Ken Behr

Like, I didn't like it because I figured I can sell my weed to Ohio, sell my kilos to different buyers, and, you know, not risk, because smuggling has so many moving parts.

So I never considered, you know, I'd be offered, hey, you want to do this, you want to do that.

I'd turn it down.

I had my own gigs.

And it was really consistent money every month, and it's a full-time job anyway.

But having said that, when I wrote the book, I added it up.

I'd done like 12 smuggling trips.

So for a guy that never really wanted to be a smuggler, I certainly, you know, between bringing the loads in from Canada, and then I had actually went on the run when I was like 19 from a cocaine case that I had nothing to do with, and I was living in Jamaica, and then some friends came down, and that was my first trip.

We brought 600 pounds out of Jamaica in a little single engine.

Weeder?

Yeah.

Okay.

Yeah.

Listen, when I first started doing it, there was nobody bringing in loads of coke.

A kilo of cocaine was $57,000 to $60,000 a kilo.

Holy shit.

In the end, in 1985, we brought in 300 kilos of coke.

And I can tell you that story.

That was a smuggling trip we did.

And at the time, I was selling them for $10,000 to $11,000.