Matt Cox

Yeah, if you have to pull the FBI and the NSA, you can't find you. You know what I'm saying? They're probably doing all right. Exactly. As far as the U.S. Marshals are concerned, on their best day, they still have an attitude. Exactly. They always come off as very gruff. Exactly. They're not people-pleasers. You're going down. Exactly.

Yeah, and that cop knock, you know, boom, boom, boom, boom. I was like, jeez, bro, what are you doing? Exactly. They don't knock nicely. So what we're – so at – So what happens at that point? Like, I mean, are these... Are you changing your identity every time you do a different sting operation?

Yeah, and that cop knock, you know, boom, boom, boom, boom. I was like, jeez, bro, what are you doing? Exactly. They don't knock nicely. So what we're – so at – So what happens at that point? Like, I mean, are these... Are you changing your identity every time you do a different sting operation?

Yeah, and that cop knock, you know, boom, boom, boom, boom. I was like, jeez, bro, what are you doing? Exactly. They don't knock nicely. So what we're – so at – So what happens at that point? Like, I mean, are these... Are you changing your identity every time you do a different sting operation?

Or are you keeping it the same because when these guys... Because at some point, these guys, when they get grabbed, even though they're grabbing you too, at some point, they probably have to put it together like, I think this guy was in on it somehow, you know?

Or are you keeping it the same because when these guys... Because at some point, these guys, when they get grabbed, even though they're grabbing you too, at some point, they probably have to put it together like, I think this guy was in on it somehow, you know?

Or are you keeping it the same because when these guys... Because at some point, these guys, when they get grabbed, even though they're grabbing you too, at some point, they probably have to put it together like, I think this guy was in on it somehow, you know?

You're a humanitarian.

You're a humanitarian.

You're a humanitarian.

Um, can I ask a question? Is that when you go into these areas, I mean, you're going into another country, like, are you guys, and I understand you're, you're at some point you're, you're communicating with the locals, but you're not really telling the local law enforcement you're coming in until you have to, because otherwise you're not getting anywhere.

Um, can I ask a question? Is that when you go into these areas, I mean, you're going into another country, like, are you guys, and I understand you're, you're at some point you're, you're communicating with the locals, but you're not really telling the local law enforcement you're coming in until you have to, because otherwise you're not getting anywhere.

Um, can I ask a question? Is that when you go into these areas, I mean, you're going into another country, like, are you guys, and I understand you're, you're at some point you're, you're communicating with the locals, but you're not really telling the local law enforcement you're coming in until you have to, because otherwise you're not getting anywhere.

Um, are you going in there and are these guys that are with you armed? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So they're going in unarmed.

Um, are you going in there and are these guys that are with you armed? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So they're going in unarmed.

Um, are you going in there and are these guys that are with you armed? Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So they're going in unarmed.

Yeah, that's ridiculous.

Yeah, that's ridiculous.

Yeah, that's ridiculous.

Yeah, I was going to say, I think I probably still would have been like, yeah, we got to go. One of these guys is going to talk. They're going to say something to somebody. You know what I'm saying? You could end up getting, you know, the cartel will go down and just gun down everybody. Yeah. Yeah, that's very risky. So, of course, that's the last time I've ever been in Puerto Vallarta.