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Do you think you've changed?

Yeah, I mean, certain elements of me, but no, I mean, am I still crazy? Yeah. I mean, I don't think anybody that really knows me thinks I'm a bit nuts but do you still look for angles like subconscious I can't stop

looking at angles of everything dude. Always? Well it depends. That's just hard baked into. I'm always looking at

angles. Yeah, it doesn't matter usually what it is.

Do you ever, do you ever want to shut that off or no?

That's just who you are.

Well, I mean, angles is what, yeah, I mean, angles is what has,

gives me an advantage.

Really, it's just like, the only advantage I've ever had has just been like in a

fucking really obsession and yes it's a horrible way to live. I mean there's some

elements of it that's good it's super interesting to other people I guess but it

gets really exhausting at times but you know I'm a liability I'm crazy crazy. I mean, that's proven. You go on to Google, it will tell you.

My name is Nate Scott. I'm a reporter and editor at For the Win in USA Today Sports.

This is the sneak. You might be wondering how Anthony has gotten on since he was released from prison. First off I will say Anthony and his and his wife, they're still together.

He says there was a time they were separated while he was in prison,

but they have reconciled.

He lives with his family in the affluent town of Redmond, Washington, and the reason they can

afford to live there is just as strange as everything else in this saga.

Unfortunately out in Monroe, Anthony told us the bulk of this story over lunch when we weren't recording.

But I called him after our trip and had him recount what happened.

See, it started with him drawing, back in prison.

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