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Welcome to our number three of T-B-T-L. The show that's probably too beautiful to live.

I'm Luke Burbank. I joined as always by Jen Andrews, known in many quarters as Flash. Don't

call me Road Dog. It's a long time producer of the show and of course Japan's number and mixer.

Well, it wouldn't be T-B-T-L without Mr. Sean Datory. All this week we've been bringing you

these interviews we've recorded with one of our listeners, a friend of ours, his name's Mike

Frizell. You, if you listen to T-B-T-L regularly or go to the website know him as Drew McFriz.

In fact there was even rumors at one time that he and I were the same person because

Mike Slashdrew would sometimes come onto the blog and defend me and defend T-B-T-L. So

eloquently that everyone assumed it was me but in fact it wasn't. And in fact Mike is not

only his own person but someone who has lived quite an interesting kind of up and down life

at times and this week he's been telling us some of his story, a story that involved an

addiction to prescription medications and then robbing banks and eventually landed him in

federal prison. We're going to hear about that on tomorrow night's show. Tonight though we get

to the point in the story Mike where you needed to leave the Seattle area where you had been living,

you had robbed a lot of banks already at this point and you were married and you had a step

daughter who you were very close to I know but was it because your ex-wife was starting to get

too suspicious? Was it because you thought that the police might bust you or was just because you

didn't want anyone hassling you and you wanted to just take your drugs in peace? Why did you leave?

I was slightly paranoid that the police or the authorities, the FBI, we're starting to get

some sort of idea because I was getting a little bit lazy and I was doing some of these banks

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