
Having forty thousand dollars confiscated by Homeland Security at the airport really threw off my life plans. I suddenly needed a job again. I hit up my old friend, Zach “The Nature Boy” Richardson, and he hooked me up with a bartending gig at Bar Louie. After only two training shifts, I broke my hand playing flag football and couldn’t work for two months. Naturally, I went back to selling weed. My 60-month federal sentence tells me that wasn’t my best option, but it seemed like it at the time. I kept the job at Bar Louie, but I no longer had any interest in those long closing shifts where people actually made decent money. Cleaning bathrooms, wiping down bottles, and mopping floors just didn’t appeal to me anymore. Somehow, on this random Saturday night, I got stuck closing. I was less than thrilled, mainly because it meant I couldn’t go out and party. All the bars closed at 2 a.m. in Greenville on a Saturday night. Or so I thought.