Louis Ziskin

So it looks like you got to win.

And the dude's like, okay, great.

Right.

So anyway, we're out.

I go see the lawyer and he tells me, he's like, listen, I can't advise you this, but if you weren't here, my job would be a lot easier.

Right.

And I was like, okay, I go to student union at UCLA.

I buy your rail pass and,

three months first class pass so I could take any train anywhere in Europe.

Dude, I'm gone.

I'm in Europe.

with a backpack having a great time running through europe it's summer and this and that and everything and uh you know then then money runs out obviously then the tension between me and mom starts right and and all the friends that promised me hey they're gonna send me this or we're gonna do this or we're gonna do that none of them came through with anything maybe a couple hundred bucks here and there but oh we're gonna do this jeans business you know back then the 501 used was like really

big money and x anyway taxes in greece were huge so you know i mean i had it worked out if you send me 30 pairs of jeans a month the profit that i can make on that just by keeping the tax money myself right is huge right and so you know but you know how it is um

And people make commitments.

Sometimes we make commitments and we're not we don't understand how much somebody else is relying on those.

Right.

And many times people come up short, you know.

And anyway, that's just what happened.

And so then anyway, at the same time, you know, mom sent me a little bit of money here and there.

You know, I'm kind of surviving in Greece.