Scott and Postal, Postal, but I don't know if it's going to be a lot of theatre.

I'll surely have street, let it end, let it end, let it end, let it end.

We're going to call it brown, call it brown.

It's alright, I'm brown, it's alright, I'm brown.

Okay, it's alright, it's okay.

Alright, so, you know, you give the view,

you give the view as an idea of kind of the mayhem

that you got involved in.

But let's take them on a journey now for your life story.

So, you know, as a kid, was there happy times for you?

Was you as a young lad?

My dad was in the army, I was going to Germany service.

So, I stayed early, I was about three or something, three or four.

Come back, and I, my mom and dad were together.

I don't know what age, they were about nine or ten,

I don't know, around about eight.

And one day, my mom sent me that to get something for her.

And she said, take Scott with you.

And I was like, my dad said to me,

maybe they'll be back in five minutes or five, ten minutes.

So, I wait, five minutes go by, ten minutes go by.

And her goes by tours, and I was like,

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