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It's Behind the Bastards, a podcast hosted by a man who is legally a judge and his friend Greasy Will, who is legally Greasy Will. Legally not allowed to drive anymore. I think...
Oh, really? Did that happen? Yeah, yeah. Every time you said Combs with an L, I took a sip over the last two episodes. Sorry. So now I'm just trashed, man. I hope you've enjoyed this behind-the-bastards drinking game that I have embarked upon.
Go back in time and just have, like, about 14 shots. Yeah. So the late 1990s is an era in which bad boy records is growing by leaps and bounds and Diddy is getting rich as fuck. We are talking the insane pile, the cash pile so large that your only option is to either get really into cocaine or start a series of ill-conceived small businesses.
Yes, absolutely.
Diddy I'm sure does both actually. I had two choices. I was going to sit in that failure.
Bob's going to make a decision to step out of the darkness.
More like into the darkness, buddy.
He steps out of the darkness to launch a restaurant called Justin. This is named after his oldest son. He starts the first Justin in New York City in 1997, and he franchises it out to Atlanta the following year. The New York location shuts down after about a decade. Sean claims because he wanted to find a larger location, but he just never opens a new one. I think it just...
This is the story of my mom when she said she was going to build the house on top of the basement that we lived in. And then we just lived in a basement for like eight years.
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