Ken

Sandy...

If my dad taught me how right it was to be good, Sandy taught me how good it was to be bad.

He was an ex-aluminum siding salesman.

Have you ever seen the movie Tin Man?

Tommy Sikorsky, all these guys he introduced me to as a kid, those were the guys on trial for the Tin Man story.

And so he was a con man from day one.

He was married five times or four times at the time.

One of them was he remarried his ex-wife so she couldn't testify against him in court.

You know, I mean, this guy, and he looked like Paul Newman.

A poor man's Paul Newman, but girls loved him.

He was, as they say back in the day, pardon me, a coxswain.

You know, he always had a girl under his arm.

He always...

And he loved me because I was honest, smart, and he put me under his wing.

And I was his protege criminal.

And my mother actually confronted him and said, listen, what are you doing?

He goes, listen.

I'll make sure your son never is in a place where he can get in trouble.

So he was a yacht broker.

So he ended up meeting a lot of smugglers that wanted to buy yachts.