Greg Snavely

I can't find the keys to this Audi.

That's at 2.30 a.m.

My lunch shifts at the fine dining restaurants would start at like

10 a.m and so people start calling in sick at 8 45 9 a.m you know they thought we were friends or whatever so i'm going so you got four or five hours to sleep yeah i'm going 20 hours a day which is when the the chemical you know whatever becomes advantageous like the the the

Yeah, so anyway, that's my justification.

But I couldn't do it again today.

I mean, at 24 years old, you're so much different.

You remember when you could just take four hours of sleep and wake up with no hangover and whatever?

This is when I start having altercations, like with the police, because I'm running around Melbourne like crazy.

i own the county i mean like i said i have seven venues go and say i would go around and i would help out where i was needed and i'd collect money from people you know go to collect checks whatever from the restaurants a lot of the nightclubs like to pay me in cash for whatever reason and you know i also i mean valley is a cash business so i just i i like to carry and flaunt a lot of cash at the time

And I've just finished my night.

I'm leaving.

I'm leaving one of my venues and I'm getting on 95 to go back to my house.

It's about 930 p.m.

And I'm going to go home and get ready to go out for the night.

So I know I'm clean.

I know I'm sober.

I know I got nothing on me.

Like, I probably hadn't taken anything that day.

At that time, it was more like, you know, a party thing.