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i just watched part of that and he says he grew up skating with other kids but messed around in the shed a lot because of the rain
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Bro he was alone in that shed for YEARS. Of course he came up with “friends” to keep from going insane.
Haven’t you even seen castaway?
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Jamie hangs up the phone and excitedly shouts "Guys, I'm going to LA for battle at the berries!"
No response. He is alone in the shed. His friends are phantoms, fading into the Irish mist outside. There is no one to cheer for Jamie.
His only friend is a bar of Irish Spring

Get off his back people, whatever else you can say about him there’s no denying that he sheds.
I'd love to see Andy skate irl. I think he's amazing and I love the energy he's brought us. His projected views on things are pretty cool..
I just think modern skatebloarding in general is abandoning switch.
Andy has the power to push skatebloarding where ever he wants. I personally feel like kids seeing him working on switch would help reignite interested in the art.
I would like to see him continue to challenge himself while inspiring kids to do the same.
I was late to switch. Dan would give me shit about it all the time when he was a kid. It lit a fire in me. After I left Marblehead and moved to Gloucester I really started working it out.
When I moved to Boston I started doing things with my left hand as much as possible.
The most helpful thing for my switch was spray painting left handed.
Using the computer mouse left handed.
My left-handed cowboy grip was my Dom so I started choking it switch every morning after my homophobic racist halfway house roommate would get up for the early bird meeting across town.
Switch skatebloarding is connected to everything....
I believe that it's accessible to everyone who wants it. Especially Andy.
We just have to uncomfortable and committed for about 3weeks straight. Maybe 6 months.
Skating switch is the obvious final frontier for every skater tho some are lucky enough to been born with it.
I have seen the greatest street skater in the world become that from a short distance away.
It was hard work and discipline that got him there.
Side note. I have my switch front 270s to 50 ba k because of an Andy video.
He was throwing a medicine ball at the wall and explained why. He was dead right. Before I had a training method for 360s that took a crazy amount of effort and weeks to perfect
I spent half an hour pretending to throw a medicine ball and boom. I had switch front 270s back. I am forever grateful.
I wish I could be an Olympic coach. I got mad (g rated) tools for skateboarding training that everyone has access to and don't require a skateboard. I'd like to teach others them.
By the time it's done I'd have all the Olympians rocking burners on freights with their toes