There the

Just his name though my dad was friends with people who were involved in the cartel

I bet he was they worked on the right way such a good preacher now

Yeah, well they worked on the railroad and he didn't know that they were involved in the cartel to like the fifth time

He hung out with him and oh I don't just kind of sell coke what I was gonna what I was gonna say is like

So like literally the cartel like Columbian top shit or like Dixie Mafia

Yeah, I would say it would be both. I mean that's the thing people got to understand about we're talking 80s

Yeah, you know early 90s they're moving coke through the South

I would say the Dixie Mafia was who was moving it

But they had to be involved with the Columbians because there was almost no other place to get it back there right so both that's that

Good coke that we were talking about the other not that hasn't existed in the past

Ten years right your dad knew about that he did well

I was telling tray you were adjusting stuff my dad truly was crazy, but he wasn't like a hardened criminal

But people like that thought my dad was as crazy as they were because they do stuff like fight entire biker gangs

Right like they worked on them. They worked away. They stayed in hotels. They drink all night a case of peace

You dad used to tell me that you couldn't stay in his trailer

They had the railroads got him trailers before they started doing hotels if you wouldn't drink a case

Like if you wouldn't buy a case to drink ever not

You were let us stay with them exactly right be in a different trailer. Yeah, and I'm sure the people who weren't into that were like

Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, thank you for telling me what was happening

Yeah, how many people I have working on the railroad in the 80s who didn't want to drink that right exactly

Well, it was hard work back then because this was pre-machines and pre-enclosed machines. They were at work hard

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