Post B #3

Dear Anthony,

Congratulations on your first semi-major tour, you made it through without overdosing too much. Cut back on the drugs man, as your highs continue to dissapoint you more and more, you will just become more depressed and take more drugs trying to achieve that first high again. You are wasting your money, your time, and your life. You are such a smart person that to throw your life away like that is irresposible to your family and your friends. Stop abusing your life!

There are constantly bands on tour, although none are as good as yours of course. But there are druggies everywhere, roaming the streets and doing illegal things. They make people scared to go outside at night and they frighten children into submission. Since this book is a memoir that took place not too long ago, most of the aspects of it are found in today's society too. I am also a bit like Kiedis, having addictions. As far as I know, I am addicted to many videogames, being with my friends, and who knows, probably caffeine too, even though I don't drink coffee.

"'Are you kidding me? I didn't sleep with anybody. I was trying to get high. You know how I am' I pleaded" (164). It is amazing how hard it is for a drug addict to convince his girlfriend that he didn't sleep with anyone. If I was his girlfriend, I'd be more concerned with his heal and his drug problem that if he slept with any other girls or not. Health is more important that faithfulness, at least in my oppinion.