Well, you know, when you hear, you know, I hope sometimes they get done with their lawsuit.

You know, if somebody, you know, like more than, you know, write a book about some of

his exploits, you know, with the DEA and stuff like that, because, you know, you were

talking about, you know, Dick Callahan and the guys who you came up with and then tell

and all that.

So, you know, the difference in the caliber of person, in fact, then versus the caliber

of person in those services today and, you know, and those are stories.

I mean, like, their stories like that I remember reading about, you know, like the Texas

Rangers when I was a kid growing up, you know, kid today, they need to know that guys like

that existed, you know, they were, they were straight arrows, they were, they were good

people as far as, like, they did the right thing, you know, but at the same time, they were,

they were hardasses, you know, they were, they were tough as nails, you know, they weren't,

they weren't pushovers, you know, they didn't, yeah, I mean, Callahan, it's some way to

do a business back then, Callahan, he, he gave me a lot of his stuff before he passed

the way pictures and mug shots and stuff and, because you said, you'll know what to do

with these if the time comes and if the time doesn't come, sit on them, whatever.

But, you know, my wife is just going to throw these in the garbage, probably.

But any of the like notes in there from like mobsters, he was undercover and did a lot

of work, but when he wasn't undercover, when he's working for marshals and he was literally

arresting mobsters like, you know, name brand mobsters, people that are famous, they wrote

him letters after from prison and stuff saying, thank you for being so professional and blah,

blah, blah, blah, blah.

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