Take a long stare

We’re older than everyone there by at least ten years, maybe more. Anyway, Frank says to me let’s go get high on the porch and I’m in. Why not? I think.

We do that and then have some more drinks. I look at my watch and it’s almost four and Frank turns to me and says he could really use the Doors right now and I agree cause I think that I know exactly how he feels. I go to this kid with the records and I ask him to play something by the Doors, and you know what he says? He says, who the fuck are they? Can you believe that? Who the fuck are they? I say something stupid back to him like: listen man, it’s my buddy’s birthday and he really wants to hear the Doors. Can’t you help a man out on his b-day?

I look at this kid. Take a long stare. He’s way younger than I am, but confident. It’s a confidence that you start to lose as you get older and then maybe get back later on.

Frank and I have lost our confidence.

Then I think something inside of this kid is going to budge, like he’s feeling what we’re feeling, but instead he says to me: sorry, it’s not that kind of party.

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