Matthew Cox

And then after that, it's kind of interesting.

He goes to Arkansas, whatever federal institution is in Arkansas, and his son got back in the game.

Of course, like father, like son.

And Art III was arrested by the Secret Service a year and a half later.

His case, he gets, I think, three or four years, and they actually are cellmates in federal prison together.

Like I said, it's just you can't make it up.

And you feel for it because I really think Art III was trying to be like his father, and I think Art Jr.

was trying to be like his father.

So it was sad in a certain way.

You're like, when can we stop these generational mistakes?

And so I go to protection.

I'm doing protection at the time.

And all of a sudden, I get another buddy that calls me going, dude, you got to go buy this book.

And I'm like, what are you talking about?

He goes, remember all that time he talked about he was writing a book and he was writing a movie manuscript?

And I go down to the Barnes & Noble, and there it is, The Art of Making Money.

I think – so the next book, which we'll talk about later, kind of goes into the other aspect.

I think it wasn't a complete book because it didn't see the redemption side of things, right?

Whereas the next one kind of was, is that –

I go get the book and I can't believe it.