I think he’s become a bit of a comedy figure now , and may have even done us all a favour by challenging some stereotypes (at least he hasn’t been pulled up for drug dealing)
The rest of society probably expected an “evil drugs baron”, like some London villain being “in charge” of the free parties, or a arrogant young chav type person
instead this chap who is just like someones dad or granddad is supposed to be the “rave mastermind”, I bet some of the magistrates were about his age group :laugh_at:
to an extent he comes across more like a typical eccentric old man you would find in Britain rather than a real villain, although its a shame that venue is likely to be lost now…
