Hello and welcome to After the show, the case of Ryan Jenkins and Jasmine Fiore.

All right, tell us your story.

Okay, so when we lived up north, so it was probably 15 years ago,

is something like that. I don't know, right? I know it's been forever. Anyway, I was in the job

capacity that I was, and I was at a one of these kind of customizing auto shops, you know, where they kind of customize your cars and do stuff like that, you know, put big wheels on your trucks and do all that kind of stuff.

Anyway.

So the owner, and this was kind of a new show, you're distracting me by looking away because I feel like you're not listening to me.

I am listening. I'm trying to find their picture for you so I can show you their picture. Okay.

So this is one of those shops that kind of just popped up in a commercial area out of nowhere.

And the guy was, he was was cool but they were new and he had this um

truck that he was thrown all this stuff at like big fancy wheels on it and all that at the time

was all the rage put big giant wheels on trucks and all that stuff.

And he was very willing to tell me everything he was doing and how great he is and all the people

and all the places he's been in L.A. And he's like, yeah, I know a guy and we got invited to the

Playboy Mansion and we're going there this weekend. So we're doing everything we can to look as successful as we are, even though we just opened.

Oh, wow.

Okay.

And, yeah, and he had all the, like, clothes.

Like, he kind of looked like, um, he was Hispanic, well, you know, and, but kind of, like like almost like a rapper a little bit that kind of

you know that image so the clothes that all the heavy jewelry and then he had all this custom stuff

on his truck and he's like yeah I'm going there I'm go party at the Playboy mansion all this

stuff that business closed two months later.

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