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and hedonistic man named Randall McMurphy.
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And Ken Kesey, who I need to talk about a little
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bit, was sort of a rock star.
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He was to the hippie generation
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what Jack Kerouac was to the Beat generation.
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He was an era's most outspoken proponent of LSD.
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He and his Merry Pranksters went on the road
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in their Magic Bus touting it across the nation.
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One road trip that he took in 1964 with Neal Cassady,
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the same Neal Cassady who Dean Moriarty was crafted after,
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was written down in a book by Tom Wolfe called
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The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Trip so he has that,