them about the garbage that they are airing and you know hilarious really, you know letters to sonny bargerou know letters to phil graham the washington post. i mean, it's just incredible how many people he wrote to and and came to know but the letters themselves are incredible so that that's one thing. i mean, i'd read the ladders but after you sit with them for a while you realize yeah this spot. i think he knew that too. he said it a couple times these letters might be my desktop. so that was one thing the other thing is and i had to sit with this a while too is he didn't know what he had. you know, some of the stuff was almost. accidental some of the success that he had. you know, these were fleeting opportunities and very serendipitous just pursuing this and then even after being successfully didn't always realize that that was his future. you know that the gonzo franchise was going to be it. here's an example. i don't think i mentioned this i should. his editor wanted him his editor and his age. wanted him to include the las vegas material in a second book that he was supposed to give

letters to sonny barger. letters to phil grant at the washington post.it's just incredible how many people he wrote to and came to know but the letters themselves areincredible . that's one thing. i'd read the letters but you sit with them for a while, you realize i think he knew that to. these letters might be his headstone. the other thing is and i had to sit with us a while to is he didn't know what he had. some of the stuff was almost accidental, some of the success he had.these were leading opportunities and very serendipitous, just pursuing this and then even after being successful he didn't always realize that that was his future. that dons a franchise was going to live. there'san example i don't think i mentioned which i should have . his editor wanted him, his editor wanted him to include the las vegas material in a second book that he was supposed to give and he said number don't let that stop the printed serious stuff. it will ruin me. it'll make a fool out of me. that's why they call it nonfiction. he had a contract to write a book of nonfict

them about the garbage that they are airing and you know hilarious really, you know letters to sonny barger, you know letters to phil graham the washington post. i mean, it's just incredible how many people he >> it was incredible having people who wrote to the letters are incredible, and that's one thing. i mean, i've read the letters, but after you've sit with them for a while, i think he knew that, too, he said it. these letters might be, but that was one thing. the other thing he didn't know what he had, you know? some of the stuff was almost accidental. some of of the success that she's had. you know, these were fleeting opportunities and very serendipitous, just pursuing this and then even after being successful, he didn't always realize that, that was his future, you know, that the gonzo franchise was going to be it. here is an example, i don't think i mentioned that i should have. his editor wanted him -- his editor and his agent wanted him to include the las vegas material in the second book that he was supposed to give to random and he said, no, i don't want that stuff printed wit