Like, how could you end up being in the ghetto, went through this, went through that, and not experienced drugs, not experienced alcohol? It is only with some reluctance, when it is pointed out that within his music there is a far more nuanced narrative about these issues and how they inhabited the world in which he grew up, that Staples agrees to elaborate further: I am very sure that I'm gonna think different answers than Steven Tyler or anyone involved in this piece
Ones motivation to stop smoking is easier to muster up if you know WHY you do it so you can replace those urges with something non harmful
Beam on a bottle
An example can be observed with revenue from tobacco taxes

[29:18] I'm opening up the game to look at my weapons section, give me a second, let my weapons go punch colt, there we go, colt, pistol shotgun, machine gun ah, my shoulder bazooka, I have a bazooka that's what it is, which I hardly ever use um, my enemy machine gun and my ring, if they'd given me more weapon slots, I would have done a double barrel, um if they'd given me more weapon slots, I would have had a snagged rifle but, you know, it's something that you don't see in a lot of uh you know what we would traditionally call like a retro fps or like 90s first person games versus what you do later see kind of in the playstation xbox era of shooters is weapons that only apply to a certain area at a certain time so like you know being able to like in a section oh well there's this mounted machine gun that you use from like a helicopter or whatever but it only you know you can't kick it with you once you leave the helicopter, that sort of thing, [30:15] can really add a lot to the dynamic of gameplay

Must have been sweet to be Axl