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Nice to hear Lee Majors is still getting work.
That dude probably got paid pretty good to spend a night in jail.
"They shut us down, I’d gotten all my shots, but I didn’t know they were going to arrest me. Another guy stepped up and said, ‘I’m the director.’ I found out that it was his job to take the fall for me. He went to jail for the night and I’m forever grateful >

I wonder if he will be allowed to keep the money. Or if Japan has laws allowing them to confiscate any proceeds from criminal activity. >

It's a rather trivial thing to pay the guy in bank accounts not seen by Japanese jurisdiction, or delay payment until after he's back home >

or to pay him for something else that doesnt appear related.  Maybe he was technically employed as a "translator" >

Laws are just a minor tax inconvenience the rich.