Ken

Which doesn't sound like a lot today, but in 1980s dollars, that's a lot, you know.

I mean, I used to go auto racing.

I used my money to go race cars.

It was $6,000 a weekend.

It's like I'm looking back going, boy, if I only had that money now, right?

And think about the future value of the money today, $30,000 a week and $25,000.

Yeah, but you're always looking to make a buck, right?

So here maybe I'm selling half a kilo, breaking a kilo down and selling it to some friends.

But most of what I did was...

try to load as much as I could in the cars and get them to Ohio.

Or do a smuggling trip.

The time I got busted with the 1,400 pounds in mass, a friend of mine had smuggled 40,000 pounds into Canada.

And it was just there.

They couldn't sell it.

So one of my other friends says, hey, we're going to smuggle this back into America from Canada.

And I remember thinking, what?

They smuggled meat into Canada?

What?

You're smuggling it from Canada into America?

I was like, that makes no sense, but they're going to pay me.