Wayne Swanson

Right.

So now we fought the good fight and we go to Nash Farm Park.

and my name will never be on anything there, but I'm responsible, one of the two or three people responsible for helping that park become used by all of the community.

And if we had time, I get into how diabolical it was with the impact fees where the county commission wasn't what it is now.

God bless the county commission there now.

But they realized that the black folks are moving into this one zip code.

And that one zip code was primarily paying the impact fees for that part, the Confederate part.

And it was it was it was slick kind of what they do now.

But it was a very, you find out who you are, and I'm proud of who I am.

I was exactly who Wayne and Trudy raised when I was broke and when the fight came.

I didn't turn into somebody else.

I was who they raised me to be.

So it was a really good time for me as I look back on it.

It's one of my more fond memories as a grownup.

I learned how to be a grownup in those moments.

It was no more of the, I'm from New Jersey, so there probably was a little bit of time where I would tell you what I was gonna do.

But when you realize, when you get older and when you get serious, nah, I'm not telling you shit.

If you cross this line, it just is what it is.

We got the money for the lawyer over there.

Other than that, we're not doing that.