Greg Snavely

He had a Range Rover that I guess he paid cash for.

He had shoes everywhere that were just still in the boxes.

That was back when everybody was wearing the Ed Hardy and the true religion jeans.

And they're just they got the tags.

I mean, there's just clothes like he shopped all day long and just never even wore the clothes.

And so we get upstairs and he opens up.

He basically shows me more cash than I've ever seen in my entire life.

And he's like, so you still got that valet company, right?

And I said, yeah.

And he said, well, you know, I was really hoping maybe you could like put me on the payroll.

I can't buy a house.

I've been spending money.

So here I think he wants to borrow money.

you know, a little bit of money from me or something.

Right.

And instead he wants me to wash his money through my, through my legitimate business, which I politely declined because, you know, I didn't, I already had enough headaches in my life.

So yeah.

He's cutting a deal.

And he's like, I'm sure she was fucked.

I'm sure she got it almost as bad as him.