The Sorry Lives and Confusing Times of Today's Young Men

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<p>"Actually, I think the answer can be found in “West Side Story”</p>

<p>The beauty of that song is, that each verse highlighted a different theory of psychopathology. That and the fact that it’s fun to sing.</p>

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<p>"ALL
We’re no good, we’re no good!
We’re no earthly good,
Like the best of us is no damn good!</p>

<p>DIESEL (As Judge)
The trouble is he’s crazy.</p>

<p>A-RAB (As Psychiatrist)
The trouble is he drinks.</p>

<p>BABY JOHN (As Female Social Worker)
The trouble is he’s lazy.</p>

<p>DIESEL
The trouble is he stinks.</p>

<p>A-RAB
The trouble is he’s growing.</p>

<p>BABY JOHN
The trouble is he’s grown."</p>