In this monologue, the speaker reflects on the vibrant disco era, invoking images of chrome‑and‑glass discotheques and cultural icons like John Travolta. He describes how his clients would take him out to these venues, and then confesses to having used cocaine during that time. He explains that cocaine not only altered his immediate thinking but also left a lingering sense of arrogance, invulnerability, and a belief that everything he did would turn to gold.
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