down. That reason may not be for mounting an assault that day. That reason may not be for humor or for "to hell with them"s. You may never know what that reason's reasoning inside their head was, but there was a reason.
So go. Go! Stay authentic. There was something asked of you. Think about what you've asked of them in return by answering the howl. The details will work themselves out, if they do. The details will work themselves out, if they don't pull your card again. Through the noise, through the fire, through the poise, through the ire. For once,
allow yourself to see it their way and do not Chameleon. Do not lock up. For @#$%s sake, remain authentic. Uncertainty is a bitch, be certain of this.
///Girl Talk - (Ask About Me) chapter one... still writing the jacket
1/10/14
The Year End Look
I am tempted to attack some things there is not time enough yet to tackle. I am okay with and respect and receive the temptation because the day is nearing and we stand on the cusp of something truly deafening with nothing between us beyond time itself. Time's only enemy is patience. The armory is stocked. Let's knock down time first.
The 2013 year end look is a strange one. Strange to me. I crashed a car again. For the second time in my life totaled an automobile. The injury was an injury I never knew before and thought I would never return from. It was probably something near or spot on to a partially herniated disc. I am used to pain. Used to adjusting for pain because a voice inside says it'll end eventually if you simply don't do it again. This pain brought me literally to my knees every time I got out of bed for work or to meet someone or otherwise do anything that did not require lying down. It was unbelievable. Literally unbelievable. It made me tear at myself and my bed sheets and scream in the afternoon and throw fits. Everything worked fine except standing and walking. In 2013 I became very aware of my age.
A friend of mine put it best: ten years ago, you hurt your back, you shotgun a beer and a whiskey short, have a smoke, and get on with life. Now? You hurt your back and you can drink 'til you cannot feel a damn thing, but that shit comes back as soon as your spine comes back on line. You can't go through life partially shut down.
It's true. Another year older, just one year removed from invincibility, or something damn near it, I am aware, acutely aware of physical limitations. Invincibility has been thoroughly dispelled in 2013. Respect for the injured and more feeble than I has been reinforced to incredible degrees. Of course it didn't help falling down multiple flights of stairs after the car accident. That one is on me. I should have known where I was standing on the fire escape and not allowed someone to high five me hard enough to push me backward into the night air. I guess I'm kind of a good fall guy. I should have broken my neck or an arm or at least a finger on my way down, getting something stuck in the stairs and landing made of iron grating, but all I remember, three days after the car accident, was waking up looking at the top of the fire escape and their back door and the little light and thinking "wait a minute? wasn't I just there? Why am I here?"
I went to a casino for the first time (with no money) and someone gave me a $100 chip. I can count the number of times I've held $100 bills in my hands with intent to spend instead of pay on one hand. Two of the five times were to pay for cars. I didn't get to use it for fun. I did get some long standing necessities taken care of though and a bill paid. One step closer to actual freedom.
I taught myself to drive stick for real in 2013. On a rear wheel drive truck. I also learned how to use torque and how to use horsepower. Yes, they're linked, but now I understand when to use which. When to use a little work fast and a lot of work slowly. Of course there's always the golden peak when you can use both at the same time, but high end cars are out of the cards for at least another half decade. I'm salivating thinking about it. My dream garage is still the same. Still stocked up with late 80s Japanese machines and American muscle. Some day, sweetheart.
2013 also taught me who my friends are and who my friends are not. For much of the year I tried to be a friend to the world. A friend to everyone who would have my ear and have my words, however fleeting, but I soon recognized (by soon, I mean it took the entire year) that what I was counting as friendship was not being counted or similarly given weight by the people I was ascribing it too. It was heart breaking. Truly heart breaking. I remember crying on and off for several days as each episode unwound. The penultimate was a multiple day thanksgiving celebration that was supposed to be fun. It was, to an extant. I was too much a different stripe to blend in and it was hurtful to me to be expected to do so, but maybe they didn't really expect me to blend that well. Maybe they expected me to realize sooner than later that I should've left. As it stands I only over stayed by a day or two before I recognized where I was and where I could do myself better. Coming home was beautiful on that day.
The ultimate was when I was left stranded by people I thought I could count as friends. My truck died and a true friend bailed me out. I've grown intimate with my truck of late. Gotten to know her inside and out. 2013 reminded me of the bullshit premise my birth father put to me about a car that was supposed to be my reward for graduating Carnegie Mellon (which did not happen) that was his vision for us rebuilding a beater BMW (which flew in the face of everything automotive I actually do espouse and believe in) and it's been tremendous and heart stoppingly gorgeous keeping that truck on the road and at the same time by turns puzzling that anyone, let alone the sack of nuts that raised you for 18 years, could miss your values that hard.
It does make me laugh though, because there have been more than a few times I could've used an extra set of hands to get the job done and I thought about the gents and lassies that could call up their dads or moms and schedule a weekend under the hood or chassis without getting violently ill or stomach ulcers. I appreciate that about people. Sometimes I ask them about their parents because it's practically porn to me.
In 2013 I learned to slow down scarification. In tandem with realizing that time is getting on I also realized if I ever do have children or adopt children there will be questions for me to answer too. Questions I am prepared to answer and questions that will have to be answered as my nose and ears get bigger and nothing else does and my eyes continue to sink and my brow continues to crease. The reminders still remain necessary and beautiful obelisks and world wonders to human history and I thank us for them always. I need them. Some mistakes you can make multiple times. Some mistakes you cannot afford to retread because lives are in the balance and the house does not always win, but you can never go back. You will die. You will be consumed, make no mistake. Every time I look in the mirror I am reminded and I need to be. Inside of your skull you are your friend more often than not. Outside of your skull is a flipped story.
The same problem does abound, though. My development, my passion for writing, remains far too grounded for my tastes. There is patience though. There is gestation. There is still the thirst for whimsy and dreamland. There is where I lie and I know it. I can feel it. The attack is coming. The all hail that tells me "forward now!" I can taste it. 2013 was about defining starting points. Defining relationships. Defining the scope of the maintenance necessary for progress. Did it have to take a year? Yes. 2013 was about defining severance. Defining which and what kinds of quests were worth pursuing. 2013 was a very long think.
The funniest part about 2013, it came around the tail end, was realizing that just because you can identify the group of people that you are attracted to does not automatically make them accessible or easily located. You meet just as many air heads and space cases exploring your same sex as your opposite sex. The worst, the most lip curling, the most eye squinting, experiences are had when you meet a carbon copy of someone you'd cultivate a relationship with straight, gay. In my mind I'm thinking ten minutes in to the conversation: "god damn it, not this again. Really? You exist here too? Who dropped you on your head? Why do you have fifteen pairs of shoes and a $200 dollar love seat in an apartment you're paying $900 a month for? Why are we going out to a bar downtown when there's one at the corner while you have a fridge full of wine and candy imports? Three pairs of sunglasses? Sunglasses??"
I don't know what 2014 is going to bring. I think my year to year expectations have grown foggier and foggier so I will add some definition. I think this year (no resolutions) I will try to fuck a woman for some variety. The whole "no concussions" thing failed miserably. I had four in 2013 so I think it's fair to rule that out. Broke my nose twice too, so that's out. I want to do more art in 2014 too. Life's demands put way too much on my plate to really put anything outside of my skull to look at and enjoy, and I'm not saying for you to enjoy, I'm saying for me and we/us to enjoy.
Now that things have been better defined through thirteen, in fourteen I would like to explore that framework and see what and where it builds to. New territories and frontiers. I want a new scar for 2014. A scar for the turn. A scar for the "maybe" identified because in twelve the maybe had no identity. 2014 will be a quest for the whimsical. A seeking out of the imaginary and a protecting of the physical. We achieved many grown up tasks and came into adulthood through 2013 from its humble beginning in 2012's confusion. It's time to explore the limits of what that adultness and understanding and thinking and domestication can ring when our bell is rung hard enough. What music will it make? Will it make music or fall apart with the strikes?
For the first time, in 2013, I had to shave down my knuckles with a pumice stone. The scar tissue accumulated so thickly that I couldn't open and splay my fingers easily without fighting against it. Too much contact. I cannot fall into the trap of abusing myself in lieu of taking abuse just to feel normal and normalcy. That's not okay. It is not okay to do that. 2013, a lot of 2013 was about learning what it is not okay to do. Platonic spooning was okay. Talking about platonic spooning to their friends indirectly and accidentally by way of mentioning conversations they were not a part of, but must have happened after they left, later on when we and they met again is not okay. It should be though. Don't break my heart that way. Break it any other way, but that is pure... muffed intent. I do not have time for that in 2014.
I have accumulated old man hands at the ripe age of 28. I am a destroyer parked in a lagoon and rusting. You fucking cowards. 2013 was also about rebuilding my space craft. I had to tear it apart and rebuild it. It was gathering too many parts and pieces superfluous and useful once and never again. When one part failed I hooked and slaved another component to keep it running. Fourteen is streamlining. Keep the violence down at all costs. The love too. Control. 2014 is focusing on control and dynamics. It's easy to glass a city. It's hard to embrace one and construct. Consider the "what will and what can we build here?"
It does make me laugh though, to consider that I may be at a new base line measurement. It is enticing. So many things happened. So much time spent alone and too much time spent in contact. It does not add up to my satisfaction. I will boost literary output in 2014. It does not matter if you want to do it, it has to be done for your own sake.
2014 is action. Redesigns are on the table. Stand up act 9 is on the table. Before both will come the year end playlist. Let's go! No sneak peeks this time. So much left out too, but we'll get it in later.
///Shiny Toy Guns - "Major Tom" ...near Earth orbit
4/18/13
A Definition for Addiction
Searching for a definition of addiction, I came to an impasse.
If you think about it every day, are you addicted?
If you think about it sometimes, maybe once a week, are you addicted?
If you run into your dealer and have an exceptionally awkward conversation, are you addicted?
Does it really matter what it is that you're talking about?
If you run into the son of a bitch that sold you crack at the dollar store are you less for not having talked to him while you were buying cereal?
I don't know what the rules are. I don't pretend to.
Sometimes, however, I do wonder though. It's not a matter of being clean or dirty or anything along those lines. It's just a matter of defining what is.
Are you addicted to television? Are you addicted to the thrill of the mainline, no matter what is? The surprise of what you get versus what you paid for? Are you addicted to the cliffhanger of a t.v. show? Are you addicted to crossing words with people? Are you addicted to waking up? Are you addicted to waking up fuzzy? Are you addicted to waking up next to another body? Are you addicted to waking up to a body, live or not?
I dunno. Spending a few days thinking about addiction and definition and words, and most importantly, trying not to try to mimic voice sounds from other people while they're in earshot. that's all. a life without definition is no life at all, right? said a wise someone to a soon to be wise soandso. Right?
///Ellie Goulding - "Only You" This one goes out to you McCourghty. I miss you. I hope you're not dead. Haven't seen you around in a long ass time, but whatever. For what it's worth, you were a project to find and a handful to corral and I had an easier time keeping a glass of water in my hand sans glass than it was to keep track of you. I feel awful cuz I still can't spell your last name right. Anyway. Miss you, bro. Thanks for everything.
If you think about it every day, are you addicted?
If you think about it sometimes, maybe once a week, are you addicted?
If you run into your dealer and have an exceptionally awkward conversation, are you addicted?
Does it really matter what it is that you're talking about?
If you run into the son of a bitch that sold you crack at the dollar store are you less for not having talked to him while you were buying cereal?
I don't know what the rules are. I don't pretend to.
Sometimes, however, I do wonder though. It's not a matter of being clean or dirty or anything along those lines. It's just a matter of defining what is.
Are you addicted to television? Are you addicted to the thrill of the mainline, no matter what is? The surprise of what you get versus what you paid for? Are you addicted to the cliffhanger of a t.v. show? Are you addicted to crossing words with people? Are you addicted to waking up? Are you addicted to waking up fuzzy? Are you addicted to waking up next to another body? Are you addicted to waking up to a body, live or not?
I dunno. Spending a few days thinking about addiction and definition and words, and most importantly, trying not to try to mimic voice sounds from other people while they're in earshot. that's all. a life without definition is no life at all, right? said a wise someone to a soon to be wise soandso. Right?
///Ellie Goulding - "Only You" This one goes out to you McCourghty. I miss you. I hope you're not dead. Haven't seen you around in a long ass time, but whatever. For what it's worth, you were a project to find and a handful to corral and I had an easier time keeping a glass of water in my hand sans glass than it was to keep track of you. I feel awful cuz I still can't spell your last name right. Anyway. Miss you, bro. Thanks for everything.
11/30/12
The Best Thing
about realizing you're a day off in terms of what the actual day of the week is, and finding out you're a day fast is knowing you've got that day back in your pocket.
Here's to industriousness.
Here's to industriousness.
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