Ken

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.

So he, in turn, and all my friends are growing up as smugglers.

By the time I was 20, I had friends that had died in plane crashes in Colombia, were murdered, shot.

You know, we were we were growing up in little sleepy Hollywood, Florida, to all be drug dealers.

Right.

You know, I mean, that's the that was the business of the time.

A good friend of mine, Randy Lanier, who, you know, he did 27 years.

Famous guy says the same thing.

He was doing construction and he had some weed and all the construction workers wanted to buy from him.

Well, you know, if you can, you know, it's a natural progression.