"MEECH gave me the number to his crib..a mini mansion appropriately called CLUB KITCHEN"-H. CAVARIO
- Thread starter KENNY DA COOKER
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To be honest....
None of the documentaries are "accurate" because they simply sensationalize the facts and focus on the lifestyle and partying from the Law enforcement perspective
If you want accuracy as well as some shyt that will blow your mind in regards to their movement then you should read the court transcripts of the various BMF trials on scribd.com & pacer.gov
As well as the a few of the books out on the market such as
BMF : The Untold St. Louis Story
"it was around 4 am..and the "Fam" was still getting wound up , but the night came to an abrubt end because of the manager of CLUB 112 denying access to BMF to enter the club based on the chaos that took place on a previous night"..
"Meech told me to come to "the crib" later that day, he gave me his number and told me to call when i was ready to come through.
"Around four o clock that afternoon i hollered at MEECH and he gave me directions to the crib...the house was a mini-mansion off of Habershabm in the Buckhead Area behind the Landmark Diner on Roswell Road....it was early so there were only a few luxury cars there ..a silver 745 BMW, a navy blue custom van on chrome rims and a Cadillac XLR Convertible , that wasn't slated to be released on the market for a couple of months from then but Meech was able to get one at about $30,000 above the sticker price.
I didn't enter the front door of the "crib"....i entered through the two ca garage and came into the kitchen. This was the way that all entered the spot, which caused it to be christened "CLUB KITCHEN and believe me, the name was appropriate.
Thier was only a few of the homies in thier at the time along with these two brown-skinned Hispanic gentlemen standing in the kitchen beside Meech. The smell of exotic and expensive marijuana permeated the air and i immediatly located the source as soon as i stepped in the kitchen.
Meech was leaning against a black marble island/stove in the middle of the kitchen floor with a pound of exotic green busted open right next to him. Meech was rolling a blunt and we got into a conversation about the magazine's content.
Then Meech suprised me and stated ..he wanted to put his "movement" in the magazine (DON DIVA) ...
i asked "what do you mean?"
"I want us to be in your magazine as the first dudes in that are balling out but we not all in jail and we not dead..."..... i ain't kidding ...i want them to know that we ain't robbing nobody , we ain't busting no checks, , we ain't fukking with no credit cards and this ain't no counterfeit money that we out here spending in the clubs every night..this is real street money...we the MOB..and we STILL HERE!"
I paused for a moment to process what Meech just said considering he just asked to be placed in the "Hottest" magazine in America..and by "HOT" i mean law enforcement agencies from local to federal followed our magazine releases religiously...
I responded..."And how long do you expect to maintain this status?!?!"
and turned to his Latino guests and asked ..."entiende?!?"
....they responded in english...
"yeah...."
thier attitudes were just as cavalier as Meech's.....
Meech replied..."I ain't worried"...
taken from the text.....
"OLD GANGSTERS & YOUNG DUDES" by H. CAVARIO former lead editor of DON DIVA magazine
go cop this book!
i did.....
available on GOOGLE PLAY ....... very good read!!!...personal stories on PREACHER, JUNIOR BLACK MAFIA and BOY GEORGE as well..
Have you read Cavario's book, "Raised by wolves?" Whatchu think about it?
Raised by Wolves : Inside the Life & Mind of a Guerrilla Hustler by Cavario H
nah i haven't yet...
im on vacation now so perhaps this weekend
im intrested in it though because it seems Cavario led a very interesting life and the orgins of Don Diva really intrigues me..
Cavario reminds me of my old boss "editor" whom im sure he is familiar with ..he was a street cat as well whom got into them urban magazine game as well back in the early 2000s
One common trait about these cats regardless where they are from they all know of each other or are acquainted on a street hustle level cause they all dealing with the same women...same connects and party at the same spots
And all thier legal ventures have underground "illegal' orgins
He stated how him and his former girlfriend was able to start Don Diva with the assistance of uptown hustler Kevin Chiles and a couple of jamaicans whom dealt in large distribution of marijuana one of whom he identifies as "Paul"
im pretty sure this is the same "Teddy Paul" of the Shower Posse who spent a significant time making moves in the Bronx back in the day
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