Interview · moment 13 of 16
Doing Coke with Trannies in Boston and Drinking Culture in Buffalo
from Episode 150 - Your Thoughts Have No Value (with Luke Touma) · #150
5 min
Guest
Luke tells stories about heavy cocaine use including a night doing coke with Thai trans women in Boston, and the two discuss normalized binge drinking culture in Buffalo.
- Shaker's Pub was a dark bar that didn't support life—the type of place designed to obliterate your life.
- The saddest places on earth are bars located in shopping plazas next to strip malls, Big Lots, and Taco Bell.
- Tim spent years as a degenerate alcoholic drinking alone in corner bars, never for social reasons.
- In Buffalo, shopping plaza bars were the only option—you either ate chicken fingers or drank there.
- Moving out of Buffalo taught him that the rest of the world doesn't drink like they do—constant binge drinking was normalized there.
- Tim likes to do coke every now and then.
- He did coke all night with his friend Nick, then flew back to Boston paranoid that a Russian lady's baby knew he was fucked up.
- Tim did coke with a bunch of Thai ladyboys at a birthday party thrown by Num-Sho, a tiny Asian girl who was Boston's biggest coke dealer.
- Num-Sho brought out a grapefruit-sized ball of coke and they spent five hours partying, after which the ladyboys took off their wigs and makeup.
- Tim wasn't interested in the ladyboy dick—he was more focused on the coke.
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