InsaneTRex94 wrote:It's an interesting read, but as stated earlier, this guy makes himself look like he was the only one out of everyone that was not fucked up in some way.
Yeah. His constant fixation on Jews and money irritated me though, and it bugged me how he called Em Slim the whole way through. Another thing that really turned me off to him is that I saw an interview with him a while ago where he had the nerve to call himself Em's "best friend and closest confidante." I wanted to slap his face off his skull.
A few of the parts I found the most interesting:
"You, Slim, you just sold two million plus records, and you are living like you are still washing dishes at Gilbert’s. Man, you got to stop that shit; you have an image to uphold. I’m not saying that you got to have everything iced out, but damn! You got that truck that she is driving, so you might as well give it to her, plus it’s got that big-ass dent in it that you haven’t had fixed yet. When you go home, you are staying over at her mom’s house, sleeping in a fucking twin bunk bed with Kim on the bottom and you on the top. Man, you are living like you are poor! She wants you to get her this apartment? Man, fuck that! What about Slim? No, fuck that, too! What about what Marshall wants? You need to get you something and stop living like you are poor, man. Stop living like you are a fucking bum!”
Slim can be very bold at times, like when were in San Diego. There was this mother and two teenage kids who claimed they were his stepfamily from his dad. They made it known that they didn’t want anything from him, they just wanted to be acknowledged. This family had pictures of Slim’s dad and themselves. The photos had a very strong resemblance to Marshall. I was given the honor to present this to Slim to see if he was interested in meeting them. He glanced at the photos and said he didn’t want anything to do with his dad. He then He then turned and threw the photos out the bus window where the family was waiting. The crew tried to convince him to at least hear their story, but he refused. It was sad because that might have been his only chance to learn about his dad. But in retrospect his father might have set the whole thing up. Who knows?
And then the ten page Kim fiasco had way too many gems to quote.