John Moore

She said, John, I have a, can you talk for a second?

I said, yeah, of course.

And then she said, I have the White House on the other line.

And I was like, what?

I could vote again because that was another obvious thing that, you know, you couldn't do.

And if I wanted to have a firearm, which I hadn't wanted, but I could have a firearm again and all that.

But you still couldn't, it wasn't recognized internationally.

You were still a felon, but you were a pardoned felon.

I don't know if it's changed the way I do my job at all, but it's changed my outlook on everything else.

I'm like a very optimistic person by, you know, like annoyingly optimistic for a lot of people, like as my wife.

And, you know, it stripped a little of that optimism from my brain because, you know,

I always thought if you do the right thing, then the universe takes care of you.

And this was not the case in that situation.