Ray Trapani

And then like my boy hit me up because everybody was just laid off and like doing nothing.

And then like, uh, we started writing a book.

So I just started going to his house every day, one of my best friends.

And we were just like, basically like we'd record for like an hour and a half, like tried like chapter by chapter.

And then we'd like, just write out exactly what we recorded and then just like move on to the next chapter.

Then through trying to sell the book.

basically we, we got an agent and then that agent just like randomly was like, Oh, this, you know, person wants to interview.

They're connected to Netflix.

I did that.

Like, and it was funny.

Like I did it, like I dressed up like real proper suit and tie and everything like pretty much like, like, like, yeah, like a reformed criminal, you know?

Yeah.

And, uh,

And then like right away, like within weeks, they were like reaching out to do a deal and try to like, you know, figure out how to do a documentary.

And then like, it was, it was crazy.

Cause like they liked it so much that they like a lot of documentaries are done by other production companies and sold to Netflix.

This was like a deck, like fully funded by Netflix.

Wow.

So they push it harder.

Yeah.