Ken

But it was pretty poignant there, you know.

So, anyhow, I bond out.

We go back and forth to trial.

We stall about two, you know.

The thing about a drug case is you want to stall as long as possible, right?

You want to stall two years if you can.

Right.

So how am I going to pay for the lawyers?

selling drugs.

So my friend Bob Silverboy had brought a load of into Washington, D.C.

I don't know, 10, 20, 30 keys.

I don't know how big his load was, but he offered me the opportunity to sell it.

So I would literally put on my suit and tie

fly to Tyson's Corner outside of D.C., have one of my delivery guys or one of my customers or one of my transport guys meet me there, had two warehouses, one for the blow and one for the cash.

I would hand the blow out, jump back in the plane, go to D.C., get up in court and go, yes, Your Honor, whatever the stall tactic was, jump back in whatever I took from Boston back down to D.C.,

Get the, you know, do another deal.

So I was literally going back and forth to court at one point in the middle doing a cane deal.

Right.

Deals.

You know, and I remember looking at Bob Silverbull and going, do you know what's going to happen to me if I'm out on bond for moving 1,400 pounds and I get busted moving some kilos?