Whoever got the dope, you controlled the streets.

That first one was like something small.

Between 1,000 or 2,000 pounds and 50 keys of coke.

That was setting for 100,000, no cut.

I ended up meeting Bigger Connects when I got into the music.

Anthony Gizi Gonzalez is an entrepreneur and former cocaine superstar from Virginia Beach, Virginia.

He comes from the same neighborhood as musician Farrell and rap star Pusha T, who is one

half of the clips crew, the greatest rap duo in hip hop history. Anthony and Pusha did regular

business together, supplying all of coastal Virginia with cocaine that they had smuggled in from

Panama. But in the early 2000s, after the rap took off, Anthony put the drugs down and became the full-time manager for the clips crew,

touring the world with them as they opened for the biggest acts at the time, like 50 Cent and Jay-Z.

But the streets kept calling.

And when a chance meeting put him in touch with a Mexican connection, Anthony gave in and started moving cocaine again, this time by the ton.

After getting arrested in a huge indictment, Anthony ended up beating a life sentence

and coming home after doing 10 years in the feds.

He now owns his own trucking franchise and earns a high six-figure salary every year.

And he's starting to teach other people how to do it.

Check it out.

If you're interested in owning your own business with little or no money down, trucking is one of the best ways to do it.

You can learn how to do it for free at Anthony's website. Go to nocdl trucking.com. That link will be

in the description of the episode. We discuss it more in detail over at the Patreon,

patreon.com slash The Connect show.

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