Bryan Green

I had to have it.

I was hungry, and I knew that the McDonald's down the street was open 24 hours a day.

How did I know that?

Because I probably ate there twice a day.

I mean, you know, I was a kid living on, you know, pittance, basically, in the restaurant industry, because I wasn't a very good waiter.

And so I jump in the car, and I ride down the street, and there's a stoplight where I have to take a left to get to the McDonald's.

So I ride down this residential street.

I stop at the stoplight.

This is downtown Atlanta.

And when I say downtown Atlanta...

It's not the nicest part of downtown Atlanta at the time, right?

It's over right near Ponce.

So before the Ponce City Market and all of that.

This is like right next door to the police station in Atlanta was the worst possible place in Atlanta.

You would think that they would take care of the backyard, right?

But there was a lot of drama going on in that part of town, especially late at night.

And so as I took the left-hand turn, someone ran out in front of me, like into the blind spot, and I hit them with my mirror, with the side of the mirror, and the mirror actually cracked.

It came off, right?

So I hit them hard enough that the mirror cracked.

But as I pulled out and took a left, and then I saw them, and I tried to swerve.