Carl Lentz

Yeah, and staying in a friend's house in Brooklyn, and they graciously let us use their apartment. And when all this stuff went down, we were obviously just shell-shocked, reeling. Why were you shell-shocked? You knew the whole time.

Yeah, and staying in a friend's house in Brooklyn, and they graciously let us use their apartment. And when all this stuff went down, we were obviously just shell-shocked, reeling. Why were you shell-shocked? You knew the whole time.

Yeah, and staying in a friend's house in Brooklyn, and they graciously let us use their apartment. And when all this stuff went down, we were obviously just shell-shocked, reeling. Why were you shell-shocked? You knew the whole time.

Yeah. It makes me feel weird to even talk about it. But then I got a call from the person who lives there. And he said, basically, I want, you know, somebody that worked for him. He said, you guys have to leave because the owner of this place does not want to be associated with you.

Yeah. It makes me feel weird to even talk about it. But then I got a call from the person who lives there. And he said, basically, I want, you know, somebody that worked for him. He said, you guys have to leave because the owner of this place does not want to be associated with you.

Yeah. It makes me feel weird to even talk about it. But then I got a call from the person who lives there. And he said, basically, I want, you know, somebody that worked for him. He said, you guys have to leave because the owner of this place does not want to be associated with you.

Oh, damn.

Oh, damn.

Oh, damn.

Like, where does he want us to go? He's like, doesn't care. He wants you out within a couple of hours. And we are, all of our stuff's here. Our kids are here. There's, you know, some photographers and reporters around taking photos. And all this stuff is flying around. And our kids are like, what's going on? I remember we had to take everything we have in this apartment. Daddy, did you cheat?

Like, where does he want us to go? He's like, doesn't care. He wants you out within a couple of hours. And we are, all of our stuff's here. Our kids are here. There's, you know, some photographers and reporters around taking photos. And all this stuff is flying around. And our kids are like, what's going on? I remember we had to take everything we have in this apartment. Daddy, did you cheat?

Like, where does he want us to go? He's like, doesn't care. He wants you out within a couple of hours. And we are, all of our stuff's here. Our kids are here. There's, you know, some photographers and reporters around taking photos. And all this stuff is flying around. And our kids are like, what's going on? I remember we had to take everything we have in this apartment. Daddy, did you cheat?

Late at night. In Brooklyn. And then we got a U-Haul and a U-Haul van. And we're just throwing stuff in there. And our kids still don't really know what's going on. And we're just, you know, I'm in like a weird comatose trance mode of just don't even know where I am. You're trying to survive.

Late at night. In Brooklyn. And then we got a U-Haul and a U-Haul van. And we're just throwing stuff in there. And our kids still don't really know what's going on. And we're just, you know, I'm in like a weird comatose trance mode of just don't even know where I am. You're trying to survive.

Late at night. In Brooklyn. And then we got a U-Haul and a U-Haul van. And we're just throwing stuff in there. And our kids still don't really know what's going on. And we're just, you know, I'm in like a weird comatose trance mode of just don't even know where I am. You're trying to survive.

And me and Roman were in the U-Haul and we just started driving.

And me and Roman were in the U-Haul and we just started driving.

And me and Roman were in the U-Haul and we just started driving.

Oh, my God.

Oh, my God.