Louis Ziskin

And actually they came, came by my house on, uh,

And I was like, look, I don't have the money.

I'm not going to have it.

I'm thinking I'm going to have to tell the dude about my business, and he's going to want a piece.

And I'm like really butthurt about all that, right?

Anyway, so— And this is who, Cartel?

He said he was Cartel.

Later on, many years later, he turned out to be a rat.

Like I got in a huge fight with him like two years later, threw him out of the house.

And my friend was like, you can't do that.

He's Cartel.

I'm like—

him dude he's a if he's not a rat the way he's talking all of a sudden because when he would come around the way he talked and the way he acted had totally changed i'm like this dude's been busted bro like people don't 40 year old men don't just change their idiomatic expression like that over night and certainly don't start clearly articulating shit that they used to obfuscate yeah in conversations right i mean pretty easy i threw him out of the house my boy simon's like wow what the

you know that's an interesting story too part of this simon so anyway uh he he he you know i'm like hey listen you know he's like are you getting ripped off are you getting this all right tell us we'll help you right and i was like no you know i've been sending the shit to london and it's been getting caught all right and he's like

He's like, that's how misguided my thoughts were.

I was thinking, oh, this guy's going to want a piece of my business.

That's what I worry.

He's pissed, period, that I'm double fronting his shit.

Right.

So he's actually pretty decent at that point in time.