This is a Glassbox Media Podcast.

Welcome to Crawl Space. I'm Tim here today with Lance. Lance, how are you today?

I'm doing fantastic today, Tim. I always say that I can't complain.

I hope everyone out there is feeling just as good as I am today.

You are looking like you're feeling pretty well. How are you?

I'm glowing, Lance. Thank you. You're glowing.

No, I'm feeling great. This episode that we have today, Lance, is with a real interesting guy.

He's former NYPD, and he's worked on a lot of cases. He's got a lot of crazy stories, and it's a fun interview.

His name is Vic Ferrari. He's an author. You can find his Amazon page. It's linked in the show notes. He's written a bunch of books.

Yeah, he's written a bunch of books about the NYPD, and we wanted to get him on the show because every so often we would like to change the pace a little bit.

And instead of talking about law enforcement in the sense of a missing person case and why aren't they doing this or why did they do this?

And always having that I guess cloud over over law enforcement when you're talking about a person who hasn't been discovered in like 20 plus years.

It's not all negative. These are human beings, and Vic is somebody who does a really good job at bringing out human moments within his department.

He's written books with titles like Law and Disorder, the NYPD's Flying Circus, very funny, biting humor, great storytelling, but a bit of a warning if you're offended by foul language.

This interview literally would have been two and a half minutes had we cut out every swear that Vic throws around.

He does not give an F about being proper with his language, and honestly that's part of his charm.

When we first got on the Zoom, we just started launching into cusses about the weather.

Before we even started rolling, so that was kind of fun.

But yeah, it's definitely fun to talk with Vic.

We'll mark this episode explicit, but like you said, we can't really cut all the curse words or potential offensive words because some of the stories maybe wouldn't make sense.

So we're just going to roll with all of it and mark it explicit and let this warning here sit in the intro.

Absolutely, again, it's part of the storytelling. He is such a rich way of telling a story to cut it would just be so distracting. Roll with it.

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