Matthew Cox

They don't take the pride in it.

They just get their all-in-one copier printer, and that's pretty much it.

which I guess similar diameter, which that has a whole different level of, you know, man, that's dark when you're using the Bible paper.

And yeah.

And that was the interesting thing about art too, is like I said, it wasn't about, it wasn't about drugs.

It wasn't about lifestyle.

He was driving around in a, an old Caprice cop car that had, you know, it was probably 1987.

I mean, he wasn't about the money.

I mean, he made millions of dollars, but he also had a lot of people around him that were kind of funneling money.

He was just a generous guy.

So he was, unfortunately he had a big tribe.

I think he's got seven kids now.

So he's, he's obviously having to take care of them.

So,

I hope that he's able to stay the course.

It's an addiction.

It truly is.

And just like somebody that goes to AA and says, I'm an alcoholic, he needs to wake up every morning and says, I'm addicted to counterfeit.

And I just hope that art is truly the outlet for him to stay out of that.

I don't want him back on my former agency's radar.