Germano Tomassetti

Yeah.

No, I'm not, you know, and like sometimes I might look like it because I've I got hand tattoos and all this other stuff.

But like if you hear the way I talk, you understand how I carried myself throughout most of my life.

So, yeah, eventually I leave that social circle and I become friends with another drug dealer and he's more of he's a white boy.

He grew up in a nice area and he was the other type of drug dealer.

So there's the type that are in the streets that are on the hula gang thing.

That's what we call it.

And then there's the guys that are the businessmen and the ones that are quiet and dress nicely and don't hang out at clubs and just keep to their business.

So I met this guy around, let's say, 20 years old.

He ended up living like a block or two away from me.

And in the middle of us was this place called The Circle.

And that's where Osborne meets with a river.

And they call it The Circle because that's the spot.

That's where everybody kind of hangs out.

That's where you go to get drugs.

That's where the homeless would hang out, the skaters, everything.

so he used to sell at the circle and i live two blocks away down river and he lives two blocks away on osborne so we just naturally you know clicked up and became friends and i saw the other side of drug dealing right i saw that quiet side he lives in a penthouse two two blocks away he's very quiet he doesn't have any beef with anybody

And I was like, you know, that was the only time I thought about getting into it.

Cause he's doing well for himself too.

He's probably doing around that time, probably like 10 K a month and he's living well.