Well, no, I

wasn't even...

I just was a hustler, bro.

You feel me? I just was a hustler and I couldn't do dope.

I couldn't sell coke no more.

I said I could sell personality.

Right? Like being a hustler is not a drug dealer, right? That's not even, I'm a hustler.

What separates you from these guys? What is it? I don't want to, you know,

[laughs]

Um, it was 1998.

I had moved back home with my mother after all the disaster, and my brother, 'cause my brother was living in San Jose with his new wife.

Moved back with my baby and said, "I'm gonna go back to school.

I'm gonna get into interior design," 'cause I love all things creative.

So I got a call Christmas [laughs] of '98.

Dre, Mike, Lynn on the phone.

Right, right.

Like a lot of

women make, I think a lot of women make that mistake too, right? And not saying that that's your issue, but I think that a lot of women, they come into situations and it's kind of like free.

Yeah.

It's just like really sexually fluid.

We just try to get you in and out.

Even emotionally.

And then what'll happen is you'll get four or five months down the line and then you'll start to have different requirements for what it takes to get you there.

Mm-hmm.

That if you telling me this, then you can't do the wrong.

I had a friend, very dope young lady.

She said, I want my pastor to have sold heroin, right? And when she said it right at first, I'm like, what? And then she said, well, you can't have a testimony unless you've been tested.

So in a sense, right.

If somebody was to watch me, some of most of my advice, 96% of my advice is from experience.

That's why I'm a life expert and not a master.

Right.

Right.