Brian David Suder

It was just there was a movement then, and that's why it became very profitable then.

I mean, what drug?

You know?

I mean, right now it's fentanyl.

Cocaine is still always going to be relevant, I think.

I think that's a drug that's not going to go anywhere.

But I think that there's some – I try to stay away from the media, but some ugly stuff that happens right now where –

I've heard in Mexico.

Did you hear this in the media or not?

Mexico.

Yeah, so I think that Trump policy may or may not be relevant in helping, and the cartel may have some difficulty bringing their products in here.

And there are some credible threats I heard to U.S.

citizens that travel to Mexico.

Okay, I'm going to answer it this way.

The weakest one, I would think, the one that I would say that the one that threw me off

and disappointed me the most was the Israeli mafia, the specific one.

But then I met other groups that I'm like, whoa, okay.

With this specific member, he kept on trying to press me to break my rules, and I didn't like it.

Let's go to Burning Man.

I'm like, are you out of your mind?