Rudy Povich

Yeah.

Yes.

Yeah.

So the reason why I brought it up is you were discussing this, that people would say like, why didn't you just get a driver?

He's obviously he's rich.

He can afford a personal driver.

Why not?

There was a professional athlete from Minnesota.

I won't say his name.

I don't know if he wants this out there, but a friend of mine and a good acquaintance became his personal driver after his, after this athlete's second DUI.

And he,

They basically, for the first six months, he would just run them to the bank or run them to the store, whatever it was.

But all of a sudden, one night, he was like, hey, man, we want to go out for a couple of drinks.

Why don't you show up around 7 o'clock, pick us up.

Next thing you know, it's 4 o'clock in the morning.

He's still driving this athlete and their friends around.

And at the end of it, the guy was like, well, all right, you passed.

So what I wanted to do was for the first six months was I needed you.

I needed to trust you.

I needed to get you into the circle.