After they drank, went out drinking for the night.

They come back and they take Tylenol and they go to bed.

A lot of those folks were having liver and renal slash,

it's a fancy word for kidneys, kidney problems and I wanted to do a story on that

and started putting it together and I had all the data, I still have it. I still have all the data.

Microfiche reports of reports.

All I wanted to say was, there appears to be a problem here.

There's no warning on Tylenol.

Tylenol is manufactured by McNeil in New Jersey. I was working for the biggest

paper in New Jersey at the time with the biggest investigative unit. Right.

McNeil's owned by Johnson and Johnson. Here I am at 26, 27, I'm going face to face with Johnson and Johnson.

A kid. 627 of going face to face with Johnson and Johnson.

A kid.

I think I was a bright kid, but you're still a kid, right?

You understand where you were at 25, 26, 27.

Even if you were an outlier, I was an outlier.

Some people would call me an outright liar.

Back then, some of my foes, but I was an outlier and even a 27 year you're

overmatched when you go against big pharma and unless you have pockets to compete in my newspaper folded like a cheap suit because they said dude

You can't go against Johnson Johnson.

Johnson are one of the biggest employers in the state. They're a massive advertiser. Of course they didn't tell me that, but you find out later.

The publisher is friends with the crew in New Brunswick, where Johnson and Johnson is headquartered at the time, New Brunswick, New Jersey, where I went to school at Rutgers and we can't do the story.

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