Wayne Swanson

So that was when I knew everything was going to be all right.

So I'm sitting in the driveway one day about to go to a meeting about a guy who was about to introduce me up in Dunwoody to some neighbors that I knew was going to be some significant sales.

I'm sitting in the driveway.

My old lady comes out there and was like, what you doing?

I was like, I'm about to go to this meeting.

I'm trying to hold it together because I'm broke.

I can't afford clothes.

I can't.

I'm broke, broke.

And she looks at me.

She's like, you don't have no gas money, do you?

I was like, no, I don't have any gas money.

But she slid me a 20 and my my ass drove up the street and cried.

I was like, I ain't crying here.

But I'm going to go up the street real quick, get behind something.

I'm going to get this out.

And went to the meeting.

And at the meeting, the guy was like, this is what broke does to you.

The guy was telling me, he said, man, look, we want to do business with businesses.

We don't want to feel like we are sponsoring somebody.