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INTERVIEW BY SKIDDY PHOTOS BY AXEL GESCHKE
SKIDDY: I just want to say thank you for
existing, Instagram and life as we know
it would suck without Asphalt Poser
Club., and in the words of my mothers
and my best impression of her, I would
like to say “Your doing the Lords Work”
APC: Ha! Well thank you. I’m stoked that
there’s some real folks out there that appreci-
ate what the club is doing.
SKIDDY: How did the name come about?
APC: Just a culmination of random ideas. I
used asphalt because I thought most people
(myself included) would probably misspell
urethane. I always knew I wanted to play
with the topic of being a poser. Some people
think it’s the most offensive term they can be
called. To me it just conjures up an outdated
80’s surfing theme and that cracks me up.
The club aspect was just a fun way to tie the
skateboarding community together. The name
is purposely awkward and stupid. It cracks
me up saying it out loud.
SKIDDY: I Love it, your humor and the post
you choose are always a home run in
my book. Any blowback from the adult
scooter community?
APC: Wait what? There’s an adult scooter com-
munity? If so, I’m sure they’re mature enough
to realize that a little friendly ribbing is to be
expected. You can’t just bust on the scene