I got to meet him once, a friend of mine who owns a restaurant in Portland, OR had him over for dinner and the gonzo way he went about eating, talking, engaging with others can only be described as "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" updated for that era. He was instantly lovable and you have to appreciate someone who was as in-the-moment as Tony seemed to be.
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