Ken Behr

But they did a whole documentary.

Yeah.

Hey, the Canadians that we see in Lauderdale and Florida, they're kind of like...

the back-baking beer ones.

They come around, they're wearing little bathing suits, drinking, you know.

I never saw any Canadians that, when LaRue got busted, he had on a hundred and something thousand dollar,

a fur coat, you know, like a 50,000, a gold Rolex.

I mean, who goes to a drug deal dressed like that, you know?

I wouldn't wear any jewelry if I was going to a drug deal.

No, if I'm doing a drug deal in Vermont, I'm going to wear, like, you know, a flannel shirt and, you know, try to... Yeah, I'm not trying to get robbed.

Right, I certainly don't want to fit in.

I don't want to stand out.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Here you're going into Denny's with a fur coat and, you know, dressed like... You know, so...

Anyway, but I tell the stories in the book and it's very interesting because they used the way, I go into the way that covert operations work

You know, how the tape, you know, they'd give me a tape recorder and I'd do interviews and stuff like that, you know, just the tricks of the trade.

Yeah, well, Ken, that was amazing storytelling, dude.

You got a podcast now, right?

I do, I do.

It's my Ken Baer, The Marijuana Mercenary, and the name of the podcast is One Step Over the Line.