It. prescription drugs, they sell good. yeah. i started going to the doctor getting pledgings when i was 12 years old. they re a speed. in the 90s, i was selling dilaudid. it was a big one then. my brother glenn come by, and he said, do you want to make some money, some real money? just ride up there with me to florida. south florida pain was the original pain clinic. the word on the street was they wrote the most pills, and they were crooked, and they were felons that owned the clinic. so you wanted to go there. we were buying them for $3 a pill, basically, from the george brothers clinics. and we would bring them back to kentucky, and we d sell them for $20 a pill. we would sponsor people going down there, like we would pay for their doctor s visits and their expenses. and in return, we would get their prescription, and i would sell the hell out of them. you re making $18,000, $19,000 off just one person.
He s like, yeah, you can t say that, man. he gave me directions to executive, dianna s clinic. took out his wallet, gave me my money back, and he said, look, go to this clinic. he made a phone call to dianna. said, hey, i m sending this guy up to you. i m like, man, i m real sorry. are they going to give me a hard time up there? he goes, no, they re not going to give you a hard time. it s all the same. it s all the same thing. i hate to lose business here. we went back to the office, and there s a long hallway. i can see jen walking towards me, and i m just thinking, oh, [ bleep ]. like, she is going to chew me out. and she came up and gave me the biggest bear hug, just about lift me off the ground. and she says, you did it.
The drug wholesalers. i found most of my wholesalers online. they would send me a form to fill out. the pills would be mailed through ups or fedex. they would arrive in brown boxes just like any shipment. the patients had no idea. i imagine if they know, the delivery guy would never make it to the front door. just one delivery could be worth over a million dollars on the street to a drug dealer. we bought medication from over 10 wholesalers, and every one had their own process. some were very simple, where all i had to do was fax them or email. others might send an inspector to the office, and they would send him. if the wholesaler wanted me to check on a clinic, i would do it. they would pay me a couple hundred dollars for each stop i made. i told them don t sell it. it said it on the report i gave them. if they choose to sell it to them, i did my job. when i speak to those guys, the biggest pain clinics, they say they never once had a problem getting pills. that s true becaus