Unidentified

If you don't come with our money, your family, you, you're all gone. You don't understand the reach we have. We're all over the world. And if you hit the piece of wood just right on a corner, it would open. And inside it was a heat-sealed plastic container with one ounce of 95% to 97% pure . You can make about $100,000 off it. I'm sending you a package with 20 to 25 statues three times a week.

If you don't come with our money, your family, you, you're all gone. You don't understand the reach we have. We're all over the world. And if you hit the piece of wood just right on a corner, it would open. And inside it was a heat-sealed plastic container with one ounce of 95% to 97% pure . You can make about $100,000 off it. I'm sending you a package with 20 to 25 statues three times a week.

You start doing the math. That's a lot of money. This kid... was hooked up with the main source of supply of the drugs who was in Thailand. And he was the guy that was going to cooperate. And we get driven up to North Hong Kong, near the China border, to a housing project. I'm unarmed. He's unarmed. Walk into the building, takes us up.

You start doing the math. That's a lot of money. This kid... was hooked up with the main source of supply of the drugs who was in Thailand. And he was the guy that was going to cooperate. And we get driven up to North Hong Kong, near the China border, to a housing project. I'm unarmed. He's unarmed. Walk into the building, takes us up.

You start doing the math. That's a lot of money. This kid... was hooked up with the main source of supply of the drugs who was in Thailand. And he was the guy that was going to cooperate. And we get driven up to North Hong Kong, near the China border, to a housing project. I'm unarmed. He's unarmed. Walk into the building, takes us up.

On the way up, I tell Keith in the elevator, Keith, I got a kid at home and a pregnant wife. No matter what happens here, we're getting out of here. I don't care if I have to throw somebody out a window, stomp on their throat. I'm getting out of here. Understand that? Went upstairs, turned the recorder on, rang the bell. Guy opens the door with a gun in his waistband. I was like, I'm fucked.

On the way up, I tell Keith in the elevator, Keith, I got a kid at home and a pregnant wife. No matter what happens here, we're getting out of here. I don't care if I have to throw somebody out a window, stomp on their throat. I'm getting out of here. Understand that? Went upstairs, turned the recorder on, rang the bell. Guy opens the door with a gun in his waistband. I was like, I'm fucked.

On the way up, I tell Keith in the elevator, Keith, I got a kid at home and a pregnant wife. No matter what happens here, we're getting out of here. I don't care if I have to throw somebody out a window, stomp on their throat. I'm getting out of here. Understand that? Went upstairs, turned the recorder on, rang the bell. Guy opens the door with a gun in his waistband. I was like, I'm fucked.

I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm in the middle of nowhere. They're never going to find my body.

I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm in the middle of nowhere. They're never going to find my body.

I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm in the middle of nowhere. They're never going to find my body.

It's fine. We leave in all kinds of flubs because it's like, hey, this is not slick.

It's fine. We leave in all kinds of flubs because it's like, hey, this is not slick.

It's fine. We leave in all kinds of flubs because it's like, hey, this is not slick.

You're on YouTube. Yeah. So. It's either me or some guy lighting up his farts. Which one do you want to watch? I mean. So anyway.

You're on YouTube. Yeah. So. It's either me or some guy lighting up his farts. Which one do you want to watch? I mean. So anyway.

You're on YouTube. Yeah. So. It's either me or some guy lighting up his farts. Which one do you want to watch? I mean. So anyway.

No. My father was a Marine. He did eight years in the Marine Corps, a Korean War veteran. And my mother was a secretary. Both of them were the parents, were the children of Irish immigrants. And my father actually didn't finish high school until I was about six, seven. when he got out of the Marines, he finally went back to finish high school.

No. My father was a Marine. He did eight years in the Marine Corps, a Korean War veteran. And my mother was a secretary. Both of them were the parents, were the children of Irish immigrants. And my father actually didn't finish high school until I was about six, seven. when he got out of the Marines, he finally went back to finish high school.

No. My father was a Marine. He did eight years in the Marine Corps, a Korean War veteran. And my mother was a secretary. Both of them were the parents, were the children of Irish immigrants. And my father actually didn't finish high school until I was about six, seven. when he got out of the Marines, he finally went back to finish high school.