Joe Loya

He's the one talking about the fan.

I wait till all the traffic dies down.

I get over there eventually and I just drive away.

But what it was interesting to me about this story,

The next day, that night, I get a call from a friend that I'd been in San Diego County Jail with when I got arrested the first time at the Mexican border, right?

He called me up, hey, Joe, you know what this is?

I said, yeah.

And he says, were you doing any work down here today?

I said, yeah, why?

And he says, you're on Crimestoppers.

And they said that, I said, you're out for banks.

And they said that they think you're Indian or Pakistani and they think you live in Tijuana.

I said, oh, okay.

Thanks for the heads up.

Now, I know I was at Crimestoppers, which means in the morning when these guys showed up to work,

together, and there's pictures of me like, if you guys see this guy, look out for him.

And I wonder if they looked at each other and like, yeah, we're not going to say nothing.

Yeah, we're not saying shit.

Or did they say, oh yeah, we had him in the back of our car.

We know he's going to LA or like, whatever, right?