David Fullmer

Yeah.

Yeah.

So, yeah.

So I rolled with, with, with, he was my best friend.

He's from Tonga and, um, he basically was, he was, he was born in Honolulu, then moved to Tonga, then to LA.

And we met up in junior high.

He had just moved from California too.

We just,

role got in a bunch of trouble but his family was moving back to the north shore when we were 17 and so i was locked up my mom and dad met with his parents and talked to him and art my parole officer said hey if you leave the state of utah and don't get any trouble until you're 18 we'll let you off we'll let you go to hawaii so just leave

So his dad, my, my, uh, my Hanai dad is what they call it in the islands.

Uh, he, he, he basically signed the papers, took me in and that was it.

I was on this amazing journey.

I got sober, um, and started coming back to my faith and really trying to find God and figure things out for myself because it was like five, six years of just complete gnarly partying and

More than that, eight years.

More than that of just like, you know, I was smoking weed.

By 12 years old, I was selling weed like you would.

I was, I had the.

That's early.

Yeah.

I mean, in junior high, I was supplying half the high school with all these.