The thing that always bothered me about “Day In The Life” sections is that they always seemed so planned and scripted. Like the camera guy comes in and “wakes the skater up,” they visit a couple cool spots, “accidentally” bump into all their homies, crack a beer and fade to black.
So naturally (stupidly) for this segment, we did the total opposite and came in with almost no preparation. We figured we’d spend a couple of hours and hang out – whatever Aaron was feeling that day, we would do it with him, whether that’s grabbing a coffee, listening to music or holding his groceries.
Here’s just a small glimpse of time we spent with Aaron making breakfast in his Bed Stuy apartment, getting his aura read in Chinatown, and eating dosas from the famous food cart in Washington Square Park.


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May 14, 2017 2:11 pm
I’ve lived here for 7 years… IVE LIVED HERE FOR SEVEN YEARS!! Did you hear me?? 7 years?
If you were living in LA or big sur seven years is 6 years longer than most of the other “locals” time for a tattoo