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panhandlers. | panhandlers. | ||
10: Joe tells of going to the | 10: Joe tells of going to the Childe Harold<ref> a tavern in | ||
DC</ref> with his friend Mike<ref>[[Mike Fremuth]]</ref> | DC</ref> with his friend Mike.<ref>[[Mike Fremuth]]</ref> They pick | ||
up a young dancer, Rachel, go to Joe's apartment. Mike gets handsy | up a young dancer, Rachel, go to Joe's apartment. Mike gets handsy | ||
with Rachel, starts taking off her clothes despite her complaints, | with Rachel, starts taking off her clothes despite her complaints, | ||
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practice, are enslaved by jobs, family, social expectations… | practice, are enslaved by jobs, family, social expectations… | ||
18:10: Joe tells us about Dave. He's writing <i>How | 18:10: Joe tells us about Dave. He's writing <i>How To Identify A | ||
Roadkill</i>. He printed up bumper stickers that look like DC's | |||
license plate but bear the legend, | license plate but bear the legend, "Washington DC: We Be A Capitol | ||
City".<ref>in 1986 the real plate bore the legend "Washington DC: A | |||
Capitol City"</ref> He works as a courier. | |||
22:30: After work Dave drives to the | 22:30: After work Dave drives to the Goldrush, DC's last strip | ||
club. The dancers work for money, but Dave never pays; somehow he | club. The dancers work for money, but Dave never pays; somehow he | ||
gets others to pay for his drinks. Dave's taking notes for a novel | gets others to pay for his drinks. Dave's taking notes for a novel | ||
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*Bringing class war to Limousine passengers: forming a pie corps, reporting their cars stolen, musing their hair, planting roach lice. *A classroom lecture on life goals, quality of life. The leisure class has time to go insane. A singer becomes famous, troubled. A man inherits wealth, finds no comfort. The tragedy of the unemployed poor. | *Bringing class war to Limousine passengers: forming a pie corps, reporting their cars stolen, musing their hair, planting roach lice. *A classroom lecture on life goals, quality of life. The leisure class has time to go insane. A singer becomes famous, troubled. A man inherits wealth, finds no comfort. The tragedy of the unemployed poor. | ||
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== Music == | == Music == | ||
{{Music-Stub}} | {{Music-Stub}} | ||