William Fonseca

And I tell the guy, after I had jumped that five-foot fence, I go to the door.

I knock on these two big doors, 3501 West Flagler.

It used to be an old Christian church.

Now the Brazilian bought it a few years ago.

Now I'm in front of this white-headed dude, and I'm telling the dude, I'm trying to convince this cat.

that I need five bucks to eat and this guy wants to feed me, but I want the five bucks because with a $5 rock, I can just, boom, cure myself for the next five seconds and go on that mission again.

And if you were in law enforcement, you know that that's an everlasting, you're just chasing that devil.

You're chasing it.

You're never going to get that satisfaction.

But now I don't come from that environment, but I'm in that environment, and I'm trying to dissect this thing.

Why am I wanting this more than food when this guy walks out, and I go on the back parking lot.

This is a huge property.

It's on 35th and Flagler.

You can go there if you want.

Brazilians have a church there.

But anyway, I look at this prayer chain.

What I understand now, it's a prayer chain.

But there's these old ladies just chanting.

And I'm sitting.

They asked me to sit.