Wild Bill

I mean, like there are obviously Panamanians there, but the majority of the people walking around are people from outside of Panama, foreigners from the first world.

It's called Boquete.

which means like bouquet of flowers, boquete.

And it's way up in the mountains, right next to a dormant volcano.

Beautiful, so beautiful, this town.

I just fell in love with the place.

I'd never been.

I'd worked in Panama a long time, but I'd never been there.

So, I mean, and there's money there, like real money there.

You know, it's really an expensive, it's almost like Beverly Hills or something.

And I sat on a park bench at the park and met this big fat guy named Gustavo, Don Gustavo.

Don Gustavo was a man who was a big wheel in Noriega's government when the United States invaded.

And he began to tell me stories about how he lost a leg in the invasion, that he got his leg blown off.

And he had like a peg leg, you know, prosthetic, but like literally like a peg leg, though.

I mean, I'm not talking about like something that looks like a leg.

It was like literally like a peg, like it looked like a pirate, but he was a big fat guy.

And he walked.

He waddled when he walked because of that peg leg.

And Don Gustavo had built this huge office complex right there on the park.

And the park is beautiful.