Manuel Noriega

Like, you know, what are you trying to say?

And, you know, he starts to get a little bit more bold as well.

You know, he starts cracking jokes about like kidnapping me, keeping me there in Panama, stuff like that.

I'm freaking out.

I'm freaking out.

But I sort of just like pull up my socks and I'm like, you know, if as long as I stay cool and like, you know, keep my head on straight, like everything's going to be fine.

So I do just that every day that I'm there.

He things lighten up a little bit.

I, you know, I call Jose and I call a few guys and I'm like, hey, you know, Carlos isn't letting me leave the apartment because he didn't let me leave.

He didn't let me leave a site.

Right.

I couldn't even go for walks.

Like one day I wanted to go for a walk along the this thing called the Cinta Costera in Panama City.

It's just it's like this beautiful walkway, like right on the water.

He had his Colombian girlfriend, like go with me and like like trail me.

Like I wasn't allowed to go myself.

And, uh, and so I call Jose and I'm like, you know, what's up with this?

Like, am I, am I good?

Am I safe?

And he's like, yeah.