At the Drive-In lugged their records to out-of-town gigs but could barely sell enough to pay for gas. “On our first tours, no one bought our merch,” says Bixler-Zavala. “What we did was, we went to Juárez and bought like a hundred dollars’ worth of wrestling masks and really shitty cigarettes called Faros that have no filter and are really awful. That’s what kept us fed, just selling those.”
