Jason Ingber

I'm like, yeah, they never published it.

They couldn't get it published.

They never got a publishing deal, nothing.

And he's like, what are you talking about?

Hold on.

They did publish it.

He walks off.

And he comes back and he shows me the magazine, pulls out Ocean Drive magazine, opens it up, and there's a fucking picture of Deverelli with hundreds of fucking of the book behind him, the book that I wrote, holding the book at the Miami Book Fair.

And he's signing autographs on his memoir called Once a Gunrunner.

And it's from Ephraim Deverelli with Matthew Cox.

By the way, his picture is real big on the back of the cover, and I was supposed to get my picture on the back of the cover.

I was supposed to get my – like a bio.

I didn't get any of that.

So it's fine.

And, yeah, and I was like, holy shit.

So I take the magazine from Dennis, and I go to –

I go to Frank and Pete, and I explain the situation, and I explain the situation to Pete, and Pete says, we got to sue him.

And I was like, it's virtually impossible to sue someone from a federal prison.

And Pete says, I'll do the whole thing.

I'll do it.