I used to cell CDs in Highschool to get gram bags .....
I sold some video games in my early 20s to pay off a debt to a jawbreaker local tough guy who books us in college ... believe it or not his name was Vinny. He was like 6-6 280 , total asshole ... I didnt want to take the chance of not meeting my deadline , and I sold like 20 video games and a bunch of cds ... But nothing too valuable , I did hock my guitar once, but got it back within a week ...but that for something else.
I sold some video games in my early 20s to pay off a debt to a jawbreaker local tough guy who books us in college ... believe it or not his name was Vinny. He was like 6-6 280 , total asshole ... I didnt want to take the chance of not meeting my deadline , and I sold like 20 video games and a bunch of cds ... But nothing too valuable , I did hock my guitar once, but got it back within a week ...but that for something else.
Being a "cart boy" was the greatest job of my life. Still really good friends with a few of the guys I worked with, it's like a cult......back then there was a guy that worked in the pro shop and he bet and would book our bets. I think I collected from him maybe 4 or 5 times. The rest I was paying him, I'm just glad I wasn't making much money cause I was betting all of what I was making
My first loop was around 1966...carried 2 bags and made 9 bucks plus tip....I was around 15 years old at the time and thought I had it made....Linwood Country Club, New Jersey....98% Jewish members...one of my regulars was Red Klotz, owner of the Washington Generals who played the Globetrotters most of the time...
