Flame

And then at that point, that kind of got me to a point of,

Okay.

They caught on to it or whatever, but people are still trying to pay me because, you know, at this point, if you know, if you do anything for four months, the word is, Hey, if you need your, you need your cell phone bill paid, go to flame.

You need this paid, go to flame.

Right.

And that was happening.

But it was happening in such a way that where I'm getting strangers knocking on my door saying, hey, I need you to pay a bill for me, man.

Because, you know, back then they would turn off your phone.

You know what I mean?

They wouldn't know.

You couldn't ride out no three months without paying a bill.

They were shutting that phone off on that.

Right.

Especially with them long distance charges like that.

You know what I mean?

And so that's how all that stuff happened from that point.

That was kind of like my first intro into the white-collar world.

I kind of put that aside because not like I put it aside, as we know, is that when you put something aside, something had to happen, right?

And that something that happened was the mere fact of –

that it wouldn't work no more, right?