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-We started drinking whiskey like water.
The next thing I remember is that at 6:30, there was this
girl who was asking me how are you doing.
She was wearing a white gown, white cap.
I thought it was a dream.
-Sounds like you were maybe in the hospital?
-Yeah.
-I woke up.
Had nothing to do.
So it was like, I'm just going to drink.
So I blacked out, and I woke up in the hospital, had my
hands strapped, and they fucking handcuffed me.
And so I called the nurse.
I was like, nurse!
She came in.
She was like, are you going to be OK?
And I was like, yeah, duh.
-One time I walked into a house party, and everything
was just black lights.
And I was like, what the hell is going on.
And then right as you walk through the door, everyone
pretty much hands you a can of glow-in-the-dark spray paint
and two hits of Ecstasy, and said, go wild.
-I've seen a naked man on fire, literally run down this
street, and then tackle a security guard, and then get
away in a car that he stole.
-We all decided that we were going to
go to Destin, Florida.
Every state line, we did a line of cocaine.
And then every state, we smoked a joint.
We also carried a 30-pack in the car that only made it
three states.
-Oh, getting stoned and drunk, well, that's
just the tiny part.
That's just part of the experience.
-I only do drugs--
I like you being out of my line.
-Well, I come from a Catholic school, so I guess just being
in like a little Catholic bubble and coming here is just
like the vast amount of drugs that are available is crazy.
-When it comes down to it, you probably party more than you
wind down in college.
And then you've got the rest of you life to wind down, so
why not do it now.
-Let's get fucked up!
-Yeah, baby!
-Animal!
-People have no inhibitions.
They go out.
They have a great time.
We get wasted.
I don't remember half of it, but the part that I
do was worth it.
It's a great time.
-When I look at someone like my mom, I'm like, man, if you
would just eat a hit of acid, you would know.
You would like feel what I'm feeling.
You would gain--
I do think that people are missing out.
-What I make out of Frazier's, I don't really get along with
those people, because they tend to be assholes, whatever
that culture is, I kind of just keep my hands off.
-I've seen videos online from past spring breaks where some
guy got hit or something.
So I personally wouldn't want to put myself in
that sort of situation.
-Those kids who, even though I understand them going out and
partying and why they do it, I don't see it as a positive,
because you lose responsibility, and because
half the time you don't even remember what happened.
-Going to make some shit up right now, because I don't
fucking give a fuck.
Saw a pretty bird in our house of fucking ducks.
-To me personally, spring break means I don't have to be
working on critical essays and things like this for a week.
So it definitely is it time for me to party as well, and I
don't try to worry too much.
-In spring break in Cab, you literally just do whatever you
want whenever you want.
-Spring break is your release.
It's your ability to go out and have a great time with no
responsibilities necessarily.
Everybody has a story from spring break.
So if you don't go out and enjoy spring break, you're not
enjoying life.
-Spring break is an incentive.
to work hard until the break.
-And then play hard.
-You have to be all out when you go out.
-Everyone has this term called YOLO, you only live once.
The only time in your lifetime when you party is at this age,
and this is like, honestly, the epitome of where you
should party.
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