Skateboarding on the first day went down quick, straight from the airport to the Hurley warehouse in Costa Mesa.
After our drive down south, we headed back up to the big city and ended up at Supreme on Fairfax. Mike Carroll was there with Alex Olson watching the Habitat video, so I felt super awkward about bringing my skateboard into the store so that we could skate the bowl upstairs. We decided to walk around Fairfax and peep out some other shit like the Diamond store and Sal Barbier's spot SLB. When we came back those dudes were breaking out, so me and Chad got our boards and ran up the stairs to skate the bowl. No pictures was the rule last time Chad skated there, so I was reluctant to pull out the digi and start snapping flicks. It just felt super weird, like someone was watching us and going to yell at us for shooting pics. Then Patrick O'Dell from Epicly Later'd showed up, and the dude wasn't taking pictures either, the dude was there to skate! I didn't realize that the guy was such a shredder. He kinda killed it. Chad had called Atiba to meet us there, and he soon showed up with Mark Razo, Tino's brother who runs the Verte' clothing line. So we're all kicking it and only me and Chad are skating the bowl. Jerry Hsu was downstairs watching the Habitat video with Jimmy Gorecki, and all of a sudden a huge posse of dudes comes into the store. Its like a full Anti-Hero mob. Tony Trujillo, Frank Gerwer, Max Schaaf and some other cats came upstairs with their boards, but only Tony T. skated. I was like, fuck should I just barge it and start taking photos of this fucking dude? He's absolutely killing the bowl with no warmup whatsoever, and I just decided that photos wouldn't do the bowl justice and I didn't want to kook it either, so I just kept skating. Tony T. fucking destroyed it! Shit was mesmerizing. Oh well.
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