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<blockquote data-quote="scratch" data-source="post: 5155101" data-attributes="member: 1674">TI used to have a Maybach parked at his front door and his bodyguard used to drive him around in a Mercedes party van. At one time he had a restored ragtop &#039;68 Firebird and a &#039;69 Chevelle by his garage. he never came to the door since I delivered there late morning, I doubt anybody was awake that time of the day. His driveway was gated and fenced next to the road, but no fence on the side so I would just walk around it. Twice I delivered his personal clothes from the Federal Pen in Arkansas when he was thrown in jail for something. I delivered to a lot of Chick-fil-A corporate people, including one of the founder&#039;s sons, they had a lot of money. I found Truitt Cathy&#039;s one-year-old grandson out in the street one day and I carried him down the nearest driveway. His teenage big brother came to the door and wasn&#039;t doing a good job of babysitting. The next day I delivered to that house and daddy Dan Cathy was home. He told me &quot;Thank You for saving little Mathew&#039;s life, as he reached in his back pocket and pulled out his wallet. He gave me a coupon for a free Chick-fil-A sandwich. The richest guy I delivered to I can&#039;t even remember his name. He was a billionaire that had a lot of commercial real estate and he would come to the door wearing an old dirty wifebeater t-shirt. For my last 24 years I worked around a large private lake in Jonesboro called Lake Spivey. It had a lot of doctors, lawyers, Delta pilots, and people like that that lived around it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scratch, post: 5155101, member: 1674"] TI used to have a Maybach parked at his front door and his bodyguard used to drive him around in a Mercedes party van. At one time he had a restored ragtop '68 Firebird and a '69 Chevelle by his garage. he never came to the door since I delivered there late morning, I doubt anybody was awake that time of the day. His driveway was gated and fenced next to the road, but no fence on the side so I would just walk around it. Twice I delivered his personal clothes from the Federal Pen in Arkansas when he was thrown in jail for something. I delivered to a lot of Chick-fil-A corporate people, including one of the founder's sons, they had a lot of money. I found Truitt Cathy's one-year-old grandson out in the street one day and I carried him down the nearest driveway. His teenage big brother came to the door and wasn't doing a good job of babysitting. The next day I delivered to that house and daddy Dan Cathy was home. He told me "Thank You for saving little Mathew's life, as he reached in his back pocket and pulled out his wallet. He gave me a coupon for a free Chick-fil-A sandwich. The richest guy I delivered to I can't even remember his name. He was a billionaire that had a lot of commercial real estate and he would come to the door wearing an old dirty wifebeater t-shirt. For my last 24 years I worked around a large private lake in Jonesboro called Lake Spivey. It had a lot of doctors, lawyers, Delta pilots, and people like that that lived around it. [/QUOTE]

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