Joe Loya

for years before she got to seven.

So she was two, right?

I told her mom that I was going to tell her.

I think it's time to tell her because she's asked three times this week about bank robberies.

So we decided that one Saturday we were going to spend the day with her.

Because once you spend a long time with a kid, you're doing things, they just feel safe.

Their nervous system is so calm.

And then we're like, hey, let's go get some fro-yo, you know, we go get some frozen yogurt and we bring it home.

And

We're having a great time.

We've been together for six hours, seven hours or something and said, hey, I got something to tell you.

And she goes, what?

And I said, I bring my book.

And on the cover of my book, the title of my memoir, The Man Who Outgrew His Prison Cell, joeloya.ltd.

You can get it and I'll sign a copy for you.

But yeah, it's The Man Who Outgrew His Prison Cell.

And I pull it out.

And on the cover is the iconic photo of me walking out of a bank, the FBI surveillance photo.

with a trench coat and a suit and a tie and all that stuff.

And, you know, with my Ray-Ban sunglasses, it looks pretty badass.