THE PROJECT

Like me, in this dream I think I must have done something to the wifi, you know As well, you know, to stop them Or just cut the battery, I don't know which one Either way, it was about cutting the observers from the cameras I was in this time loop, and I was going to work in this weird fucking thing where I'm constantly making new cables, and basically building this shop And we built this shop from scratch And then every time, this is how it happened Every time we finished, it was like something was not right So we had to start again from scratch And this kept going on and on Like the battery was looping this month that I'd worked And in my memory as well, I could see there was actually stores in Frankston But either way And I wasn't sure if I was alive or.. A whole hundred fucking years Like, it was scary And I had no knowledge of the chemical world, or chemical stuff like that And it was like a waking nightmare I don't know if you take it Yeah It was crazy Yeah, yeah Oh yeah, the cable What year was it Oh, it happened It was like based on what I'd done for that month And so for a hundred years, every day, I would wake up I wake up It's not too early I keep trying to focus I wake up. It's not too early I kiss you I make you a coffee, because it wasn't too early You get up with me And then I drive all the way to Frankston I take the nice route I don't want to fucking rush to Frankston So I take the beach route Drive on the beach Beach symbolism And then, that's why I was freaking out I was dead And then I eventually get to this fucking mall, which is really weird and creepy Because there aren't very many of Frankston And then there's a shop being built, and it's all passing through And it's weird But by the time we.. So every day, we progressively build this thing And then, eventually, when this shop is fully finished No one comes I'm sorry This didn't happen for a long time The actual reality of this But it was like this It isn't right Start again We need to tear it down and start again Like, while you're building a supercomputer or something No, no, no. It's just a shop So, like, I was doing the.. Oh, you were just feeding cables I was basically saying about the computers and all the trades we're doing I can tell you about all the other trades if you want to, because it's boring What did they say It was just, like, so torturous Something's not right Every time Start again And that started time again I couldn't get back to reality You can't get back into reality So I wasn't sure if time was real I'd become unstuck What the f*ck was going on And this went on for so long By the end of it, I was just, like I got really good at driving and I was making cables F*ck That's crazy And it was like a weird brain loop malfunction in me I'd experienced something A lot of stress reaction I don't know It was cool in a sense now that I've experienced it in a club tour But it was fucking hard to do it How did you get out of it I think I know Actually, I think I know how Because at my home, I made all the calls Oh, the security camera The security camera guy The guy that set up the security cameras knew a lot about batteries For some reason, I'm like, batteries, batteries, batteries Where are the batteries And then, so you had batteries that would last for, like, more than five years And then you'd have to plug the security camera into cables And you'd go through wireless Oh, hold on It's in real life It's in real life It doesn't matter It's how I escaped How'd you escape I don't know I mean, it had something to do with him And then the guys The security guy would tell you there were batteries They weren't plugged into wires Oh, you could do it far better by using, you know Yeah, but he's like, I got five-year batteries And so, I think the way I escaped was I remembered that the cameras were on batteries And so, I broke the cameras or escaped with the batteries And then the cameras broke That's not the observation on the scene And then that broke the, I guess, the view point of that place And then I was able to drive home I was never able to drive home That's right And I had some of my dreams, too The first hundred years, I couldn't drive home I was already dead It was nice It would take a little longer So, I was like, f*ck that Then they paid me And then I would never be able to drive home I remember trying to drive home a few times And the freeways would divert Like that fucking rainy thing So, it was like every time I couldn't drive home And then what The time I fixed the fucking And then, yeah, it would be the next morning somehow But do you get lost Yeah, you get lost It's like And it's real If you do try to drive back from this moment, it's really great Eventually, this security guard killed the batteries Then I was able to drive home Finally After breaking the security cameras, then they said Yeah, it's finished We signed it off Yeah, it's done And we can like We're all free It's fine There was a security guard There was a black dude I don't even know where exactly Whatever I'm going to write that down He's going to help us escape There was a meth head A bit like functional Sort of electrician To slow everyone down There's a guy that makes matches and stuff Called a shop fitter There's another guy they all tease because he's kind of gay He's actually like a new hell of a stranger He's a slut He's cheating on his fucking wife They're all cheating on their fucking They're all in the United States All cheating on their wives Yeah Okay Or going to clubs with other gay people It's acceptable or not It's not in real life It's in like Both Yeah And some of them using drugs They were all interesting enough to talk about Like your standard training You've heard of it It'd be interesting I learned so much about it And the funniest one was the guy they all call gay He was playing like What did he do He was getting all the bitches What was his job He was like the apprentice or whatever Like the bitch I think he was like going to get them coffee Yeah They're weird But he was getting paid like 90 grand so he doesn't give a shit So he would just sit there playing 90 grand and tripping balls Lost lots of drugs Everybody And I'm like, what is this shit He's like, I'm not bagging you He's like, take a look at her I'm like, damn, what the f*ck Why are you listening to her He's like, the girl's like Ah, yes, I've heard this before They're like, this bitch is good for chicks I listened to Britney cause she's good for chicks I've heard that from like Grace Walker or something Yeah, me too, yeah Why are you listening to the Vengabo Yeah, so I just had to turn on the observing camera It took me so long to work it out though Because the power source is a battery rather than a fucking wire That's what pissed me off so much Cause I wired everything else up and then checked the wires so many times And all 24, I can't even tell you, it's the Cisco model I can't tell you the actual It's called IOS, but it's not IOS, it's Cisco's IOS And all that shit That's the cameras, I think, you know And then the guy's like, oh no, they've got batteries, don't worry about it I'm like, oh cool, that saves me time So we stick them on the roof Oh, like he's saying Don't worry about wiring them up to the thing I'm the security guy, I know how it works Yeah, yeah, these have 5E batteries and they last forever I'm like, how the f*ck do they last forever He's like, battery tech is a lot more advanced in security than That's all he would say And then you know about consumer tech I'm like, what Cause they're about the size of a mini HomePod Those circle black ones Oh, they're cool Those just stick on battery powered Wi-Fi So you don't have to worry You should always worry Cause people have Wi-Fi blockers Like me, in this dream I think I must have done something to the Wi-Fi So you don't have to worry You should always worry Cause people have Wi-Fi bl