 I want to speak to just the strength that you possess because you had all of that but then you lost it. So how do you keep yourself in that mentality when you lose all of that and have to start from bottom again? Like, how do you get to the point where you don't quit and say fuck it and go back to what you know? And this, you know, I mean, all of the things that go into having to push past, you know, what people look at is failure. How did you do that? Man, you want to know it's so crazy. Everything I lost, I wanted to lose. I ain't want that shit. I ain't want it that way because I do know one thing like with this street shit, it ain't never know winners and nigga ain't going to never win and it ain't no end game with that shit. You know what I'm saying? That shit go either two ways and we all know which way that go. And I ain't want that shit. True story. I was driving home from my car wise one day and it was just a wild day, bro. Like a lot of weird ass energy, just a bunch of stupid shit just kept happening. You know what I mean? I pulled up on the side of, pulled over on the side of the road like, bro, it's true story. And I just talking to God like, you know, I know I prayed for this and I know I asked for this. And when I'm, when I say this, I meant money. You know what I mean? I'm like, I know I prayed for it. I asked for it and I wanted it, but this is not the way I want it. I want it this way. I'm not happy. It don't feel right. I got indicted a few weeks later and lost everything I had and I was, I was extremely happy and I was happy because I knew I had a chance to start from zero and I knew God answered my prayer because I wouldn't have, I lost shit way too fast. It was like a domino effect. I lost hundreds of thousands of dollars. I lost businesses, car, full, full owned running businesses that was doing well at the time, cars or type of shit. I knew God answered my prayer and it made me happy because I knew that was just the first part of my prayer because I asked for it to have it the right way. And when I lost all that shit, that was the happiest day of my life in real life. You know what I'm saying? So I knew I was trying to get it the right way and do that shit the right way. Do it the way I want to do it. Do it in a way that's going to make me happy. Do it in a way that's going to make me appreciate it because I didn't appreciate that money. I didn't care for it. It was too much shit that came with it. You know what I mean? And it wasn't even about the pressure. It was just me being a nigga that I know how to think, that I know like, man, I sink this shit a million times. I know where I'm headed. I know where I'm about. I know where I'm headed. What was your first step to doing it right? Clean slate. Clean slate. So you say you starting over from scratch. What was your first step? First step. First I went to the feds. I had to go to jail. I'm saying when you're going through the process. I left it. Once I lost that shit, it was over. That was my first step was reneging from going back. That's the first step is knowing when to quit. That's a step in itself. To be honest with you, that's the strongest part. That's where the strength come in. Knowing when to quit, that shit is hard. That was my first step. I knew when it was done. It was over with. You heard when I lost all that shit, it was over. Let me fight this case. Do what I got to do. I got a daughter. I got a son on the way. Fuck this shit. I'm going to go sit down and do my time. My wife and my kids were living in the middle of the hood with her grandparents. I ain't never told nobody a story. Only people know this is my immediate family. My circle. I'm Isor Vezo at the time. I'm the same nigga just had restaurants, car washes, five, six cars on rims, cribs, all this shit. I'm me at this point popping like a well-known nigga and I was fucked up, bro. Got a name, got songs, all this shit. You know, wife and kids in the middle of the hood, bro. You know what I mean? Like, nigga had to sit down, got back out, bro, and I still reneged. Got a deal. That shit ain't do nothing for me as far as financially. It did a lot for me because I gained a lot of knowledge and I had got a record deal by some good people. You know what I mean? But shit, nigga just stuck to that shit. Bro, when I tell you I believe in myself, I really believe in myself. I didn't even have. I don't know the plan. I just knew where I was going to be and I knew where I wanted to go and that shit came to fruition. You know what I'm saying? I got everything I ever lost, times 10, and I'm going to hold on to this shit because now I know how to have it. You know what I mean? I know how to have something. I know how to be a nigga with money, bro. I know how to handle this shit. I know how to stay humble. I know how to respect other people. I know how not to crash out, how not to think too much of myself and jump on that high horse. You know what I'm saying? Money make me tweak out. I know how to have all this shit. You know what I mean? So, go back to this question. My first step was to renege and not go back.