Daan Van Der Linden
Have you ever overdone it?
Yep. Not feeling the best right now.
What name do you prefer?
Skankie.
How do you pronounce your first name?
Like “dawn.”
Like when the sun first comes up?
Yeah.
Tell the story when you lost the piece of pizza down your arm cast.
I was trying to eat a piece of pizza and a slice got caught in the top of the cast. I tried to get it out with the little scrubber stick—the thing they give you when it gets itchy or whatever, and I accidentally put it down further. I had to wait a few weeks.
How did the piece of pizza fall into the cast to begin with?
Eating pizza. Shit just fell out of my mouth. Then it was stuck there for two weeks. When I went back to the hospital to get the cast cut off it fell out, all black. Pretty rotten. Heavy cast story.
You’ve been road dogging pretty heavy with our guy P-Stone this last year. What lessons have you learned from him?
Well, first of all the most important lesson of all is that when you take a shower in the morning you’re hydrated. That’s the most important one. One shower is equal to five glasses of water. So then you don’t have to drink water during the day.
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