Ken Behr

in Vermont, and let me tell you about this dog and pony show.

So they had three cars put in an C1, like an air cargo, like a C111 cargo plane, and each car had a secret compartment in it that if you turned the key on, hit the cigarette lighter, you know, like maybe turn on the radio, whatever the three moves were,

a thing would pop up in the back, and there was the Coke.

Wow.

So they had the three cars.

They had another C-111, this is all Air National Guard stuff, flying over when the drug deal's supposed to be happening, using surveillance equipment like they use in Afghanistan to surveil everybody and everything.

No way.

So the good people of Burlington, Vermont, walking around with their maple syrup and their...

you know, all being watched by a plane above.

And then they had a Learjet show up with the brass that came in for the big bust.

Like we were there already a day or two setting everything up.

And then I'll never forget it.

We were sitting on an American military base and it was like 28 below with the windchill factor.

And when this little room with me, I'm from Florida, man.

And, you know, and this other guy, David Sabo from Jamaica and the plane lands and,

The military goes, all right, you know, and Captain Bobby, the DEA agent goes, all right, let's go out there.

And I looked and I go, I ain't going out there.

He goes, hey, let's go out there.

Remember, respect the brass.

So we walk out and the guy gets off the plane.