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[Stone]

Chloë Sevigny yelled into our ear that Don Hill's has "a little sense of anarchy that I feel like New York is missing," and compared it favorably to her brother's recently shuttered Beatrice Inn.

It is missing. And one of the main reasons is people like your brother, his business partner, and everyone else in the place.

[Lex]

Chloë Sevigny yelled into our ear that Don Hill's has "a little sense of anarchy that I feel like New York is missing," and compared it favorably to her brother's recently shuttered Beatrice Inn.

It is missing. And one of the main reasons is people like your brother, his business partner, and everyone else in the place.

I wish Chloë was here in the 1970s and early 80s. She'd learn that instead of being a cutting edge New Yorker she's really a whitebread suburban kid from Connecticut.

[Sneakeater]

Also, we had to walk to school, two miles, uphill both ways.

[Lex]

If she thinks those were the good old days she's out of her fucking mind.

[Sneakeater]

I think the '70s in New York were the good old days.

[Lex]

I miss crack.

[Sneakeater]

That was the '80s.

[Lex]

I also miss heroin.

[ghostrider]

I also miss heroin.

That was the 60s.

I think it's the Ludes & coke that you're missing.

(Actually of course heroin never really goes away.)

[Sneakeater]

Heroin was plenty big in the '70s.