Sarah King
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126 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Dec 2024
Sarah King’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Cameron's investor's gone. COVID's hitting. There was no more funding. Everyone promised they had funding, and no one did.
He wanted to make gummy bears, these stupid fucking gummy bears.
He spends $50,000 on pre-made gummies, and then we have just a bunch of fucking gummies in a trash bag. I'm like, well, that's not going to sell.
I mean, it's not a factory, right? This is like a beautiful kitchen. And yeah, they basically packaged everything. We had these big, just huge boxes to throw them into.
Cameron never sold one package. And when Cameron gave up, my parents were like, what the fuck are we going to do with all this?
They went to their friends. They're all golfers, right? All their friends are golfers. So they started handing out gummies to them, hoping they would buy it. But, you know, nothing ever happened.
It was a failure. I say it was a failure, but it was a great idea on paper. But me as a woman heading it, I mean, I met with everyone I possibly could and I failed. I failed getting the funding too.
Cameron really let me down there because he doesn't know when you collateralize properties on your personal properties, it's dangerous. And I did it just to prove that I love him and he told me to let it all go and I couldn't because my parents lived in this home that it was collateralized on and they had no idea that I did that.
It's a real sickening thing, actually. I'm very lucky, like, to the sickening point. Like, the last second, everything comes together.
He gave me the money for it and he said, I want you to get a license so that we can do business together. Because he knew I had something. So I said, okay. So that's when I applied for my license.
I learned about all of his clients because he always introduced me to everybody. I didn't take over his company, but I did have my own office right next to his of my own company. And he encouraged me to do it as well.
So King Family Lending, I had to because Cameron was supposed to take care of all the cannabis business, right? I set him up with everybody. I paid for everything and he couldn't make it work.
I had full intention of paying Manna back. I would never hurt her. She was really kind to me.
She handed me a plastic baggie full of like four diamond rings and a diamond bracelet and said, this should be enough to cover the $100,000 loan. And I said, no, it's fucking not. You have to have double the collateral for me to give you the loan. But because she was my friend, I gave her the loan and she ended up paying back just fine.
I borrowed $25,000 from her, and I had an AP watch that was worth it, so it wasn't a problem.
I can sell anything. I can sell fire to the devil. I promise you that.
A lot of the collateral was just in my office in a safe. I did not take good care of collateral. That is 100% true. But every, you know, it was safe anyways. A lot of people had cars. A lot of people had boats. So if it was a car, I'm supposed to take the car and take the title. But I never took the car, right? I just took the title.
Brian Quinn needed that watch all of a sudden because he owed all these people money. I had no money, so I said, well, if Manna has my watch, and he gave me a fake one to give to her in exchange.
In my opinion, like, I always intended on paying her, so it wasn't, like, the biggest deal.
She found out it was fake and she flipped her noodle. And she's, you know, threatening me, suing me. And I said, look, it's not my fault. I don't want to say it's not my fault because it is. I agreed with Brian, let's go ahead and do this. So yeah, I fucked up there. But I knew I was always going to pay her.
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