John Moore

You know, my daughter lives in Canada.

I couldn't go visit my daughter in Canada.

She just bought a house, just had a baby.

And, you know, with a felony conviction, anything like renting an apartment, you have to put down that you're,

You know, we're planning on moving to California, which we finally were able to do.

But, you know, as we're applying for houses to rent, you know, you have to put down that you're a felon on the thing, which, you know, the most bizarre thing for me.

Like, I didn't even have a speeding ticket.

Like, I had never, you know, this was not my wheelhouse.

Yes, we appealed.

And luckily, you know, my attorneys, they did it for free.

You know, they said, we're going to appeal.

And I just said, listen, like, I'm completely bankrupt from this.

You know, we lost.

I can't afford to appeal.

And they're like, well, we're doing it, and you don't have to pay anything.

And so my lawyers were like, well, we're not done.

We are going to see what the next step is.

And it looked like it was going to be the Supreme Court.

It was the day after my birthday.

We were walking our dog and I got a call from my lawyer.