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3:04
Initial Thoughts on Paying for Drugs
3:36
The Grateful Dead Tour and Shakedown Street
4:07
Personal Drug Preferences and the Psychedelic Scene
4:37
Selling Weed on Tour and Establishing Connections
6:11
Difficulty in Producing LSD and the Role of Chemists
6:43
The Dead's Touring Schedule and LSD Production
7:15
Blotter Paper Production and Dipping Process
8:16
Vial Filling and Food Coloring Use in LSD Production
9:17
Inspiration from Jimi Hendrix's Acid Use
9:49
Taking a Large Amount of Acid
10:00
Military Family and Childhood
10:19
Smoking Weed and Waiting for the Show to Start
11:20
Tripping Balls and Staying in the Upper Level
12:21
Getting Trapped in the Stadium
12:54
Crawling Down Steps and Escaping
13:25
Frustrated Attempts to Leave the Stadium
13:55
Selling Drugs and Making Money
14:48
Seth's Background and Arrest
14:56
Feeling Like a Good Drug Dealer
15:26
Criminal vs Outlaw Mindset
15:57
High School and College Experiences
16:28
Drug Use in High School and Early College Years
18:32
Retail and Wholesale Weed Sales
19:05
First Experience at Radford University
20:08
Weed Sales and Vendor Setup
21:41
Finding Trustworthy Friends and Partners
22:11
Establishing a Loop of Colleges to Visit
22:44
Describing the Party Culture at West Virginia University
23:45
The Backyard Bash and its Significance
24:15
Adapting to University Restrictions and Continuing the Business
24:46
Starting a Drug Business
25:18
College and the Dead Scene
25:48
Lifestyle of a Drug Dealer
26:19
Financial Success and Arrest
27:52
Initial Weed Sources and Fort Myers Connections
28:23
Smuggling Methods and Dallas Flights
28:53
Air Travel and Suitcase Smuggling
29:25
Mexican Connections and University of Texas Arlington
30:28
Smuggling Frequency and Business Strategy
30:59
DEA's Largest Bust in the Area
31:29
Marijuana Smuggling and Personal Experience
31:29
Feds, Tim Mcbride, and the Saltwater Cowboy
32:01
Feeling Like a Big-Time Criminal
32:32
Rolling High and Feeling Invincible
34:05
The Speaker's Multiple Girlfriends and Financial Priorities
35:06
The Catalyst for Change in the Speaker's Life
36:38
The Speaker's Spending Habits and Priorities
37:08
Sneaker Collection and Storage
37:38
Spending Habits and Impulse Purchases
38:09
Financial Goals and Business Idea
39:40
Flooded the Market with Acid
40:11
The Party and the Incident
41:13
The Aftermath of the Incident
41:45
Investigation and Retaliation
43:17
My Notoriety and Infamy
44:18
Setting Up Friends for Trouble
45:20
Getting Drawn into a Sting
46:22
Initial Arrest and Discovery of LSD
47:55
Federal Investigation and Concerns
49:26
Feeling Isolated and Overwhelmed by Debt
49:56
Investigation and Informants
50:27
Regretting Past Actions and Apologizing to Co-Defendants
51:31
Adapting to Life After Prison and Changing One's Mindset
52:02
Paying the Federal Lawyer and Initial Concerns
52:33
Uncertainty about Mandatory Minimums and Sentencing Guidelines
53:05
Federal Lawyer's Assessment of Potential Sentence
54:06
Concerns about Cooperation and Potential Sentence
55:07
Planning the Fake Suicide
56:08
The Plan to Disappear
57:39
Signing Paperwork and Fleeing
58:12
Faking Suicide and Leaving California
59:14
Staying on Military Base and Getting News
1:04:26
Running from Dallas to St. Louis and Reflecting on Past Decisions
1:04:57
Researching America's Most Wanted and Unsolved Mysteries
1:05:30
Feeling Low Profile as a Fugitive and Unaware of Priority Status
1:06:02
Realization of Being a Federal U.S. Marshal's Top 15 Most Wanted Fugitive
1:06:33
Selling Weed and Eventually Leaving Los Angeles
1:07:04
Leaving a Relationship Due to Fugitive Status and Lack of Future
1:07:34
Learning to Sell Weed and Building a Marijuana Empire
1:08:06
Getting Arrested for Weed Possession
1:08:38
Consequences of the Arrest and Incarceration
1:10:11
Reflections on the Experience and Advice for Others
1:10:43
Coleman Prison and Whitey Bulger's Handwriting
1:11:13
Writing in Prison and True Crime Stories
1:11:45
Prison Education and Career Planning
1:13:49
Finding Creative Outlets in Prison
1:14:21
Writing and Storytelling
1:14:51
Manifesting Goals and Overcoming Negativity
1:16:53
Spider-Man's Superpower and Gangster Suit
1:17:24
Movie Remakes and Ideas
1:18:26
Influence of Prison Experience on Writing
1:20:00
The Author's Early Life and Creative Pursuits
1:20:31
Writing Prison Basketball Stories
1:21:01
Success and Writing for Various Publications
1:23:07
Writing Prison Sports Newsletters and Starting Don Diva
1:23:39
Working with Editor Jesse Pearson and Vice's Early Days
1:24:11
First Big Break with Vice and Writing for Other Publications
1:25:41
Writing for a Specific Audience and Overcoming Stereotypes
1:26:12
Playing Sports with Inmates and Building Relationships
1:27:15
Sitting at a Table with Other Writers and Learning from Them
1:27:45
Feeling Out of Place in Elite Social Circles and Struggling with Eloquence
1:28:16
Perception of Masculinity in Prison
1:29:18
Contrasting Stories and Writing Evolution
1:31:23
Considering a Career in Film and Visual Storytelling
1:31:54
Reading and Educating Oneself for Journalism
1:32:24
Meeting Sean Wreck and Transition Studios
1:33:56
Initial Meeting and Proposal
1:34:27
Mentorship and Guidance
1:34:58
Working with Shawn Wreck's Team
1:35:30
Rick's Involvement and Film Goals
1:36:31
Gratitude and Acknowledgment of Help
1:37:03
Reflection on the Film's Impact and Timing
1:38:03
Netflix Deal and Unexpected Success
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