Garet McLendon

I mean, that's my opinion.

It was actually like, actually, yeah, you're a badge of honor.

Like you, you earned these stripes in the streets.

Like you did something worthwhile or like whatever it is.

And, uh, and that guy that, that came in and became a good friend of mine.

And, uh, and being young, being young on a four yard is just, um, uh, and, and, and, and I was humongous.

I go, I go in skinny, all of a sudden I'm eating food and I'm working out.

I'm,

I'm humongous and I'm, I'm hanging out with this guy that has a yard and he, and he's, and, uh, I, I do my time.

I get out and, uh, and now I just start with this, this life.

Now I just, now I can't stop staying out.

Like I get out and I, I chase that high of, uh, of, of, of now it's like people who owed me money and all this stuff.

Like I, I mean, I had like a motto of like, um,

I didn't want to sell to nobody who didn't have a job or, or, or wasn't out there.

I like, I looked at people who were like, like if you were just like out there panhandling or I didn't want to sell to you.

Like I, I sort of like treated it like a job and, and, uh, and so I get out and, um,

And that's because, what, these are the people that have the ability to pay?

Exactly.

Yeah, they have money, right?

It's a difference down 20.