"There's nothing more eye opening than the journey home from the sesh. It's 8am and you're sitting on the bus trying not to die. You look out the window and see people going about their every day lives. A happy family, someone going to work and a lad your own age going for a jog. I bet they're content with their normal lives. No hangovers, no skag. No waking up to find a snapchat story of yourself chewing the jaw off yourself to Sandstorm.

They do not know the sesh life. That is why I do this. I do this for them. I do this for the sesh. Someone has to. I am a human of the sesh. This is my life now."