Jimmy Capra talks about an early crisis of confidence he had.

Next thing I get a call from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office, and they said, hey,

we're de-conflict and looks like we're targeting the same guy.

We'll come and meet you.

So now I'm like, okay.

So I meet this sergeant, and then forget sergeant Ed Huffman.

I'd wind up being one of my close friends who lost them to cancer a few years ago.

And we're sitting out there, and I tell him, I see him, I said, well, sergeant, I said,

this is, and I am like, I feel like I'm back in a military.

This is what I got.

This is what I have.

This is this, that, the other thing.

And he's asking me a million questions, um, um, this is exactly-

Yeah, an open book.

You're an open book.

I'm just everything.

And then he had, and he was such a, he was such a phenomenal guy, a great mentor, uh,

you know, he looks at me and he asked me a few more questions.

And I remember looking at him and said, sorry, can I tell you something?

He just looks at me.

Yeah, Jimmy, what's up?

I go, and I said, this is exactly what I said.

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