Rami, welcome to Lockton, man.

Thank you.

Thanks so much for reaching out and coming on the show.

Yeah, and I appreciate you messaging me back.

I really like your show, by the way.

Thank you.

I watched a few of them about like the guard that was like, you know, corrupt.

And a few of them were very interesting, like the cat lady and, you know. Yeah, that's Stephen Dominguez episode, The Corrupt Rikers Roundguard. That just like brought me to another level with having like New York people reaching out to me. Absolutely. Because people still come. That's still one of my top interviews and they stumble across that. And it was just so well put together and that was like a

random Friday night like he hit me up he had never done another podcast he comes I didn't know what to

expect and we're just talking and we sat here was like two hours and he ran the whole episode and he just

had it down pat absolutely and it was just one of those ones it It was one of my favorite ones, to be honest.

Everything, like, just that way it's edited, you know, the mood, the lighting. Everything was just perfect about that. Yeah, and I'm not even, like, so happy with the quality only because, like, it looked good, but that was the first time I ever edited my own podcast. Like, I went off on my own from an editor. so like you could tell sometimes the lips aren't synced up

like nitpicky things and it echoes a little bit

yeah Like I went off on my own from an editor. So like you could tell sometimes the lips aren't synced up. Like nitpicky things and it echoes a little bit. Yeah, it still looked like from the average person, it looks great. Right, right. But it's nowhere near like the level it's at now, now that I've learned everything. But it was still nonetheless a great episode and really opened a lot of doors. and I guess people are just, you know, they stumble upon Rikers and stuff because people are fascinated with it. Yeah. Who doesn't love a good corrupt card story? Yeah. And it's crazy too because Riker's supposed to go abandon. Yeah, they're getting ready to close it. Yeah, they're getting ready to close it. Yeah. We'll see what happens with that. So you're a little bit of a different guest, and we've known what the first of its kind that we've ever had on the show, but nonetheless, still fascinating, different perspective of the criminal justice system.

You know, tell the people what you do, you know, plug in your channels and stuff, what you got going on.

I'm Pimp My Camel on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram. Um. plug in your channels and stuff what you got going on i'm pin my camel on tic talk uh youtube uh

instagram um i just explored the unknown um no places that people don't wouldn't usually go into

i've always been fascinated um by like abandoned places like you know like dilapidated places um places that are that have a lot of

like rich history um ever since i was young i was going into like places i wasn't supposed to um i remember

like being a kid like walking in uh china town of my parents and, and just seeing something interesting, like, in the distance.

Like, I just totally left my mom and dad and just drifted off just to, like, you know, go check it out.

And that's where it all began, really, because, you know, my parents were telling that story, like, forever.

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