Ken

and they'd walk us to a special customs guy.

Mr. Smith was his name.

I remember he had gray hair, perfect, you know.

Pop the suitcase to see the bundles of money go, welcome to the Cayman Islands.

And off we go to the bank.

And then I leave the money.

I remember one time they were pulling all the money out, and I look down, I see a seed rolling along in the suitcase.

So I let my finger go like that, ate the seed, because...

Not that the bank would care, but let's keep it clean.

Right, right.

They make, I don't know.

So anyway, so that was like kind of my introduction, you know, flying Learjets with millions of dollars.

And at the same time, I was still building my own little drug empire, you know, selling quarter ounces of Coke and then ounces of Coke and weed.

Well, kind of in the beginning, it was always Coke.

It was always marijuana.

Oh, okay.

But most of it, you know, I wasn't a big Coke dealer.

You know, I was a marijuana guy because in the beginning, in the 70s, there wasn't that much Coke.

Right.

As an example of the explosion of the cocaine business, when I was selling Coke, even in grams, whatever, you know, a kilo of cocaine was $57,000.