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  I'm sure it was $2.65 an hour. I was digging foundations for homes already built in 110 degree summers.
context: I saw him back in the early 00's, and he shuffled on stage like he was 500 years old, sang an incredible super energetic set, and shuffled off.  Man has some kind of weird internal powerhouse that's totally immune to bodily ravages. 
  Back problems are no joke, shame he's suffering so much. >
  
  I believe I read somewhere that he has Parkinson’s so it’s impressive he was still touring at all. >
  
  Yep, he was diagnosed with, what was then a mild form of, Parkinson's in 2019 And it seems to have been getting worse since
  He had also been diagnosed with another Parkinsonian condition (but not Parkinson's itself) as back as 2007 >
  
  I remember he was misdiagnosed with MS back in the early 90’s and that’s why he did his No More Tours tour. Maybe it was something that was always just kind of there for a while until it blew up. >
  
  Crazy... But that's how it goes >
  
  Maybe it's not too late? >
  
  I think we all need to… learn how to love and forget how to hate. >
  
  Mental wounds not healing >
  
  Life’s a bitter shame >
  
  We’re going off the rails >
  
  I went to a few ozzfest shows around 20 years ago.  While the show was great, he still looked pretty rough up on stage.  I'm surprised he lasted this long to be honest. >
  
  There was a while there he looked good. He did a show with his son Jack, where they traveled to different destinations. By that time he was sober and starting to have issues with walking and such, but still seemed fine for the most part. Pretty sharp, witty. 
  And that was only like 5 years ago, crazy how things change. >
  
  I might be mistaken, but didn't it come out he'd been getting medicated incorrectly for like a decade?  And then all of a sudden his speech improved a ton, and he did stuff like Brutal Legend, where he was even speaking in whole, distinct, sentences.  More together, less of a zombie.  Imagine that turnaround, and then You get a neurological fucking disorder diagnosis. >
  
  Correct. He was much more with it. I reccommend the show, it's rather sweet. >
  
  Ozzy doesn’t need to sing another note or play another show, love or hate him he’s earned the legendary status and deserves to rest. >
  
  Love his latest bunch of songs >
  
  What are the standouts? >
  
  I really like Nothing Feels Right. >
  
  
  had to walk out on stage while thousands of Ozzy fans vocally informed me of what a total cunt I was.
  
  Humorously? Or did they blame you? Or were they just mad someone was on stage who wasn’t Ozzy? >
  
  That crazy drivinig bass line takes me instantly back to bush parties around a giant bonfire, music blasting from someone's car stereo. It's like a magical memory switch. >
  
  Me too.  I can smell that song. >
  
  This headline makes it sound like he is Forrest Gump at the end of his running phase:
  "I'm pretty tired, I think I'll go home now" >
  
  I'm tired boss. >
  
  Dog tired >
  
  I was lucky to see him in the 70s in Black Sabbath. And again in 81 with Randy Rhodes. That ticket only cost $9.75 >
  
  (3 hours at minimum wage at the time if anyone was curious)