Brian David Suder

He was great security, you know, in case I had a problem because, you know, Baltimore at that point was a very violent city.

So I think part of my street fights was just an aspect of the city itself and

And being a street fighter, knowing how cops dealt with with with violence in that city, I you know, my approach and we'll get into this deeper later if we want to ask questions.

But, you know, the mafia always says you can't have people that you can't communicate with the police.

You hear that?

Yeah.

Well, you just you just brought on the son of a judge.

OK, so.

That's your mistake.

But ultimately, it worked to my benefit because it allowed me to dig in.

I don't know any sport where you're not going to watch the playbook of the other team.

And that's exactly what I did.

I want to know what the other team's up to.

I want to find out what the priority lists for the police are.

So I'm friends with police.

So I'm digging in.

And I dug into their priority list, and it was very clear to me that if I were to get into a street fight or a bar fight, they don't care.

They're like, our priority list, we're dealing with number one murder cities in the country.

We're dealing with heroin epidemic.

We're dealing with horrific crime in the communities in certain areas of Baltimore.