Can you still buy them anywhere? Is David Guardala still in the saxophone and mouthpiece business today?
Well, I would presume he's traveling in different circles now, if he's traveling in any circles at all. For those without independent means of support, the life of a released felon in the United States is usually extremely grim, with access to employment, housing, and even basic citizenship rights often curtailed. I don't know how many victims he had, but if I were in his shoes I wouldn't be eager to encounter any of them.So he's out. Surprised no one's seen him.
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Yes quite, I know one of them quite well. Some people seem to think this was just about customers ordering and not receiving mouthpieces (as we see in another thread in which one person has not yet receive a mouthpiece from a reputable company, and immediately that company is compared to Dave Guardala. DG committed fraud on a very grand scale, including practices such as selling a single trademark to multiple buyers.What some folks don't realize, is that many of his victims were friends and associates.
There are also philosophies that shock people by saying it is criminal to hoard and then not share apples with those who have none. I apologise for the digression, especially into an area that may get close to a political discussion.One Dutch Bishop, the late Bishop Muskens, shocked many by saying that if you steal an apple because you are hungry you might be justified.
Except Robin was the first hoodie:There is an important difference between being a Robin Hood and a ROBBING hoodie.