Walton Goggins

Correct. So I stopped at the ATM. I got out $2,000. And small bills. And we spent, I want to say, 12 hours just walking that trash pile on top of it and then the tents and everything that are off to the side. And I just gave it out $20 at a time, just like my mama. And it was one of the greatest experiences of my life.

Correct. So I stopped at the ATM. I got out $2,000. And small bills. And we spent, I want to say, 12 hours just walking that trash pile on top of it and then the tents and everything that are off to the side. And I just gave it out $20 at a time, just like my mama. And it was one of the greatest experiences of my life.

Correct. So I stopped at the ATM. I got out $2,000. And small bills. And we spent, I want to say, 12 hours just walking that trash pile on top of it and then the tents and everything that are off to the side. And I just gave it out $20 at a time, just like my mama. And it was one of the greatest experiences of my life.

Yeah, at 12. Yeah.

Yeah, at 12. Yeah.

Yeah, at 12. Yeah.

Yeah, mixing cement.

Yeah, mixing cement.

Yeah, mixing cement.

Yeah, for rock masons, yeah.

Yeah, for rock masons, yeah.

Yeah, for rock masons, yeah.

Skating rink. I think it's been downhill from there. Yeah, as a DJ in a skating rink. Yep, yep. Going into my summer before my ninth grade year. I sold bait. I worked with a roofing crew.

Skating rink. I think it's been downhill from there. Yeah, as a DJ in a skating rink. Yep, yep. Going into my summer before my ninth grade year. I sold bait. I worked with a roofing crew.

Skating rink. I think it's been downhill from there. Yeah, as a DJ in a skating rink. Yep, yep. Going into my summer before my ninth grade year. I sold bait. I worked with a roofing crew.

and going to school too well it was summer right and um but then we had a program once we got into high school where you know you could start working i think in the 11th grade or something like that for however many hours that you could work for a week it was very different back then and yeah i got in that program and uh and i just kept working and i worked uh at

and going to school too well it was summer right and um but then we had a program once we got into high school where you know you could start working i think in the 11th grade or something like that for however many hours that you could work for a week it was very different back then and yeah i got in that program and uh and i just kept working and i worked uh at

and going to school too well it was summer right and um but then we had a program once we got into high school where you know you could start working i think in the 11th grade or something like that for however many hours that you could work for a week it was very different back then and yeah i got in that program and uh and i just kept working and i worked uh at

And retail, you know, at the mall, like a lot of people do. But with one of my best friends, this guy Edwin, and a crew of guys that I grew up with, we sold newspapers, the Atlanta Journal of the Constitution, door to door. And we would only work like three hours a day. But we had that gift to gab, you know, and, you know, just to make people have a good time.

And retail, you know, at the mall, like a lot of people do. But with one of my best friends, this guy Edwin, and a crew of guys that I grew up with, we sold newspapers, the Atlanta Journal of the Constitution, door to door. And we would only work like three hours a day. But we had that gift to gab, you know, and, you know, just to make people have a good time.