Westfield Horton Plaza

Uh, I was very good at what I did.

In, in California alone, in San Diego alone, I worked, I started out at, uh, Horton Plaza, uh, in, in downtown San Diego when it was a really a hit hole.

It was bad down there.

[laughs]

And, um, we were pulling in probably 65 bodies a, a month.

Um, I have, I had probably over 1,000 arrests in about- A year and a half or two at Horton Plaza, including, uh, situations where I got stabbed.

I, uh, was thrown off the top of the building by somebody that I was, uh, chasing, had a partner.

And uh, two stories down, which I had to have ankle surgery to repair my leg.

And we take the car that my dad brought.

From there, we'd meet in Hortons Plaza.

And he was there with his associates.

He was there with his track suit and smoking a cigar and his Rolexes.

Just really quick.

We also did not mention Horton Plaza once.

Yeah.

Which is crazy.

Did you guys ever, did you guys go to Horton Plaza? Yeah,

made it there like once or twice before.

So I had an interesting

relationship with Horton Plaza.

This is kind of silly.

When he sat down, Andy was across from an open-air mall called Horton Plaza.

It's a big place.

Five levels high, six and a half blocks long, and full of bright colors and bold architecture.