Kevynn          Malone   
        
        If You Were To Die Right Now, How Would You Feel About Your Life?
       Tyler Durden just          said that. I asked Tyler what he was doing in my living room and he punched          me in the face and told me to stop asking sissy questions. I spit out          a tooth and said that I wished that he'd blow up all of the credit card          company buildings in real life like he did in Fight Club, I could benefit          from a little Project Mayhem to eradicate my credit history. Then he kicked          me in the eye with his boot heel and said, Kevynn, you have a class          of young strong men and women, and they want to give their lives to something.          Advertising has these people chasing cars and clothes they don't need.          Generations have been working in jobs they hate, just so they can buy          what they don't really need. We don't have a great war in our generation,          or a great depression, but we do, we have a great war of the spirit. We          have a great revolution against the culture. The great depression is our          lives. We have a spiritual depression. We have to show these men and women          freedom by enslaving them, and show them courage by frightening them.          I told him that he was scaring me, and then he grabbed me by the balls          and dragged me into a corner of the room. 
       Right about that time          - Charles Bukowski came into the room. He just walked on in, downed a          can of Schlitz, crumpled it, and threw it towards the corner that Tyler          and I were in. It bounced off of Tyler's shaven head, and I thought that          Tyler was going to beat him up, but Tyler just smiled, swatted Buk on          the back as he walked on by, told him that he was a big fan, and that          he loved Post Office, and then left.
       I could hear noise          coming from the fridge, and groaningly got up. Buk was already polishing          off one of my beers. He stripped down to his boxers and asked me where          all the goddamn real booze was. I told him that was all I had,          and that did he really believe in a god? He grabbed another one          of my beers, kicked off his shoes, and said, I have more faith in my          plumber than I do the eternal being. Plumbers do a good job. They keep          the shit flowing…and then he disappeared into my bathroom. 
       I shuffled over to          the phone and was about to call 911, when there was a knock at the door.          I didn't want to answer it, so I peeped through the peephole. It was Frank          Sinatra. Shit, it was Frank - so I opened the door. He looked great.          Sharp. His pinky rings twinkled in the moonlight. I invited him          in. He grabbed a seat by my fireplace and asked me how my bird          was. I told him that I didn't have any pets, except for a bunch of cats.          He rolled his eyes and said, no, man - how's your bird and pointed          to my crotch. That confused the hell out of me. Why was Frank Sinatra          asking about my dick? So, I just told him that my bird was flying around.          That seemed to please him immensely. I relaxed a little. Frank was pleased.          I was pleased. Maybe Frank could swing me a room in Vegas? Bukowski came          out and stank up the whole place. He grabbed another one of my beers and          then sat down at my computer. All of my cats instantly congregated around          his feet and purred. He asked if I had any decent classical music in the          place. I looked at Frank. He nodded slightly, and I tuned the radio to          a station that Buk seemed to not mind. Frank asked me how everything else          was goin'. I said that I guess that everything else was okay, nothing          that exciting. He said that it was good to not be one of those complicated,          mixed-up cats looking for the secret to life… just to go on from          day to day, and to take what comes…
       That seemed to make          sense to me. I politely excused myself and told Frank that I thought that          I needed to spit out a couple more teeth; did he want me to pick him up          some stuff for martinis, or get him some whisky? He told me that he was          okay for now, he was waiting for Ava. I got the feeling that he'd be there          for a long time, and I left out through the front door to wiggle my loose          teeth around. Tyler was in the parking lot of the park across the street,          fighting somebody. I didn't want to attract his attention because I was          afraid he'd tell me to duke it out with a Puerto Rican busboy. But I ended          up walking over to him. Something was bugging me. I needed to tell him          something.
       He just got finished,          and was wiping blood out of his eyes with the heel of his palms. 
       What do you want,          Malone?
        You want me to take you shopping or something?
        Do you want me to politely ask the world to get off your back?
        Are you finally sick of your life?
        Are you ready to sacrifice everything
        to become the type of person that you're supposed to be?
       No, not really, Tyler.          I just wanted to answer your question.
       What fucking question,          Malone?
       "If you were          to die right now, how would you feel about your life?"
       Yeah…and...?
       I'd feel fine.