Jason Ingber

he'd made the claim.

And that was back to, by the way, when they mailed you a check and you could just sign someone's name to back up and put pay to the order of, and then write your name down and deposit it.

Like they don't really let you, I don't know if they let you do that.

I know that I've gotten checks before where somebody wrote me a check and I, I,

I couldn't – like I didn't have a bank account and I had to – I had to actually go physically with the person to deposit the check in their bank account because they don't let you do it anymore.

At least they didn't a few years ago when I tried.

So yeah, he did that.

He got the money and he bought the place.

That's – and you know why – what I think – you know what I think the story is about that I think Colby does know the part about is six months later,

Arthur has to go see a girl in Orlando and he comes to me and says, man, can I drive your car?

My parents were gone for like a week or two for vacation.

I was like, yeah, I'll let you use my motorcycle.

I was like, this one he's heard.

And he's like, holy shit.

And I was like, oh, fuck.

Like I was really nervous, right?

Like my dad would kill me if he knew.

But my baby was gone.

I thought, bro, I swear you can't be doing anything crazy.

You can't.