Jack Pribek

The boy and I have been going here for a couple of years. Old school barbershop; three chairs cash only. Seventeen bucks for a cut and every single customer I’ve seen has paid with a twenty, “keep the change”.

Going to a place like this just makes you feel part of something. It’s a good feeling.

There is actually another old school barber two doors down. We’ve never been there. We made our choice and we are loyal customers.

Booker (dog) got up early with me and he wanted to ramble around in cool of the dawn.
The moon was still up…shining strong.

I’ve been doing a series on Youtube called, Music For Fallen Trees. It features long form jams-hybrid electronica. This is from the latest installment, number 15 – Wayward Saints.

I had a thought today: the record business started roughly 100 years ago. It ended (for practical purposes) around 25 years ago.
So, the record business has already been gone for a third of the time it was viable.

It was such a huge part of culture, but only for a blink of an eye.

Now this: the video game business has been around roughly 50 years already…2/3 the time of the record biz.

Video games have a huge impact on modern culture and they will continue to.

The video game industry will last far longer than the record business. I just realized that.