Brian David Suder

Part of my strategy was to eliminate my communication with the Mafia as well.

And they would actually respect that further.

Let me give you an example.

They would go, Brian, you are invited with us to go to the Jersey Shore.

Why aren't you joining us?

And I would always respectfully decline.

Because I felt like I'm never going to allow them to see this personal side of Brian.

I want it completely separate.

And then when you get into that, it opens up...

playful talks, laughing, communicating, joking.

And if you really look at my crew, I didn't laugh or joke with anybody.

Of course.

Thank you.

Sure.

So back in the late 90s, early 2000s, I was an ecstasy drug lord, specifically in the area of Baltimore.

um it kind of fell upon me i was before that i was really big into fitness was grew up from like a legal background in terms of my family so my family my mother was a judge my father was an attorney my aunt was a federal prosecutor um later on i have two stepfather or stepfather and stepbrother they're cops and in ants they're attorneys as well so it's very heavily involved in in law enforcement the legal world the fact i worked at my mom's law firm since i was a kid

Some things happened in my life while I was in college that had, in fact, specifically my sister dying of cancer, family breaking up, me having the responsibility of, you know, paying for college.

I did initially met them just kind of selling steroids.

It was actually a faction for the DeCalvacante family that located into Baltimore, knowing that the local Gambino faction of Baltimore was kind of dying out.

They're getting older.