Ken

It fails.

You know, there's...

It turns out there's no organization in organized crime.

Right.

We were worried about it, but no.

One time we had my friend's sister driving.

She blew a driveshaft.

The cops came up to see what was the matter.

She told them they helped her tow it to a shop where she had a driveshaft put in.

Um, I had another friend of mine, dude, Bob, who's dude, Bob's in the book and, uh, he's still working today in the, in out in Oregon though, in the legal market, but he got pulled over twice and he used to drive a Volvo, like a two 40 Volvo grateful dead t-shirt hippie with a grateful dead sticker on the back.

And both times he, he talked his way out of it.

You know, like if it was me, I go, wait a second.

What's, you know, where's this guy headed?

I got pulled over and got busted.

I don't know how everybody else got away with it, but, you know.

So, anyhow, that's how it kind of started, just moving the weed, and then... How long did that go on?

Well, so when I got busted, I got busted in 88 for... But this is still, we're still in the late 70s now, right?

Yes, late 70s, early 80s.

So when I got indicted in Ohio, they called it a 12-year ongoing criminal enterprise.

So I got finally busted for the last time in 92, and...