My God, he looks awful, like a Spinal Tap caricature come to life: long, straight hair dyed purple at the ends, shades perched precariously at the bridge of his nose, his hands shaking (O-Z-Z-Y amateurishly tattooed on the knuckles of his left one), his speech slurring, the gulper of so many pills (anti-depressant, anti-seizure, sleeping tablets, all kinds of different psychiatric medication he tells me) you can almost hear him rattle as he walks
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"So I could be facing eviction for something in which I have been doing in my apartment for the preceding 26 plus years without an issue." Ramsey said his disability prevents him walking 25 feet from his apartment