POOH SHEISTY JURY SELECTION: TALES FROM THE JAILS LIVE!!!

In this episode of **Tales From The Jails Live**, we talk about **Pooh Sheisty’s jury selection**, the pressure that comes with facing the courtroom, and what it really feels like when your future is in the hands of the system.

We break down the jailhouse perspective, the emotions behind trial time, and how quickly things can change once jury selection begins. Tap in for real conversation, raw opinions, and the truth from people who understand the inside.

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Transcript

SPEAKER_09 4:21

We live? What's up, everybody? It's Tells from the Jails. We're here live in Parvers. You will say TNS Media Group is a team and a family. I'm Tolfi Page. I got my counterpart, Mr. Braheem Jackson. Here today. We just, you know, trying to, you know, duck the rain. You know, Philly was uh full of rain over the last couple days, I believe. You know, um lot a lot going on. People with a lot of fireworks everywhere, you know. You know, you don't know if it's a gunshot or a fireworks. These fireworks nowadays be crazy. You know what I'm saying? When you in jail, they give you fireworks in jail.

SPEAKER_10 4:58

No, you don't get no jails. You don't get no fireworks. You better be lucky you probably had a jail that you can see some fireworks in the distance.

SPEAKER_09 5:04

But other than that, y'all can see fireworks in the distance in jail.

SPEAKER_10 5:07

Yeah, when I was in uh Atalanto, California, Victorville, California, which got a USP and two FCIs. I was in the edit the FCI. You got FCI 1, FCI two, and USP Victorville. All of it is in Victorville, Adalanto, California. And when they had the fireworks out there, lo and behold, it was the sight to see. Especially if you had a window that could overlook the wreckyard. The jail was directly smack dab in the middle of a desert. In the middle of a desert, no outside life. The only life that you have, other than the jail and the people roaming through the jail, which is correctional officers, uh convicts, and you know, medical staff and all that. You have lizards that come on the compound at an alarming rate from off the desert. Lot lizards, or just lizards? No, well, they could be lot lizards, lot lizards, regular lizards, the grass lizards, it's lizards. And um, besides the lizards, the only other living mechanism that you have out there besides that is birds and goddamn cactuses. Other than that, it ain't no fun. But you know, the town is like a couple miles further, further down, like at nighttime. You know, like you know, during the summertime, you know how it stays up a little the daytime be a little later. But when it gets night, if we not out in the wreckyard, you can look out your window and you'll see all the lights in the distance, like all the light, like the homes and shit, people's houses and all that lit up, but it's way like miles and miles down the desert. But when they do their fireworks and all that, you'll get to see it, like, damn, okay. You know, especially at nighttime, you see it, you see everything bursting and all that. You like, damn, or you sitting in the cell or whatever, you might be in the day room just looking like damn. I remember I used to like fireworks or whatever, whatever the case may be.

SPEAKER_09 6:47

But well, even with the fireworks, you know, like it's like y'all can barely see them because the windows is is is butt so so so so so large. Like it's like a small window to kind of look out of, you know. It's so you know, not trying, you know, glorify jail, like you gotta go to go to jail to see fireworks and all that stuff, man. It's just a terrible situation. Because you, you know, even though we don't celebrate, I don't celebrate, you know, everybody likes fireworks. Yeah, everybody likes fireworks. Like we can go get fireworks, they ain't gotta be on that holiday all year round day of the week. You know what I'm saying? You want to get some fireworks, you want to get some stuff going, you can, you know what I mean? We chose to chase each other with the uh with the with the Roman candles.

SPEAKER_10 7:25

Roman candles, yes, yes. Done, probably nobody will get hurt. Done uh rookie-like, you damn near blow your fingers off or blow some my ass off that you try and shoot with it, one or the other.

SPEAKER_09 7:35

Yo, uh, one of my homies, Maul, rest in peace, Maul, Rahim Allah. He uh one day I uh I chased him down with a Roman candle, shot him, shot him in the back of his cranium with a with a Roman candle, gave him a ball spot in his in his hand. Yeah, fringed all his hair off his head, damn to the skin. Raheem Allah. Yeah, uh so look, every time he sees me, he's waiting for me to try to get me with Roman candle. I pull up on the block one day. He uh I hop out. He had he had a Roman candle in the car. He had he was saving it just just for me. We young boys. So he's saving a Roman candle just for me. So I ain't paying no attention. He goes in the backseat, get the Roman candle, chase me for like a block. You know me. I'm a business track star. So he uh, you know, he ain't even touched me with that with that with that Roman candle, but you know, he tried it.

SPEAKER_10 8:20

Well, yeah, man, let's get so how was your weekend, man? What's going on with you, man? Oh man, birthday weekend. It was quiet, man. Quiet, man. Went to a cookout, man, little block party they had for the kids. Everything was good there, but I had a quiet weekend, man. Quiet and uh not locked up, made it out to the other side intact. Yeah, that was the major part of the weekend. Yeah, me too. Woke up Monday morning free, no handcuffs, not in a two-man cell with another man. Um, controlled my own day today without being told what to do or where to go or how to sit down or how to, you know, that was just the just that feeling in itself was refreshing for me.

SPEAKER_09 8:55

Let me ask you a question. In jail, uh, the 4th of July, is this like a holiday schedule?

SPEAKER_10 8:59

Yes, that would that will be a holiday schedule. If it landed on a Monday between Monday and Friday, you know that's a regular work week. So if it landed on one of them days, they're gonna carry it as a holiday special. I mean, uh like a weekend. So say if the 4th of July landed on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday, or Friday, that you're gonna have an extended weekend. Yeah. So if the 4th landed on like Wednesday, they're gonna carry it all the way out. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, then Monday back then. See, I told you about the weekends, how I didn't like the weekends in jail. Everything slowed down. No mail on the weekends, you know what I mean? It's just like a slow boring day. Like the whole program of the running of the jail is different. You got an extra count on Saturday and Sunday or a holiday. You know what I'm saying? You gotta count at 12 o'clock. 12 o'clock in the evening. You know what I'm saying? So you gotta be up for them counts and stuff like that. They don't have them type of counts on the weekdays. You know what I'm saying? So, yeah, I mean, like when it be weekends and holidays like that in there, it kind of depresses me. Because it's short of staff, you know, staff might not come in. You might supposed to come out at 7:30, don't come out the 8:30, do today, waiting for staff to come in. You know, everybody out partying. Yeah, everybody, they like, man, I'm taking this fourth off.

SPEAKER_09 10:08

Everybody just wanna be gone. You know, you you always talk about like uh like the ability to cheat like all types of stuff, like cheek, like yeah, but we ain't cheeking nothing right now.

SPEAKER_10 10:16

What's up? Yeah, but why we gotta get into all that? That's like some freak shit you always want to not on duty to somebody touch your booty. It's not another duty. Like, come on, man.

SPEAKER_09 10:25

Like, hear me out, hear me out. So look, so you you you talk about cheeking things, right?

SPEAKER_10 10:29

And cheek I was talking about the etiquettes of Gujar.

SPEAKER_09 10:32

Yes, yes, but you you probably can cheek a uh a lit, half a stick of diamonds.

SPEAKER_10 10:38

No, I cannot do that. I just seen um no, I cannot do that. I'm gonna let you know right now, and I cannot do that. So you don't got to keep asking questions or saying why it's supposed to be. I can't do that. Now I was just watching a reel this morning of uh some guy, I don't know what city he was from, but he put a Roman candle in his ass and was just firing it that way. I saved the video for you to see. Like, look at this man. Like whoever his girlfriend is need to leave him immediately and abruptly, hard and fast at an alarming rate. That man, he if he went fire rockets popping out his ass, you don't never know what else he might want popping out of there. But yeah, I could never cheat no Roman candle, quarter stick of dynamite, none of that. Yeah, but like if even if even if it went off, you still you have the ability to uh no I don't compress the you know you you see your funny is not funny, your funny is not funny. No, it's not I'm telling you no, and then you keep going on. No, I'm telling you no, but you keep going, keep going, like no, it's not a question because listen it's not a question, not listen. You at the case, so I'm actually I'm just saying no, and then we can move on to the next thing. Okay, uh I say no, and then you but oh so you mean you can't tell me you can't fit it? No, all right, so you can't push it up, no. What the fuck? I just said no. All right, that's what I make sure. We can move, we can move.

SPEAKER_09 11:51

Sometimes you can't, you you don't be catching on all the time. Well, I couldn't. But no, no, no, no. All right, no disrespect, right? So, you know, uh once again, like you said, the holidays in in jail, uh, people carry it out. Like if it's on Wednesday or Tuesday or Wednesday carrying it out throughout the whole week, and meaning that the jail is shut down.

SPEAKER_10 12:09

It's raining on a holiday schedule.

SPEAKER_09 12:11

Yeah. Now, these days like this, like you know, like like we like we experienced it here in Philadelphia with all this rain, the flooding. Do the jails ever flood because of rain?

SPEAKER_10 12:18

Nah, nah, but it all depends because some jails, not no jail I've been to. Like them joints down Louisiana and down south and all that, they haven't down there Bat Baton Rouge and all that, they have problems down there. But other than that, I never had no, I've never been in a facility where as though it was a problem with flooding. Yeah, that gotta be an old facility, one of them structures, 18, 1900 jails or something. All these new jails, they built for tough. You ain't getting out of there by no means necessary. All right, let's get to it, man.

SPEAKER_09 12:48

Um, so we got uh Pooh Shyste. Pooh Shiisty. Pooh Shiesty, um, everybody might know about this. The the video was leaked where Pooh Shaisty was asking um uh was it Gucci Main to release him from the label. Gucci main was was look like he was looking looking to exit the room. Somebody had a Draco right there waiting for him at the door. He had to say pause and say, You like you released, you're done. Um now he's uh picking his his jewelry all of a sudden, I believe. Yes, yes. So with that evidence, right? And the videos there, you can hear uh you can hear him talking, but you can't tell whether that's him in an actual video. Well, how you can't tell? You couldn't tell. I mean, of course, but you but you a voice is a voice, no, no, no. Anybody pick the the hell with did you watch the video, Fee? Yeah, I did. So you didn't see Pooh Shakespeare? No, I didn't.

SPEAKER_10 13:37

Oh, you didn't?

SPEAKER_09 13:37

No. Oh, okay. All right.

SPEAKER_10 13:38

I just saw I just saw a goo. I saw a ball behind Gucci big. Okay, and you didn't see Pooh Shakespeare right there talking. No, I just answered him. He like, man, it's signed, man. It's done. I heard him. I didn't see him. But the the nigga with the mask, he got a Pooh Shasty on his face is out. He got it damn. You see his face. Well, I've seen it. Well, you know, hopefully you're a juror on his tribe. You know, that that's the only way he's gonna get off a motherfucker up there that ain't got no common sense that can't see, like you. Okay, they need 12 motherfuckers up there like you. That's the only way Pooh Shysy getting off.

SPEAKER_09 14:06

All right, so Pooh Shicky has right now, he's um he slid down a razor blade into an alcohol river, which is he's he's just fighting this this for nothing, right? Basically, he's like trying to fight this. They're gonna stock it to him.

SPEAKER_10 14:19

Yeah, his thing right now, he should be looking for the best available plea deal possible off that stupid act that they committed. Yes, I will say it. I'm not calling him stupid because I love Pooh Shyste lyrics. I love the way he carries himself. When he's performing, he entertains me very well. And I don't like to see no man go to jail, none. But when I see it and it's right there in my face, I got to call it how it is. That was stupidity from Pooh Shiisty. I blame his father, first and foremost. He all out with the young boys having a good time running up and shit, pitting niggas up, making like, come on, bro. You 70. Go lay your dumb ass down somewhere. Like, come on, man. How real is it really gonna get, man? That's all the way out of pocket. Them niggas is cookianos. Cookieanos, that's short for cook them cookies. Their cookies will be baked very well in there after that trial. Hopefully, anything can happen during trial, though. But me as being a uh uh uh uh uh I don't like to say it like this, but being uh not a dedicated convict, but a convict that has been there and see how things roll over and over and over, yeah, man, he he he he gonna need next to a miracle to beat that case if he proceeds to go through and fight it at trial.

SPEAKER_09 15:27

But there's there's a chance. A chance that he can get off. Small chance, but I think that he needs to go ahead and try to get that, get, you know, get that best deal. But with that type of situation, man, on on federal parole, the type of deal he's gonna get is not a deal that he's gonna want.

SPEAKER_10 15:43

No. One thing about the feds, they don't just offer you no deal. You know, they'll do it just to see if you would take a dub, but they ain't coming at him with nothing like.

SPEAKER_09 15:51

And then also his he went back for some of the stuff that he already went in for.

SPEAKER_10 15:54

Yeah, and that's that that doubles his mandatory minimum. All that is, and then not only that, what he went back for that that that right there is a big part of it. But he also has to, he was on probation. He was on probation. They on the tip, like, damn, not only were you on probation, we released you, gave you a chance on the monitor and all that, you go out here and do this and get caught with more firearms. Yeah, he done slid down a razor blade into an alcohol river.

SPEAKER_09 16:18

Did he have a firearm in his hand on the video?

SPEAKER_10 16:20

Um, I'm not sure. I'm not sure. If I'm not mistaken, y'all could quote me on this, but I think he did. I think he did. But if he didn't, he still was there making commands and demands and all that. Oh, get your ass to the crib somewhere. Pooh Shicley, you just came the fuck home. So I ain't sending the guys to do that.

SPEAKER_09 16:38

Also, yeah, that also was uh you know, speculation or rumors or or news that that were broke that said that he had um numerous, numerous uh violations as far as his uh his um release as far as.

SPEAKER_10 16:50

Yeah, he ain't got to worry about none of that. But they don't bring that up in court as well. Yeah, they're gonna bring all that up. But that right there is minute compared to the whole overall act of what they got him for. He's the all them little, because all them little violations they got him for being out of such and such or being here or doing this with the minor, that shit don't even add up to three, four years altogether. Them, them, them, them is what you call you have uh direct violations and you have uh a regular uh uh a technical violation. A technical violation is doing something like a dirty yarn, being not being somewhere where you ain't supposed to be. All the things that they're giving him the little per the little petty jumps, they're not a direct. And his new case does all that kidnapping and making that's a direct. He's not worried about that technical right now. That technical is the least of his worries. He don't even trip about that right now.

SPEAKER_09 17:38

So a direct and the same, actually the same case. So if he's gonna get a five for that, it could turn into a 10.

SPEAKER_10 17:44

Yes. If he was yes, if he was gonna get 15, it turned into 30. If he was gonna get 40, it turned into eight because they can double it now. If I go back right now for drugs and a gun, like when I came home and I was selling Yerkes when I still wanted to be out there in them streets, my I got a good homie, a good friend of ours, a brother of ours that used to tell me, like, boy, you out there in them streets still, man. Don't let them catch you with their drugs and gun together. Because you know that's a 924C, which means the gun is protecting the drugs. And by me getting caught with the same act after I did time for it. Say if they gave me 20 years for the time I did. That 20 years turned to 40 now. Starting point. That's the starting point, a 40-ball Jamal. It can get better than that, but that's a 40-ball. That's what we're starting at. Yeah, we're starting with this 40 ball. We're gonna start here.

SPEAKER_09 18:30

So they they just they're just putting a 40 in front of you.

SPEAKER_10 18:31

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Like we you already got this right here. Now let's talk about these other cups. We already know you're drinking that. But you say innocently, all right. You got you a full cup of henny over there. Then we're talking about this uh hypnotic and all that. You want some of this? That's what they ask me to do. So he's like, no, hold on, let's go back to this. Let's talk about this because you still try to. Let's talk about this. No, that's that's yours. But you're like hold up, no, no, no, no. That's yours. You might as well start sipping that name while we talk about these cosmos and all that over here. Yeah, and in other in other words, to break it down for y'all to understand, he got him this cup of wine, which he cannot give back. That is his. He might as well take it to drink, then we'll pour more drinks, and then we can negotiate the prices on these other drinks. So now he's dizzy.

SPEAKER_09 19:11

Yeah, he can't even. Yeah, damn.

SPEAKER_10 19:14

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 19:15

So they shock it, he just shocked it to you like that. Take this 40. All right, and they probably just throw it out there. You get 40 for that. But we're gonna go ahead and talk about this other stuff.

SPEAKER_10 19:23

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 19:23

You like, oh, you like, wait, hold on. Like, what'd you say?

SPEAKER_10 19:26

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 19:26

Damn. So, so he, but he's still trying to fight this case. But I'm gonna say this though, like, this just shows like people are trying to try trying to incorporate the streets into the corporate business world. Yeah, and you can't. You can't do the two because it's you know, it's too much risk as far as, you know, Suge Knight used to do it, whatever the case may be. But that was like back when people wasn't, people was telling, but people wasn't really telling like that. Suge was like doing crazy, smacking producers, you know, you know, just destroying contracts and doing all types of stuff to individuals in the um music world. But once Suge got he got knocked out, now people ain't trying to hear that tough guy stuff no more, man.

SPEAKER_10 20:08

Yes, I heard somebody I don't know what's going on with that. I ain't too familiar with that, so I don't want to speak.

SPEAKER_09 20:13

But he got knocked out of something like that. It changed the whole narrative of the Suge Knight thing, so it kind of like made the whole because people was shook a Suge for a while.

SPEAKER_10 20:21

Yeah, but I don't see why a motherfucker would just cause you got knocked out, that don't you can't beat everybody. Yeah, but I'm not gonna be going to him now still like off the adult shit. Once the bully get knocked out, it's like it's over though. Like I had a homie, man. Shout out to the wit, man. You know what I'm saying? Marcus Street legend. He used to tell me he used to get knocked out in jail, knocked out, you know, niggas run up, uh walk up on him, hit him with a cane in his face. You know, shit that he ain't looking, he ain't paying attention to. They got so much beef. So I'll catch him one time. We probably be in a hole in the past of the county. Okay. So I catch him one time in a hole. I'm like, damn, what man, shit crazy, man. A nigga got out on how you ain't pay attention. He's like, No, I was on the phone. I looked up, the cane was crashing me in my face. So I'm like, damn, man. He's like, Man, the shit that we done did, this type of shit come with it. This type of shit come with it. This the game nigga caught me slipping. I think did something to his family members. You know what's I'm saying? So that comes with it. That don't look like now. Just because I seen Wick get knocked out with that king, that don't mean I'm gonna knock him out with the king next. I know he's a man and he run around stabbing shit like crazy. Yeah, nigga just caught him slipping. Same thing with sugar. I only bought that up to say with sugar. I'm not, I'm not just gonna all of a sudden wake up and say, Oh, sure. Oh, he's a bitch, and then we carrying him like a bitch. Nah. Until I said, No, a man can't beat everybody. There is no man that can beat everybody. But I'm gonna say this too, though. You go with your your your your made up phony shit. We ain't up here doing that.

SPEAKER_09 21:42

Let me ask you a question. It's not it's not phonies.

SPEAKER_10 21:44

You ready to say some wild shit?

SPEAKER_09 21:45

No, I'm gonna ask you a question. This is a serious question. So you so you haven't seen like the bullet get knocked out now that open seasonal? Like people ain't people not scared no more?

SPEAKER_10 21:54

Really? No. The men that I know that's men and took L's in the jail, they still got the same respect. The bullies get knocked out sometimes and didn't go. But the bullies get knocked out a lot. But I'm telling you what I seen. You keep trying to tell me something too. I've been here with them. You've been out here with just Spurts. I've been here with them. I've been here 24 months. I'm talking about you've been out here in Spurs coming past them every once in a while. I've been living with him for decades. In close confinement, for decades, seeing these men 24 hours a day. Niggas this cold-blooded psychopaths. They can't be everybody. Just because they got in the one-on-one and lost, niggas don't look at them and be like, oh shit, he a pussy. We going at it. No, I ain't saying he's the he he's he's soft.

SPEAKER_09 22:32

I'm saying like now what? Ain't nobody scared of him no more. They're saying he's soft. No, they ain't saying I just I know I know he can't. I'm telling you I'm not doubt.

SPEAKER_10 22:41

All right, well, that this is something we going back and forth with here. I haven't seen that. Okay, but I I seen bullies and and all that get their issue, and them niggas come right back out the hole, whatever, be on their bullshit, and niggas is still respecting them. Niggas is still respecting them.

SPEAKER_09 22:53

And I I guess jail's a little different.

SPEAKER_10 22:55

You can't beat, you can't beat everybody. You don't have them when you don't. I just seen a bully get whooped, four or five niggas rushing. He get out the whole hole on another side of the yard, he chasing the niggas that was that rushed him. It's just four or five niggas, he can't beat all of them.

SPEAKER_09 23:09

Yeah, I understand that, but I'm just saying, like, sometimes people seem invincible until you know they get cracked.

SPEAKER_10 23:14

No. You could say the same thing. No, because you got niggas that's in there quiet as shit. Niggas don't try them until they see some wild shit. But you ain't gonna just try them.

SPEAKER_09 23:23

Let's get back to, you know, I just want to ask a few more questions about Pooh Shakespeare, right? So he's picking his jury, he's picking his trial for, I'm sorry, he's picking the jury for the trial. Uh, he's doing all this um for what?

SPEAKER_10 23:36

Man, motherfucker ain't he he he in his mind, he just got out of jail, man. I'm gonna tell you how he's how I feel as though he's thinking the man just got out of jail from doing time. He haven't been home a year. He's back in there with some big time allegations. The man not just in there laying down and saying, yeah, sentence me and this and that. He's trying to fight him and see if he can beat him. That's the first survival instinct. He does, you may have he ain't going the route of telling on nobody. So the other route is, man, I'm rumbling this joint. Niggas know they be dead wrong and rummeling it. You know, how many niggas then they done told you take 10 years for this body and they don't take it, and then they got life. They don't, we want to just take, don't nobody want to go in there and just take time, bro. That's why he's fighting it, bro.

SPEAKER_09 24:18

Yeah, I understand. But I'm just saying, I just I guess he just, you know, he looking for the opportunity, whatever it is. He is it can be a 1% chance or half of a.

SPEAKER_10 24:29

Yeah, he's looking for any type of crack, any type of crack in the hole in the wall, man.

SPEAKER_09 24:33

Match you another question. So it was another incident in New York. Um, it was 10 gunmen, uh, they raided an underground New York weed party and robbed 40 guests. And robbed? Yeah, it's like an underground weed party.

SPEAKER_10 24:45

Well, who raided- You mean they robbed it? You mean they raided it? I'm thinking the cops came here.

SPEAKER_09 24:48

Like, no, no, they 10 men when they robbed and like raid, like came, like say, you know, we was in here, everybody in here, we said we got pounds and pounds of weed, and we in here having a smoke fest. Yeah. Underground. Niggas come in and rob it. Niggas come in here and rob it, take all the weed, take, take your watches and your jewelry and all stuff off you. You know, want another thing. You know, would you would are you uh people people caught, they called the police.

SPEAKER_10 25:12

You probably had some low-about citizens in there. Everybody probably went in there on gangster time or hood niggas. I'm quite sure it was a lot of people in there that came from work. But they said it was an underground weed incident. All right, so the motherfucker going to an undergraduate, because they haven't, is uh everybody here smoking weed. You ain't supposed to smoke weed.

SPEAKER_09 25:28

I read it says an underground cannabis event in Manhattan's nomad neighborhood was targeted by armed robbers this week after approximately 10 suspects forced their way into the gathering near Broadway and West 28th Street around 10 p.m. According to police, at least 40 people were inside the unlicensed event. So it was an unlicensed event uh when the suspects allegedly entered, displaying handguns and ordered attendees to uh hand over cash, wallets, jewelry, and cell phone. The suspects fled the scene before uh officers arrived. No gunshots were fired. So this is an illegal event, but somebody called the cops. Right. Unlicensed event rather, and they called the cops. They called it because they're getting robbed. For weed. They're getting robbed. I guess probably because of the jewelry, too, though.

SPEAKER_10 26:13

But still, it could be for a dollar. I'm getting robbed.

SPEAKER_09 26:16

Yeah, then all these people smoke weed. Like like in the streets, normally, like say, like I'm looking I'm looking at it from a street aspect. Like in the streets, normally, we can't um we get robbed. Say we get robbed, we say we get robbed for 10 bricks of cocaine. Like somebody robbed us for 10 bricks, or a brick or whatever, four and a half, whatever. They robbed us for we not calling the cops. Cause you can't really, you can't really call the police. So I'm assuming I was assuming the same thing was here, but you know, they these probably like you said, law-abiding citizens just coming there to smoke weed and get high. They weren't there to, you know, to just, you know, hang out. I mean, I saw they was there to hang out, they weren't there to just get robbed, so they probably wasn't playing to actually be the street game. Now, I'm actually sure it's but in regards to you know, mixing the streets uh with you know the business world or the or the corporate world, what are some of the things that you can bring from the streets into the corporate real and into the corporate world, which can lead to you being successful?

SPEAKER_10 27:11

Man, a lot of things, man. So a whole bunch of things. One, a real hustler, he's stacking his money up. He's looking for his outcome. He's looking, he ain't looking to, you know, party and because you know a lot of niggas hustle for bitches. Yeah. And with that mean, I'm gonna break it down. Niggas go out here, hustle, hustle, get their little money right. Next thing you know, they at the club, they got all when you go, when a nigga got on all her fly jewels and his clothes and all that, you're doing that for yourself, but to attract. You understand? Would you agree? I agree. When you put on that Rolex and your or your protect or whatever, your chains and your Gucci shoes and your attire, and you going out, you feeling good, you did that for you. But overall, it's to attract. That's why you're doing it. When I get dressed up and I'm fresh, my teens and shit, white, my white beat is throwing through. I like how I look, but I know this is going to attract attention. That's why I'm doing it. I thought you said you was you uh come on, did you go with the bullshit? I am a one woman man, okay. But I'm still want to look nice. I want my woman to be like, damn, everybody like my baby. You know what I mean? Yeah, I want her to have something to bite. You're not trying to attract the like numbers and no, no, but if I was, that's what I'm doing too. I'm going both ways with it. Okay. But first, uh, and what was the question? Is you why was I saying that just now? You were saying about another key, is it qualities you can bring from the streets together? Oh, yeah, so now with that, right? And then you have your hustlers that look for the exit plan. They building for their legacy. They might have hustled up a hundred thousand, two hundred thousand, then they done bought a store, they done bought that. This is all the hustle mentality. You gotta save it up to do this. Now you get into that corporate real start grinding. It ain't nothing to you to save up this and save up that. Say the better your standings in society. The more money you got, the better standing in society you is. That's how I break it down. The more money you have, the better citizen you is in society. Whether you ain't talking now. Then we we ain't talking about if you're arrogant or anything like that. I'm talking about you. You financially is better in society, the but the more money you got.

SPEAKER_09 29:05

Yeah, and an aspect of having money.

SPEAKER_10 29:07

When you could be mean, nasty, you could be a nice person with a lot of money. That that's we're not talking about that. We're talking about if you have it, money in this society, you are in a better a good standing in society. You're paying your bills. What my man say, Maino, all my bills is paid. I'm feeling good today. You goddamn right. You only can feel like that today if you got some money. If you ain't got money, you ain't singing that Maino, you ain't feeling good today. And none of your bills is paid. Yeah, so you ain't gonna be like, I ain't feeling good today. Yeah, I'm about to go to the hood today. Sell me some yerkies today, or whatever you selling. Yeah. One of them jumps.

SPEAKER_09 29:46

So so money, money, money is uh well, money does, money does provide a uh a source of com comfortability. It does, man. But like I said, and I don't want to make it like a big topic because we'll go we'll be up here all day, but money doesn't, you know, uh stop other things from happening. It just takes the takes away that too, the ability to be for you. I'm sorry, it just it's it just uh supports the ability of you being able to provide for yourself and your family. So but it doesn't always block everything else out. Shout out to Darskin Beauty, shout out to James the Flames. Don't forget y'all, live event, July 18th tickets are available now. The link is is available up uh in the chat for those who uh haven't purchased their tickets yet. Also, you can pay at the door as well. But I would probably recommend getting tickets because the price of the door may be a little bit more uh more pricey. Uh so uh get your tickets now. July 18th, uh live event at World Cafe Live. Uh crazy event. I'm gonna be there. This guy's gonna be there. You know, uh everybody's gonna be there so far. Tickets are flying fast. People are buying the tickets at an alarming rate. So we uh we appreciate that. That's great to see. Thank you. Shout out to uh Mr. Sam, man. 8996 said uh corporate uh corporate people just commit white-collar crimes, but they don't get prosecuted as much. I agree. Because you know, listen, it's a lot of corporate criminals that that takes people people's life away from them. Like they do crooked business deals, knowing that the deal is bad. It's like somebody may the most uh I'll say that I'll say the um the music industry. That that world is so crooked and and and and like it's just so it's just like crooked like a snake. Like you can't even like it's just so hard to make it in the music industry, man. It's just so hard. So you know, I see so many people trying to be rappers and stuff like that. Man, you gotta make sure you got your you know, I mean your business in order because you you ended up you'll end up going into that world and just you know selling your soul in that world.

SPEAKER_10 31:52

Now uh they saying the same thing. They say uh turkey business just said uh 42 people attending.

SPEAKER_09 32:01

So we got uh um what you call it, man. So so when you when you when you when you in this world of um of uh you know the corporate world, it's just you gotta be really, really careful. You know, even if you have the street smarts and you're smart and you know you have you know uh the ability to um you know navigate in the streets, it's just uh you still gotta learn the corporate world. You you don't just come into the corporate world and just you know automatically have you know a sense of a direction. You still gotta learn the rules and you know so many different things, you know, as far as the corporate world. Like you can't get mad at somebody in the corporate world and grab your gun. You know what I'm saying? You can't get mad at somebody in the corporate world and run up on them and smack them and or you know, you can't even say certain things in the corporate world. You can't say I'm you can't threaten nobody because you'll go to jail. You know what I'm saying? Uh make sure y'all hit the like button if y'all can, if y'all able to, is right there if y'all if y'all y'all hit the like button. Now let's get to um another topic I want to talk about, like you know, being inside jail, right? And while you in jail and you in there and you have you have people out here that are coming in that have some type of notoriety, they come in and like like like I was like like like a like a pooh shisty. He coming back into uh atmosphere that he just left. And we spoke about the regular layman who leaves out of jail and comes back, and people look at look at them like they sometimes like like they're crazy. This guy who you we would assume that has some type of money, could we see him in the videos, see his cars, see all these things. Is it the pro is is the the things that said about him for coming back, is it more intense as far as like, you know what I mean? Like say you left and you came back for a violation, right? And you ain't had no more more nowhere near money like like this guy Putin.

SPEAKER_10 33:49

No, everybody get it the same. Okay. Violation is about like, damn, you back, bro. You like it in this drone? What you do to get back? You know what I mean? Then motherfucker go ahead and judge you from there. If it ain't you protecting your daughter or something from getting raped or something like that, yeah, you getting grinded up. Regardless if it's you ain't had no money or had all the money. You back. So this is why you're getting grinded up.

SPEAKER_09 34:12

Wow. And then you come back in there, but it's it's probably more, it's probably a little bit more difficult for somebody like him because he came out here into this world. Like you said.

SPEAKER_10 34:21

Oh, then you answering me about him. Yeah, it's gonna be difficult for him, yeah.

SPEAKER_09 34:23

No, but I'm saying, I'm saying him come him coming back is more difficult because a simple fact of the matter is that he has a little bit more resources, financial resources.

SPEAKER_10 34:31

You're talking about for him, it'll be difficult. Yeah, for him. Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. Yeah, the first question wasn't about the person. You just saying how they're gonna carry it, whether it be somebody with money or somebody not with money. Now, this question is different. It's gonna be different, you're saying it's gonna be difficult for him. Yes, it is. Very difficult for him. It's gonna be difficult for a person that's broke, bro.

SPEAKER_09 34:50

No, saying, but for him to be able to come on, because he was just living in the mess.

SPEAKER_10 34:52

Yeah, but I'm just saying it's gonna be difficult. It'll hurt a person more so that's broke than get a chance to do nothing. Just went right out there and ran right into something. Just think about it. You broke. Evidently, when you're breaking law, you're trying to make something happen for yourself. You get caught instead of the nigga that was alright. He is a fool. He more so of a fool. You out there, he got one of the top hit uh singles out. FDO, first day out. And you first day back in. Yeah, first if it was a uh FDB. No, yeah, yeah, well, whatever. Now it's FDB now, first day back. Yeah. You know what I'm saying? So, you know, his thing, he he he did, he just did some fool shit. That'll it'll hurt the motherfucker that's broke more. And he went back to his home jail. Well, yeah, whatever jail you left from, that's the jail you go back, unless your custody level went up. His custody level probably gonna go up because they're gonna give him like a charge, like, because he was on house arrest when he did it. He was on a monitor, so his custody level is gonna go up. He probably, if he was at FCI, they probably be sending him back to uh a federal uh prison.

SPEAKER_09 35:52

What do you like then his dad, his or was his yeah, I I just don't know, man. I just don't I just look at the situation as it's so unfortunate in regards to what's going on. I saw something too, like um, you know, in regards to him and his father. Like his father, like is like real hands-on as far as you know, being a part of his business and everything he has he has going on.

SPEAKER_10 36:13

Well he wasn't that hands-on if he was a part of he was a real hands on and saying, but his dad is a good one. No, I know what you're saying, but that's not yeah, he should have definitely he wasn't hands-on to me at all. Who's worse? Uh him or uh Queso Dad.

SPEAKER_09 36:29

Who's the biggest? Like, why would you do that?

SPEAKER_10 36:31

Like, I got to say queso dad because queso dad told on him. He went he told on him. He just a fool because he got his son doing it with him. Like, come on, or well it regardless if he put him up to it or he just went along for the ride, he's a goddamn fool. He's a cold-blooded fool, but he ain't telling him. Yeah, but now queso dad told on him.

SPEAKER_09 36:53

Yeah, and and but for me, I think um I would I would say that uh queso dad would edge it out because he told. Because he testified. We still got to see what what uh Pooh Shaxy's dad is gonna do, but queso dad told, so I it would kind of edge edge him out, but it's still not on duty. But the thing the thing with me is uh Pooh Shakespeare's father still allowed his son to make this type of decision.

SPEAKER_10 37:21

Yeah, but I I understand all that, but you gotta pick one regardless. Yeah, I think that's asking me.

SPEAKER_09 37:26

I'm just saying, I'm just saying, I I agree with you, but I'm just saying for me, you let your son come out here and make a bonehead decision.

SPEAKER_10 37:32

Yeah, he's a fool. He's a fool more than his son. That's it to that.

SPEAKER_09 37:35

If he loses this case, he's gonna be gone for the rest of his life. Who? Pooh Shyste.

SPEAKER_10 37:40

I ain't gonna say the rest of his life, but he's gonna have a whole lot of time to do. And his father, too, right there with him. That could be Sally's. He ain't that old.

SPEAKER_09 37:47

I'm sorry, I'm sorry. He ain't that young. He's actually kind of he's up there. Wait, what is Pooh Shystey? What, 30?

SPEAKER_10 37:53

Oh, I don't know. If he is his 30s in his early 30s.

unknown 37:56

Okay.

SPEAKER_10 37:57

That's that's a good time to do a dub.

SPEAKER_09 37:58

A dub, what he fucking. I'm gonna change a dub, by the way. He's 60 years old, man.

SPEAKER_10 38:02

Well, I'm saying you still get to come home. There's a lot of 60 years old, look at uh Lonnie Dawson and them, them dudes look good. Yeah, jail preserve. One thing about jail, it will preserve you. They they they they they they change the menu in there where they ain't giving you salt all day long. They changing the commissary, they don't want you getting no high blood pressure and all that. People say, yeah, they don't want to pay the medical bills. No, jail has the best medical in the world. If you have something wrong with you and don't have no medical, I recommend you go to jail. They'll be checking you out that week and they'll be sending you for treatment that following week. You see what Kiss said? I know niggas that go to jail just to get their teeth fixed. Medical, jail has a top-notch medical for the inmates in there. The taxpayer dollars go to it. But you know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_09 38:43

So do you think, but me think, me looking at that, them removing all those harmful things like sugar, not too much salt, all these different things with commissary, they're removing it for a reason. They're removing it because it can give longevity, more exercise, better eating habits, better sleep. Exactly. That's what that's why I say it. I can get the this prison system, we can get more money out of you. Well, yeah, by you being healthy. By you being alive for long. I can I can bill every day more of more and more money.

SPEAKER_10 39:12

By you being healthy and strong and intact, yes, you can.

SPEAKER_09 39:15

Dang. Like I said, it's a business. So we gotta do we gotta feed I don't want to say the animals, they want to feed the individuals what they need to survive. You know. So I'm asking like ask a question, like the the food, the food, the feeding system, right? As far as them feeding you food in there, do you think it's designed that way to break you or is that's the or that's what they believe is sufficient enough of that's a sufficient amount of money.

SPEAKER_10 39:39

No, that's what they believe is no. Because if they wanted to break you, they could give you a little bit, but they gotta give you what they think is a f sufficient enough amount to keep you nutritioned up and alive. That's it. Wow. They they portion out your trays, they portion out the rice, they give you these little scoopers, and they portion it out to you. Cotty.

SPEAKER_09 39:59

Can you hang my uh my soda right there? Yeah, my um not my soda, my juice over there. That's right there with the straw right there. No, no, right there with the straw. Yeah, so it's just a crazy situation, man. Thanks, man. But you know, when you look at these situations, how you look at it, you know, the uh sorry. This is a situation where we will see that money will not be a factor at all. In this case.

SPEAKER_10 40:31

Under no circumstances will it be. Money will not suffice him. Uh shit, I'm I'm ready to say the same thing for Dirk. Dirk, shit coming up now too, man. Hopefully, you know, he got some things or allegations when he was false, man. You know, that they're blaming him with or whatever, whatever. But he he's ready to come up for trial too. All these big trials, ready, come up with these big figure, but big public names. Household names, I should say, that people know of, man. And you know, who in the worst um situation these? Dirk. Dirk got bodies and everything. When Pooh Shice just got a kidnapping. But the only thing that's gonna kill him is because he's coming back from like damn near the same with guns and all that. Like the same. That's what's gonna get him up there near Dirk. But Dirk can get that L easy. Pooh ain't getting no L. He killed nobody. Dirk get Dirk get book for that murder for hire, take this life with you. And then let's start talking about these other cups of good drink we got for you.

SPEAKER_09 41:22

So that's all right, like you said, the 40 over here for Pooh. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The L ball is gonna be right here. Yeah, yeah. And then we're gonna get over here and talk about the other things.

SPEAKER_10 41:29

Yeah, exactly. Yeah. And that's how the feds play.

SPEAKER_09 41:33

So do so do do they do they put money up? I'm sorry, I'm gonna say money, but do they put, say, for example, like you said, they offer, they tell Dirk, I'm gonna give you life right here. But we can kind of figure out something along with this life if you're willing to talk and tell us something we don't know.

SPEAKER_10 41:48

Yeah, they'll definitely do that. You goddamn right. They'll bring his life all the way down. Two about a dub. Yeah, the feds, feds will fuck with you if you want to tell something. Especially if something of some significance, they don't want to know about the nigga selling nicks down the street. That nigga got a little bundle of 120 pack of weed. They be like, boy, we've been knew about him here. They want to know who bringing it in, who killed who. Yeah, this is the type of shit they want to know. That's the shit that's gonna cut you a crazy deal with them. Is it easier to tell when you got 20 million in your bank account? Yeah, you're right. You wanna go spend that. You gotta be truly honorable, man. To turn that away and be like, yo, man, no. I don't know what the fuck is going on, but what y'all got me with, that's me. Man, that that right there is temptation. A man inside the penitentiary facing 30 years, he got 15 million in his bank account. Now, this is where honor, true honor. Shout out to King Erner, man. True honor is intact when you're faced with that type of dilemma. That's a that's a hell of a test right there. They're telling you, yeah, we got a 25-year offer on the floor for you right now. And anybody got your bank account for me should be. No, fuck all you, but you know what you they don't need that up there, but you know what you're doing. No, but they don't have to show you. You know what your bank account is. Okay, they don't got to show you. Okay. That's playing. They gotta they don't have to show you. If you went to, if I went to jail just now with $2.1 million in six months, I'm still I'm still over a deuce. $2 million. I they ain't gotta show me my bank account. I what they got to show me is that 25 years they talking about giving me. Now you come, you're in there thinking this is where the man coming at. This is with an honor and the integrity coming at. Hey, man, I got this two million, man. I'm in this joint stuck, man. I the two million can't do nothing to get in front of this 30 at all. Um, dang. Now, this is where this is where you let your nuts hang. This is what it should separate the men from the boys. Either you're gonna do the right thing, and the right thing is to own up to your responsibility as a man, own up to your actions and don't pick nobody else in it. We promote staying out of jail, but I'm never gonna sit up here to promote a motherfucker to tell on another motherfucker. If you was out there banging and you was taking involved and busting guns and robbing stores and selling dope or whatever illegal criminal activity it was, and you was a part of it with the full knowledge. And understanding of what can happen if apprehended behind doing these things, yeah, man. Shut your motherfucking mouth, man, and man up, and you got to do what you got to do, man.

SPEAKER_09 44:09

But I'm saying to you, like what I'm saying, I I'm I'm I'm hearing what you're saying, but a lot of dudes in that position gonna tell.

SPEAKER_10 44:18

I never said they wasn't. I'm just telling you what a man is supposed to do, Taffy. I'm not saying you to say I agree. All you had to say is, man, a lot of people ain't gonna be like, you damn sure right about that. I'm just telling you what you're supposed to do as an honorable integrity-having person, a human being. And you went in there and you got your own case and you knew what you was involved with, take your shit and get out the way. Or fight it and get out the way one or the other. But all that when you implement others and this and that and this and that, the integrity has fled. Your honor is snapped, you never had honor for you to go in there like that. So all that is minute, is gone.

SPEAKER_09 44:54

That's why Khan, like, you know, I don't the the parameters of the case with Puff was like real crazy, but Puff got all that money. Puff ain't tell. No. I mean, you know, yeah, he got a little slap on the wrist.

SPEAKER_10 45:07

He ain't had nothing to tell him. Like, what the fuck? Like, he gets. Man ain't even get barely five years. Dudes be dudes, lot dudes be tell about the five. Yeah, but it's probably a lot. It's a whole bunch of shit that we about that case that we don't know about. This shit that, like you said, we do know that he ain't tell.

SPEAKER_09 45:21

Yeah.

SPEAKER_10 45:22

And he and he had the incentive too. And the incentive is a lot of motherfucking cash out there to go back to.

SPEAKER_09 45:27

Yeah.

SPEAKER_10 45:28

You know what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_09 45:29

Cause you know, you sitting back thinking about like you got your like so you got so you so you got your you got your first of all I said, number number one thing for a lot of these dudes is they girl, my girl out there.

SPEAKER_02 45:40

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 45:40

Second, my money. Third, my kids. And then just the fourth thing will be just the life of freedom. Cause they ain't even your freedom ain't even hit, they ain't even think about their freedom. Exactly. They probably think about all those things before they think about their freedom. So you do all this, we have all this uh waiting for you, and then they talking about giving you 50 years. You're like, hold up, they saying all you gotta do is tell on this person.

SPEAKER_10 46:09

Yeah, and a lot of dudes make the decision of I'm telling. That's how it goes. A lot of dudes make that decision. A lot of dudes don't make that decision. You see it every day, bro. And audiences watching, seeing it every day. This is not something that really needs to be even expanded on, talked on, because it just goes on at an alarming rate. This is not something like, whoa, for real, what happened? Oh, dudes have things why they tell, like niggas that's broke, they tell to get back to them bitches. And that's just a cold-blooded fact. Nigga tell to get back to that hole, man. And that's just it. Wow.

SPEAKER_09 46:45

The pressure, the pressure just builds up because you already got your girl out here, but now you start talking about millions in the in the bank, and everybody just spending the money how they want to spend it now. Now you after you listen, because that money ain't gonna last long anyway. Once you, you know, if it's if it's 20 million in there and you got 50 years, that's it's gonna be gone by the time you get out. Well, shit.

SPEAKER_10 47:03

Well, what you gonna give it away? Um, it's gonna be because you got 20 million. Mine's ain't gonna be going. If I got 20 million and had 50 50 years to do, I am gonna be coolio when I get. What I'm gonna do? I'm gonna give it to who I feel needs, and they ain't getting no one million, two. What you need? Oh, 5,000? You're not gonna spend that up. That money.

SPEAKER_09 47:22

20 million, bro? That money for me, that money, everybody gotta get jobs. Yeah, well, yeah, yeah. That's it. Like, ain't nobody.

SPEAKER_10 47:28

Not with me anyway. I ain't got no job for you. I'm in jail.

SPEAKER_09 47:31

I'm taking I'm trying to take care of the kids, but listen, y'all gotta downgrade.

SPEAKER_10 47:34

I'm coming home after that 50. And if I had 20, I might come home with about 19 and some change.

SPEAKER_09 47:41

Shit. You're gonna spend more money on commissary. You gonna spend more company?

SPEAKER_10 47:44

I'm spending you can't spend that on, you only can spend $360 a month. It ain't like you can go in there and just go crazy. You got a spending limit. $360 a month. $420 on holidays, Christmas, Thanksgiving, and there's only three holidays that give you $420 for. So $360 times $12 is what? $360 times $10 is what? Uh uh $3,600? Then you got another goddamn uh uh $360, which is $720.

SPEAKER_09 48:12

So it said $360 a month times what $50 years? So that means you're gonna spend about if you did $50 years with the $360 a month, you only gonna spend $216,000.

SPEAKER_10 48:27

I'm coming home sweet. Yeah. Talking about you're gonna come home broke. How? I got a dub. What am I gonna do? I'm gonna be giving, yeah, you I need three million, all right. Take five. Well shit, you're shitting me. I got to come home to something. Boy, you better go get you a job. No, it is no but you saying it. I don't care how you word it, how you put it. If you sent me, if I put the gym right now and then we I don't care what it's like. You come home and you can't. You might not need me. I I might so what? I could come in too much. No, now now it's a whole nother question. You're telling me to let now, okay, cool. But you asked me at first, am I come home broke? No. Now, if you're telling me that, damn, won't you look out for now? This is a whole nother conversation, Fee. This is a whole nother conversation. The first question that you gave to me was if you had 50 years and 20 million on your account when you went to jail, you come home broke. No, the fuck I won't. Now, if you won't, damn, you ain't gonna give him a hundred a mil? No. You ain't gonna give her 500,000? No. Yeah, little little little Mooneer comes, he talking about he needs 100 grand, he goes 50. Yeah, and that's my son.

SPEAKER_09 49:32

No, I think that I I really, for kids, I just really just, especially if you ain't out there to guide them and be out there with them, I really stand against giving them money.

SPEAKER_10 49:46

Get them what they need. The tickets is $35. The tickets is $35, Rash, uh, Rasheen. Rasheen, oh up there. I'm I'm not probably messing that joint. All I can make out is the I don't know what the L or B Y stand for, but they $35, man. Is uh the link is in, or where's the link at? They can go to the link on the Instagram page?

SPEAKER_09 50:06

It's right here. The link is in the actual chat.

SPEAKER_10 50:08

Oh, the link is in the actual chat. You hit the chat, man, it's gonna pull up and show you what you could do or how many people want to come, but they're $35 a piece. Uh uh, I would advise everybody to buy the tickets online because if you come to the door, we will we will be having tickets at the door, but you know that goes up. I don't know if it's gonna be $10, $15, um on top of the trade five already. But you know, if you you mean the late bloomers, the tickets, the tickets for you to buy now is for the early people to go ahead and get it at a reasonable, decent price. And maybe some people that come to the door buying at the door think that's a reasonable price too. But so by all means, please buy it up and let's get in here, family, and have a conversation about what's going on today.

SPEAKER_09 50:46

So, um now we're talking about the the the uh the money, right? Yeah. Let's get to this aspect. You're already 40, in your 40s, pushing 50. You get a 50 piece, 50, 50 years. Is it only right to get the money away now? It's only right to give it away.

SPEAKER_10 51:06

No, I'm not giving nothing away unless I got life in there. If there's a chance of me coming home, me. I can't tell about you or anybody else. If I got 20 million dollars in my account and got 50 years, man, I got to be on my deathbed for me to sign some shit over. If I'm still walking and kicking and talking and ha ha and key keying, I'm carrying that to the door, bro. What I'm giving away. I would have had for me. Man, I'm not doing that, man. People done got all over, forgot. Yeah, I'm doing 50 years. People don't even know. The only reason why y'all still remember me, because I had that 20 million. If I ain't had none of that, y'all have been forgot about me. Yeah, money, money makes people people think about you. Yeah, regardless of what situation, because you could change a person's situation.

SPEAKER_09 51:45

They be they be looking because as soon as they need a bell out, you be the first person in their mind. But I guess once you're in jail, people are gonna be asking about jail for money. You ever seen it before? Yeah, I did it before.

SPEAKER_10 51:57

I used to fucking email Leek, and he was sending me my. I told you he was down buttoner. Well, he got, yeah. I mean, well, I ain't gonna put all that, but he damn buttoner, and he was working, he had a good job in the veggie prep. He getting all the good meat, selling all raw. Man, leak was making about two, three hundred dollars a day. A day. Leek was sending me deuces, and he my co-defender at another jail. Leek man, I'm fucked up this month, man. What the limit is, man, up there, 360. He's sending all 360. And he's in jail with me doing the same time I'm doing. So yeah. Hell yeah. God damn right.

SPEAKER_09 52:31

Yeah. I yeah, I mean, shout out to uh to leak, man. He he hustling in there. Um It says uh yeah, a question for you. Somebody had a question for you. He said, uh, have you ever seen a rat? This is from uh Big Cell 8304. He said, um, have you ever seen a rat stand on business like run a block?

SPEAKER_10 52:55

Well uh absolutely, absolutely, quite a few times. I was just uh me and you was just talking about this. Yeah, I see. No, not me and you, who I was just talking about it, oh, the mine earlier. Um and you know, they talk about these guys such as uh Joey Molino and Prince from New York, how they, you know, and I'm like that too, but the story, and I'm gonna get into what I'm talking about, but how they won't let a rat come up and sit on their platform. And I respect that. I respect that to the T. But tails from the jails, we're gonna give you everything. We're gonna give you these rat ass niggas, we're gonna give you these men, we're gonna give you these homosexuals, we're gonna give you these straight police. Hold up, bro. We're gonna give you these crooked police. Why? Because this is everything that happens in the penal system. The penal system ain't made up of 100% all men. That'll be a goddamn lie. Everybody just in there. No, I'm gonna give you all aspects of the penal system. You got your chomos, your rats, your your rapists, your gangsters, your dope boys, your scam artists. I could go on for 10 more hands. So I'm gonna give you everything that's in there. And this is what Tells from the Jails is about. Not that we honor or recognize these men, these cowards that they told on people. No, we put them up here to exploit them and let y'all know that this motherfucker right here could be in your group. Watch out. That's why.

SPEAKER_09 54:16

Hit that like button, y'all. The like button right now, man. If y'all can't hit that like button, man. Now, these rats, right? Who's running these blocks, right? Mm-hmm. Are they just coming on coming on the compound doing that? Or they've been there for a while, so they actually kind of dug in. So they like, you know what I'm saying? And nobody out of making them check in. What happened there?

SPEAKER_10 54:36

These rats, are they are they just coming around the bus doing this, or is this something that's like, oh no, no, no, no, no, no. They didn't cause cause because one thing about when you get off the bus is the federal in the federal system. You may hear about, you may hear about the jail that you're going to and how it's ran this and that, but you still gotta be on high alert. The federal system is not like the state system, whereas though you're going up there with 20 north niggas, 20 west niggas, 20 uptown niggas, and all the whole part is just Philly. No. No, and my man finesse two time. No. I like copying off of good shit. You're not doing that in the federal system. When you get there, it's nuts to the floor, backs to the wall, and that's just it, man. You can't duck nothing you did. If you're a stand-up man, you're gonna get honored as one. If you a fuck nigga, you're gonna get honored as one of them too. And that's just it. That's just it. And you gotta face your problems in the Fed. Unless you're gonna go sit in a hole for eight days. That's a way to duck it. But guess what? When you transfer to the next spot, that follows you. And when I say it follows you, they got paperwork that they do, the administration, the jail, the COs, the officers. When they because that's called a when you get when you go to hole and you check in, that's not a regular disciplinary transfer. A disciplinary transfer from fighting, I got caught with drugs, I'm drinking liquor, I beat up a police, that's a disciplinary transfer. When you're getting transferred from the hole because you can't walk this yard, it's called administrative transfer. So now when upon your next institution, when you get off that bus, they pull you in the room. S-I-S. Yeah, we got a report that you checked in at your last jail. Do you know we got a couple of them, a couple of the same guys that you had a beef with on this yard? So you sure you could go out? Now it's up to you by yeah, for real? All right, mama, just go ahead. Then when you go back to the hole, you gotta sit there for three, four, six months waiting for them to ship you to the next jail. And then sex, the same thing is gonna carry on at the next jail. Yeah, man, this is the second jail, this is the third jail you're going to due to you having problems with other inmates on other yards and uh the group that you was having problems with, you know, we got some of them out here on this yard too. So do you want to go out there to population? Nigga, like, no man, send me back to the hole. Let me try another jail. That shit follows you all over the country. Once you brand it, you know how they brand them cows and them horses is on their ass. You know why they brand the ass of a cow or a horse? Because it's so meaty. The hind part, the ass part on a cow or horse, you see how big and voluptuous and firm and tight it is. That's where the animal probably didn't even feel that shit. They so strong and sturdy that all they be all you hear is a moo. That's it. I bring my ass. I'ma die. So think about it. When you got some mustard on your jacket, it's like you got that goddamn brand on your ass. And you can't go nowhere without it.

SPEAKER_09 57:13

Yeah. That's all that you just brand it like a horse. Now, these dudes, they they bid is is terrible, man. You know what I'm saying? So Zachary uh Crawford, 1348, said uh ask Black if he had 20 million in 20 years. If he could, how many millions would he spend to get his freedom back? Example, one million per year. What are you doing? What happened now? If you had 20 million, how much how much of that would you spend to get your freedom back? If I had 20 million, yeah. 20 million dollars. Yeah, how much of it would you spend to get your freedom? You're coming home broke. Yeah, yeah. At least I'm glad I had that dub to do it. Got an opportunity to get out of here and try to make some shake.

SPEAKER_10 57:53

Because if you ain't had that 200 million, you did. You could have a last goddamn sentence, send me out here with nothing. I'm glad I had it to secure my release.

SPEAKER_09 58:02

Yes. Yeah, I'm uh I'm I ain't gonna lie, I'll spend all that money too. I'm spending every coin to get out. I mean, so you yo, you um you ever you ever like in jail that the they brand people, right? You did you ever consider getting branded on your on my rump?

SPEAKER_10 58:20

No, I got branded on my arm. And I saw that. You see this WP y'all? That's a branding, man. It looked like a brand, like I could slap it right now and that shit'll swell up. Like the ink part of swell up. And I got this shit 97, 96. All my tents is jail. I wish I could get them all off my body. You know what I'm saying? But you know, but yeah, I don't want no brands, bro.

SPEAKER_09 58:43

Yeah, you got a tattoo recently, didn't you?

SPEAKER_10 58:46

No. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_09 58:55

So, so yeah, so you got um you know people get who who had this money, you know, and it's like I'm spending my freedom to get up out of there. Um question Do you think that the the lawyers work for the federal system? The federal lawyers work work for the they they uh in cahoots with the feds, like do I think that the lawyers apply court appointments, not the paid lawyer?

SPEAKER_10 59:17

And the feds? Yeah, because the court appointments get paid from the government. A lot of people don't know that. Damn. Who pays the court appointers? Your court appointed in federal court get paid by the defense attorney. By the defense, uh the district attorney office, that's who they get paid. So they're underneath the same umbrella.

SPEAKER_09 59:36

So basically, yeah, like you they they they talk a good game to you, but they actually in their mind. I'm just here to represent you and get you, you know, because like they're not really fighting to get you free, they just fighting to just say they did it.

SPEAKER_10 59:57

Well, like these lawyers, they they're not really. No, it's some of them that do be trying to get a name for themselves. They ain't just looking around to just be flunkies all the time. And okay. There's some of them trying to, they're digging themselves out the rings. You got some good ones. I had a good court-appointed joke. Well, he was he was trying to get me to take a dial, but he knew what I didn't know. That they was gonna cook my cookies. This is what they give what offered you what, 17? 17 years. And I'm like, and if I was smart like I am now, and I'd have took it. I'd have been home and been through the rehabilitation as of today. If I'd have took that, I'd have been home years ago. So I'd have gone through that term that I told you about, you do two bids. If you do 15 years in jail, you gotta at least do about five years on the street to catch up. So that's a 20-year bid. So my bid would have been over in total, total, excuse me, totality, if I'd have took that 17 years. But who taking 17 years at 20 and 21 years old? That sounds like a life sentence, man. Ain't nobody taking no goddamn all this and all this and all that for, you know what I mean?

SPEAKER_09 1:00:52

See, Dollar Bill said, uh, fake or black, would y'all ride for each other if one of y'all had ratted and came to a jail that one of y'all was already in? Or would y'all turn your back and tell them that they gotta check in? Yeah, I would. I'm so much big in on that, man. I got to. Yeah, you're telling me telling me to check in? Yeah. Well, yeah, I'm not, I'm not ratting, so you ain't gotta worry about that. But I'm just saying, okay, yeah. So I'll probably say, tell you to check in too, man. Like, you gotta check in, bro.

SPEAKER_10 1:01:19

Yeah, because I'm not gonna let nobody hurt you. I'm not gonna be able to do that. Yeah, cool. I would do all that too. Give you a little bag and all that, but yo, come on, man, pat you on your ass. Come on, man. I'm gonna walk you down a green mile, man. Because I'm not letting nobody hurt you. I come in there with a bear roll. Because I love you. I love you. But you're gonna keep that room, you go into the hole with that bear roll. You're not taking it to the unit. I'm like, what's up, bro?

SPEAKER_09 1:01:36

So you're gonna sit down there. I mean, we'll sit there. We probably down there kicking it, kicking it out of hole, talking to all that.

SPEAKER_10 1:01:40

Who gonna be there in there? I'm not gonna be there in the hole. What I'm there for.

SPEAKER_09 1:01:46

No, you're going to the hole. I'm saying, but some people probably say my man, I gotta, I'm gonna holler at you.

SPEAKER_10 1:01:51

Yeah, but we can we can walk the track. We go out there as soon as you get off the bus, we're going out to the yard. Because I want to know why the fuck you did what you did. But when they call that next wreck move, 10-minute move, 10-minute move. You'd have got everything you got in 10 minutes. No, no, I'm talking about we walk in the yard. It's every hour moves, so we'd have been out there an hour. Okay. When that wreck move would have came, we'd have been walking out together. You'd have been exiting towards the hole, I'd have been going to the unit. Yeah. Shout out Zachary Hicks.

SPEAKER_09 1:02:18

I'm sorry, Zahir Hicks. So you, yeah, so that's crazy. Like your man, your man, if your man tell, well, I don't I don't see myself, you know, going to jail for one. And if I did go to jail and I was involved in something, I'm not telling. Because I was involved. You know what I'm saying? I'm involved, and I'm I've if I decide to go out here and start selling some coke or selling some weed or selling some pills, or even feel like going out here to rob something, and I get caught, I'm not gonna tell. I'm not gonna do that. I'll just I would just go ahead and you know do my time. But there are instances where people have homies that they real quick tight with that told may not be on the case that they was on, but may have told on another case, and he comes in there and you're like, that's my man, no, this is my this is my guy. And then he told, so now you're looking at him like but you want to talk to him and ask him why did he tell, what happened, what was going through his mind. You know, because I I did the I was on the phone with one of my guys the other day in Phoenix. He told on a um he told on a homicide. And he called uh call from jail from another person that I know, and he told, but I'm talking to him on the phone like a couple of minutes, but I couldn't really ask him, like, yo, why you uh why you tell? But I was I I wanted to. He was talking about everything under the sun. But you asked him why he's done. I was I I I wish I had time to ask him.

SPEAKER_10 1:03:38

No, you did. You let see you sweet as cake is grandma be. Because he nah I'm cutting right in. As soon as we say a couple, you got 15 minutes on that phone and you couldn't. I was like two minutes. I don't give a fuck if it was one minute. Like, yeah, yeah, man, bro. Because most of the time everybody calls you, yeah, bro. You good? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sound like man, yeah, sound like hey yo, man, you know I need a little check. Nine times out of ten, is it that he actually little check? All right, well, that's what made it even fast. Yo, yo, yo, what's this? I'm hearing that's first. What's this I'm hearing, bro? We the guy right today. Yeah, one of my guys called me and he got them accusations. Now, before we even go further about how the kids and everybody is doing, what's up, cuz? Because I know what you was involved in. Yeah, if you my friend, I knew you was. Like two minutes, my man, like, yo, I don't give a fuck if it was 30 seconds. I'm a kid and wait to talk to this nigga. That's like you calling me right now. I know you hold up. That's like you call calling me right now, you go to jail today, and you told on somebody in the car when your nephews had a gun in there. Nephew couldn't got out, but they held you next like, damn. I can't believe um told him like, yeah, I'm waiting. So you I see the joint. He goes right two in the morning. You probably had the ditch or whatever you yeah, you have a call from you, yeah. Yeah, it's a zap. Yeah, yeah, hello. Yeah, yeah, yo. So I like him. Hey, feek, man. Tell me it ain't true, bro. Please tell me. This is what I'm getting from the drive, bro. But he been down for a while. I don't give a fuck what he been down for, bro. I'm from as soon as I got the information, he knows I know. He knows you heard, he know I know. So he's waiting for it. Yeah. I done go, cuz. What's up with I'm hearing?

SPEAKER_09 1:05:13

We're gonna deal with that first. Yeah, he came down told, he he actually got caught for for a burder. He uh he he booked for a homie and he told on I think two other homicides that somebody did, and he told him got them wills, and he got like a 30 to something. And he been down for like a day. He about to come home, he said. So I'm like, like, yeah, man, about to get out, be home soon. But I just couldn't. I'm like But but you you just couldn't answer, huh? I wanted to, but you know, you know, you know how we we don't even ask those questions. I just I just it was so quick. And you know, my cuz, oh my cuzz up there ordin on on the block with him. My cuzz even said he know he was he he's a rat. He trying, he keeps screaming your name. But why he even put him on the phone?

SPEAKER_10 1:06:00

I don't know. Cuz out of pocket. He did. Way out of pocket. They put my phone. Because me and your conversation, yeah, you know this is hot-ass nigga keep asking about just butt that nigga again. Why am I giving you the phone to try to swing? Because only reason why he wants to talk to you, he needs a couple hours. I'm telling if I'm in there, you what's up with your cuz? He knows. I bet you he know that. Oh no, he's out there chilling. I got his number. Nah, I ain't got his number, cuz. Nigga, not even asking me that. Nigga, not even, especially if he knows that I know that he got allegations on him, bro. Unless he, unless we just be letting niggas tell and be cool with it. Like, I'm not calling you like one day. I got one of everybody that I call and had on the phone that wanted to talk to you, none of them niggas was hot. The wit wanted to talk to you. Who else wanted to? Matter of fact, they weren't even nigga. I'm just telling you about it.

SPEAKER_09 1:06:47

Yeah.

SPEAKER_10 1:06:47

And Ron the only one, because he was saying he was your cousin. I'm like, oh you, Ryan, I got ass and I've been around him all my life. Now I ain't never heard of you, nigga. Who the fuck is you? Man, I'm telling you, man, Mark my day. Who nigga, hold up? Now you're saying names that I know of, but nigga, who is you? You know what I'm saying? So now that's the only reason why he got a chance to talk to you. But if I know it's a rat, I know it for sure. Yeah, we could convert you what's up, yeah, yeah, uh, yeah. What's up? I'm not giving him he called you or cuz just handed him the phone.

SPEAKER_09 1:07:14

Hey, tatted 215. I ain't saying I ain't sending no money. I ain't throwing that.

SPEAKER_10 1:07:19

I ain't I ain't Hey hey, hey, hey, King Riley Lawrence, 7706. Man, listen, man. I have penitentiary stress disorder like a motherfucker, bro. That's PSD, man. Yeah, I mean, like it is I can get a check if the check because sustain me, the only reason why I don't go for the check, because it's only gonna be like $900, $800 a month. That can't then you can't work with it. But you can get one of them other some other checks too, though.

SPEAKER_09 1:07:43

What kind of check? Like the the retired, like not that.

SPEAKER_10 1:07:46

But that they not, they don't they they that joint don't be over $1,200. I can't do it. I know I could get all these special joints that they got for everybody. But my shit, my bills, if it wasn't for you, I wouldn't be paying. But my bills would be well, even if I get some modest shit, 800, 900. That's the chat. That's the chat.

SPEAKER_09 1:08:05

But you uh but you you probably get more. I think your disorder, you probably would get like about 12 grand a month.

SPEAKER_10 1:08:11

Man, where the fuck they sign me up? Man, I'm the hell with this show and everything. Y'all better watch, stay out of jail. That's all this is the last episode. They ready to sign me up for 12 bucks a month. I'm gonna get with y'all on the back end. I'm gonna go ahead and tell y'all names, stay out of jail. But I got 12 grand a month waiting on me over here. I got to go ahead and leave this. I'm out of here, bro. You up here tomorrow by yourself. Can we go sign up today? Shit, 12 grand a month. 12 grand a month. Ain't nobody trying to hear none of that shit.

SPEAKER_09 1:08:41

Yo, but listen, so going back to him, right? I this one, because I'm thinking about it now. I'm like, damn. I want I wanted to ask him, because he kept he kept saying, yeah, he up here, man. He just keep asking about you, man. You're my block, man. He said, No, you may grew up with y'all done this, this, this, and that. So I'm like, I'm like, oh, I know who it is. He's like, he right here right now, put him on the phone. I'm like, what's somebody put him on the phone? I put him on the phone. He's like, yo, you know, gave me gave me the slams, whatever. And um time talking to him, like, that he told on uh on folks in there, man. Who's in that? That's something. I'm thinking, and he asked him quickly, like, yeah, man, I be home real soon. And what's up with you, bro? I heard he over here on the other side and all this other stuff. And I'm like, yeah, he like, man, yeah, I'll be I'll be out of here real soon, man. I'm about to touch it. Real soon, man. Everything worked out, man. And you know, so I'm like, ah, I wanted to ask him, like, yo, why you tell him? Because he had nothing to do with them homicides.

SPEAKER_10 1:09:42

Yeah, see.

SPEAKER_09 1:09:42

He was booked on the homicide over here.

SPEAKER_10 1:09:45

One thing, man. We got 300, we'll real fast. And remember what you were saying, we got 300 people in this chat, man. 300 people, man. That's that's that right there. I'm humble. I say this humbly, man. I say this humbly, I say this graciously. I say this with gratitude, and I can speak on my brother's behalf, man, that the family is definitely growing, man. But there's no reason in the world why we got under 50 likes. Help us, y'all. If y'all gonna watch us, help us. Like that junk, man. Get that shit, get it into the algorithm. The more likes we got, the more algorithm, the more reach we get. If y'all banging with us, man, we bringing y'all this content at a warming rate, and it's not pleasing, but facts to the ears. That's what we strive to do up here. Factual, all real. You know what I mean? Not know up here we capping and we playing like we just these big time niggas that went through life. No, we went through it with a bunch of scars and a hum duty laugh that we're still here in society to even be here to even be giving y'all a warning about going the left. But come on, man, let's get them likes up, man. I'm not I'm begging y'all. I'm begging y'all. I ain't asking y'all, I'm begging y'all. Come on, man. We got 300 people in the chat, y'all. There's nothing to hit that heart. I'm talking about you can roll over, hit it, go back to sleep. You can roll over no accident to hit it. Not on duty. Fuck with us. This nigga not on duty, but go ahead. Yeah, it said roll over, hit it, it goes back to sleep. That was crazy. That was crazy.

SPEAKER_09 1:11:01

That was that I would duty. Was that double duty? He said you can roll over and hit it, it go back to sleep. That was crazy. That could be your girl.

SPEAKER_10 1:11:10

No, that's not that's not on duty. Yo, that was crazy. Man, that shit went from 44 to 96. That's what I'm seeing now. Now we cooking with grease, y'all. Now we cooking with grease. Get that butter and that margin out of here.

SPEAKER_09 1:11:26

I've been waiting on that grease. After you said roll over and hit it and go back to sleep. That was crazy. But listen, you know, um all right, but no, but then again, like hold on, yeah. You you you it's it's it's been guys that we know that told that I ain't, you know, I ain't seen you.

SPEAKER_10 1:11:45

Because I probably yeah, because that's another thing, because I, you know, we probably came to amends with it, got away from it. You know what I'm saying? I let them do them, I'm doing me. But for me that, you know, and then we done been through, I'm not doing activities with them dudes and none of that. I'm talking about criminal activities. Now, if I'm meeting a known rat, I I don't want no nothing to do with him. I don't want to get no money with him. I don't want to dislike him, I don't hate him, I don't want him to die, none of that. I just don't want to conduct myself with you. Because one day I might knock a nigga ass out or something. Because you know, me, I'm off the live wire. Yeah, we don't almost got something with you earlier. You know what I'm saying? No, me and you almost did something together.

SPEAKER_09 1:12:19

That was cool. Nobody's gonna tell about it. No, you might have gotten to a fight. We don't we almost got to an altercation.

SPEAKER_10 1:12:25

That's what I'm talking about. Me and you. Me and you.

SPEAKER_09 1:12:27

Yeah, that was anything.

SPEAKER_10 1:12:28

Yeah, ain't nobody gonna tell them. You might tell on me. The kids know all that Abby's come and the wives, oh my god. And you know, everybody's scared me. I knew he was gonna do it. All right, fuck it, we call him the cops.

SPEAKER_09 1:12:38

I think a cool bit is gonna establish the dominance.

SPEAKER_10 1:12:41

One thing about a rumble, right? See, a lot of people ask that question about a rumble. And I think that you get to a certain point in age where though you should stop fighting your friends. Like if y'all, you know, every friend fought growing up. Like when you get in your 40s, I don't think that's called for no more. We could argue to disagree and go our separate ways. But F it had to come to that, that's cool too. That's cool too. If we had a function and I might have had a little bit too much to understand me and hit your mean, and we going back and forth, and everybody at the function truck. All right, just everybody get out our way and see if we faking. Because sometimes, nine times ten, we'll get the you ever see a dog and they on the other side of the fence and they barking, I watched this joint a real the other day. They get in the gate, they biting the gate, they didn't got each other's nose. The owner opened the gate, they was like this. I'm talking about nothing in front of them now. But he set the gate. So the the gate is the people on our way. We're going, yeah, man, fuck you, feek, man, fuck you, black. I knock you out, feek, man, fuck you, black. We going back and forth. Everybody got now. That's the first breach to see if we're serious. When y'all separate and if we get quiet, we was punt faking. Now, if we still trying to, now it's time to let the men go ahead and do that. It's cool because down the rumble is going to bring understanding. Yes. It's going to be an understanding at an all-time high, especially fighting me. You're going to understand that day what it's like to live life for the rest of your life after a fight like from me. And I'm not the baddest, I just know my heart in the Olympics. Because I'm grabbing, I'm not losing. I'm not going to try to kill him. I'm grabbing his ass. I'm grabbing dick. We on the ground rolling around. I'm pulling mouth down. I'm squeezing nipples. Anything to win. Anything to win, we about here. So now he might lead a fight, not feeling like he was just in a fight. Like he might feel like, damn, like, damn, I feel a little violent. Like this nigga, ass cheek still got a firm ass hole, like a firm ass. You feel it. You feel like, then this nigga was trying to rip it off. Like you wifey, like, oh, you know you're a little light. She like, Dan's prints on your joint. I see him. Now you in there mad over again, want rumble again. I'm outside, yo. What's up? You my guy. I love you. We go ahead and get back in here. Saying about nothing.

SPEAKER_09 1:14:46

There's nothing wrong with a little rumble every now and then. There's nothing wrong, man. I think what I think it it establishes a dominance of who's you know? I think I think that's the I think that's the issue. We didn't we we haven't established the actual dominance. You know, you know how you see the two male lines.

SPEAKER_10 1:15:00

Makes up our charity. We should do a charity box to match me and you for the not old dude. Yo, our charity, I'm knocking you out. They gotta, hey yo, y'all put a drawer together and it got five books or more in there. That's gonna be a one-rounder. I need that nigga. And my man loves me so much that he I got to get that. I'm not squitting nothing or nothing. He can go up top. I ain't hitting him up top. I am winning. I am winning. There's only two things that you can't beat me over. You ain't gonna beat me up in front of my girl, and you ain't gonna beat me up about that bag. I remember one time Mar came on the block, right? This be this back when I was still, you know what I mean, in my jahaliya ways. For the audience that don't know, is an Arabic word for ignorance. And and I was in my ignorance still thinking I'm young and can sell things and you know, could that land me back in jail. So I had a friend, I had a little girl at the time, I ain't gonna mention her name, but she's extraordinary, she's extraordinary, she's beautiful. And this this was back then, back then though. And um, and a homie came up on a block, Halal Fitness. You know, what the general burger. Go ahead.

SPEAKER_09 1:16:07

And fight. You know, I listen, he didn't explain to y'all that I, you know, I've been boxing since I was a kid. Oh my God.

SPEAKER_10 1:16:12

Listen, back. So he comes up. I said, then I'll tell you this story to say it's two things that I'm not losing in front of my girl or some money. But listen, you can beat me up. Like if you caught me by myself, you could beat me up. No money involved, no girl around. I'll take that. A couple of them. But my girl came up, right? When she was there, he poured up Halal Fitness. He he's the burpee general. For y'all go following, man. Halal Fitness, man. And he made a bet with me. He was like, yo, I bet you can't do 50 burpees. Now in jail, I was a workout machine. Came home, fell off, got out to eating good, and I'm smoking good, cigarettes, drinking good. All that takes a toll on your body to exercise, especially if you haven't been doing it already. And he tried to get out on me in front of my old lady. She was out there at the time and he like, yo, man, you can't even do 50 burpees. Man, I give you 500 hours, you do 50. I did 75. You put the money up, and my lady here. I'd have doubled that joint up if he ain't stopped me. He like, yo, you did it, man. You did it. Yeah. Sweating like a dog. And he ain't getting my money. Mad as a mug. I'd be like, hell no.

SPEAKER_09 1:17:16

Oh man. Shout out to Mar. Yo, man. Yeah, I mean, that's just crazy, but you know, money, money does. Now you see why our fighters get get paid to fight. You know what I mean? They like, hold on, listen, I'm getting what? To go in here and fight? People gonna, man, listen, we're gonna get it on. Yeah, hell yeah. That the money entices the actual, you know, we we ain't put out the shoe the show for the members only with me and nephew. Oh, yeah, we had a bit of a bit of a heat issue, man. Had a bit of a little bit of a heat issue. You still got one, but go ahead. Yeah, but we uh, you know, it's a little cool today, so we we in here recording at alarming race.

SPEAKER_10 1:17:53

It's 305 in the chat. It's 305 in the chat, man. Thank you, family, man. Hit them like buttons, man. Thank you, man. Man, fill it. Won't we fill up this event space like this, man? I'm holding things back that I want to explain to y'all right now about prison and all that. But I got some very interesting topics that I'm going to uh explain to y'all at this live show that me and my brother know about. And we're gonna is we gonna have a mic that we could pass around like in the audience. Because our mics, uh we ain't we don't got no microphone, like a junk, like a we'll have that. We'll have all that stuff. Yeah, I mean like we could like a cordless joint that we could you can't you do that, Cody? Yeah, we got the lavaliers. You can put it inside the mic and they can pass it around. Oh, you can put it inside the mic. Yeah, there's a lot of things you can do with that. We got we we're gonna be good. Oh, well, yeah. See, I'm rolling I'm rolling with the rock, man. I'm with the rock. When you see me with the rock, we in the rock. Boxing is dangerous. People die in the box. Nah, I ain't gonna make him die. That's why I say I won't go. He could go to my head. See, I'm just I'm just I just don't have he he know what's gonna happen.

SPEAKER_09 1:18:47

Nah. In the boxing match? A shit and grits.

SPEAKER_10 1:18:51

That smoking shit don't mean nothing. What's his name? Shit and grits. Oh man, shout out to him. What'd it say? At shit and grits. Yeah. But Leah, like he said, black, he said, black smoke newports, he's gonna gas out. Nah. Listen, when you fight, right? This is how I learned how to fight in the penitentiary. I've been knew how to fight, but I'm talking about the technique of fighting, right? In the penitentiary, I go in. If I know I'm fighting somebody, and I go in there, in my mind, I'm gonna count off 20-20. And when I say I'm gonna count off 20 or 20 punches, 20 punches. So I'm counting like this: one, two, three, four, five. I don't stop swinging until I get to 40. If you can withstand that, that's in my mind the whole time I go in there and fight. Soon as a nigga go, they open the door and we go in the cell. As soon as I get in the cell, two, three, four, five. I'm just swinging 40 punches. If you can withstand that first barrage of punches, then that means you in you you you in shape and you ready to go. But man, nine out of ten that couldn't withstand that. I don't think I had a nigga that could, and I ain't no bit, I didn't been beat up. I done been punched on because I've been stolen on and all that. Can't too many handle that 40 right off the break. I'm talking about from the gun bus. You know, niggas be fainting, you know, trying to test their opponent. No, let's get some money. You gotta bring ass to get ass.

SPEAKER_09 1:20:02

I know. I know exactly what I'm uh listen. I'm going straight to the nah, I'm going straight to the body. All body work for you know, you're gonna be he gonna be he ain't gonna be able to move. Then I'll move around. How long?

SPEAKER_10 1:20:16

How many rounds is we joined? I smoke, you not you you can pick how many rounds you want, but but I I uh we only need one. Just one. You're not gonna touch me, you know. Bro, what you gonna run the whole round?

SPEAKER_09 1:20:25

Once I get to you and get to grab them shoes, you can't do that with boxing gloves on.

SPEAKER_10 1:20:29

Yeah, but come here, get over here. Yeah, okay. Get get you get you to me. And once I get you to me, you you kind of soft like a baby. No, no, then you better not be smelling like powder and shit like that. It's rid of your ass. You in there smelling like butter cormel and all. Oh my god, man. Nah, he butter caramel. You in there smelling like shea butter and yeah, I mean butter from Beirut or Kadak uh uh uh caba or something like that. Nah, bro. I'm trying to see what's up with this butter.

SPEAKER_08 1:20:54

Do it make you shine? Yeah, no, dude.

SPEAKER_09 1:20:59

Yeah, so yeah, once again, y'all, July 18th, man. Uh tickets are available right now. Um, you know, y'all get y'all tickets, man. We want to see y'all there, all y'all who can make it, man. And don't forget to hit to hit the like button, like button. Like the like button is right there at the bottom of y'all screen. I believe it to the right, you can hit the like button, man. Now, let me ask you this question, y'all. So you you see all types of uh, you know, you know, fights in jail, boxing, you know what I mean. When you when you when you're fighting in jail, is is it is it ever just like people just doing hand-to-hand combat, or is it like everything, it's automatic going into whatever to win?

SPEAKER_10 1:21:37

It's automatic it's automatic. It's never like an average traditional boxing match that you see and and they they feeling each other out, they fainting each other, and they dance new. First of all, nine times out of ten, this the fight is gonna take take place in very close confined area. A very close confined area. And the stage, this stage that y'all looking at us that we sitting on these couches on, this shit like a is like a football field. If we was fighting, like a football field. I'm trying to show you how large this stage is in jail. You're gonna get a tenth of the stage that you be fighting in. You got niggas that go in the shower room and fight. You know how small the shower room is, bro. But when you standing in there, when you shut yourself in that shower, like I gotta wash like this because I don't want to touch the walls. Niggas be coming on the walls, peeing on the walls, dookieing on the walls. But this is how clothes confined. But nigga, two men will go in there and a nigga will hold the shower set and niggas in there getting it. I'm talking about this all money. All you hear is boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. That's all you hear. Ain't no ducking wrecking there. Only wreck you ducking is running up out of there. Ah, that's it, I quit.

SPEAKER_09 1:22:46

No who lost then. So ever come out of there, now somebody also said in the chat that can who can win out of basketball.

SPEAKER_10 1:22:53

Oh, you you probably could win on basketball. I'll just bully you around, but I ain't got no for nothing. I just watched your work that yo, we got some live footage, right? I don't know why you ain't put it out there of us, you know, us and our brothers that we got a little bit.

SPEAKER_09 1:23:06

Square.

SPEAKER_10 1:23:07

This man, this man got a fat neck, he got a fat back and neck, like the the the neck, the the top of his neck when he runs around with shirt on his sweating it like a fat, soft ass titty or something. Right there on his lower neck, the back of it. I'm like, yo, what the hell is that? I'm like, my man getting old. It's probably fluids or something. He yeah, I don't know what the fuck is going on up there. Yeah, so yeah, I mean, but yeah, they got a full live content. But on basketball, like he's little for he's a lot more finesseful than me in basketball. I just know how only thing, if I was to get on the court, if I was to get on it, which I probably wouldn't. I don't know. I like talking trash.

SPEAKER_09 1:23:41

Why not putting up the basketball with it?

SPEAKER_10 1:23:42

I like talking trash. I've been doing like that my whole life. Ain't something I just started. I just like talking trash. I like talking trash. Yeah, all that sitting talking trash. Yeah. But my thing is, if I was to play, all I want to do is grab rebounds and play defense. Grab balls and play defense. That's it. Come on, man. You know what I'm talking about. God, man. What's up with him, y'all?

SPEAKER_09 1:24:07

Guy going crazy. But yeah, man, don't forget once again, July 18th, man. Tickets going sale, man. Uh, why don't open up these phone lines in a minute to y'all, man? And um and did you hold on did you play basketball in jail? Yeah, I thought I was going out there.

SPEAKER_10 1:24:20

I'm playing, I got a couple homies that I like playing one-on-one. Yeah, I like playing one-on-one. Yeah.

unknown 1:24:27

Wow.

SPEAKER_10 1:24:27

Turkey being somehow here, cook you.

SPEAKER_09 1:24:31

We're gonna have we're gonna have a uh a basketball event real soon, too, man. You're gonna start doing all types of stuff. Basketball celebrity, basketball drinks. We're gonna have a uh present by tell us from the jail, we're gonna have y'all there, man. We're gonna do some crazy stuff. Yeah, man. I'm trying, I'm trying, I'll be trying to, you know, slow him down as far as you know, his his he's vulgar with it, you know, with his with his his his verbal expressions, man. Sometimes them joints be going way left. Way left. And y'all hear it a lot of time. I know y'all be wanting to say, I know y'all be like, oh, not on y'all be saying not on duty now too. Come on, man. Text me, all right?

SPEAKER_00 1:25:08

No, I wouldn't text my phone on. Come on, man. I thought I heard you tired of it. No, I wouldn't never text.

SPEAKER_09 1:25:14

Huh? Yeah, I thought I thought I heard uh what you call? I thought I heard you.

SPEAKER_10 1:25:18

You always said you'll go with it and then it's just like earlier. That's why I always fight. But if he never said that, you'd have swore it by a law. I was texting.

SPEAKER_09 1:25:27

No, I'm saying I'd just like to.

SPEAKER_10 1:25:28

No, no, no. I'm not if he had never said that, once you come up with it in your mind, that's what it is. No, bro, it's not that, bro. Just cause you think it don't mean it's that. No, that's it. But let's get back to the performance of the you're mean to the audience, man. We'll talk about that when these cameras go off. But I got my I might have something tight, might have something for you today when these drones go off. What are you talking about? No, not on duty when they talk about what's up, though.

SPEAKER_09 1:25:51

Yo, man, now y'all mind me going left, but yeah. Yeah, he like listen, I'm telling you, Turkey Band, listen, everybody in the chat. I want to say what's up, the Dark Skin Beauty, Turkey Bands, James LaFlames. What's going on, man? My Dia 267, you know, uh R the Peak 7032, D Mac 2373, bless for the Dean. You know what I mean? Shout out to everybody out there in the chat.

SPEAKER_10 1:26:19

We got 310 up in the chat, man. Thank y'all, man. Hit them like buttons, man. Thank you, man. I just hope everybody show up, man, because for this event that we having, man, on the 18th of July, man. Yo, JK talking fake your yeeks by me online. Yeah, I mean, he keeps talking about not on duty until a motherfucker rub on his booty. Yeah, you better not go in there playing around talking about not on duty. But who touched my booty? Yeah, not on duty. Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 1:26:45

Shout out to Nine Nittles. Shout out to whole Blum. Shout out to everybody, man. That's been listening in. Yeah, man. We gotta get to these phones. Phones up. The bill pay? It better be.

SPEAKER_10 1:26:58

How is it gonna be?

SPEAKER_09 1:27:01

It might be. It might not be. Try to call it. See what's going on. Phone line might be open. 215-316-3492. Don't forget y'all to go follow us on Facebook as well. And also, man, listen, thank y'all for um who all of the listeners who've been listening on Apple Podcasts, man. We just we in the top is we doing good? Yeah, top 200 podcasts. You know, we we we crack the top 200, you know, we are in the top uh 10% as far as you know listeners and downloads. Uh we are doing, you know, v really, really well. Um we good. Phone lines is open to two one five, three one six, four four nine two, two one five, three one six, four four nine two. Hello? Is it is it uh We can't hear nothing. Is it connected to the Bluetooth? Can't hear nothing. Hello? Tell us from the jails. Oh yeah, I heard I heard it. I heard it. Um yeah, y'all. We yeah, we we we there we go. Family, that's the that's the sound we like to hear.

SPEAKER_06 1:28:28

Tell us from the jails we speaking with what's going on is Joe from Uptown.

SPEAKER_09 1:28:33

What's up, Joe? Shout out to Uptown, man. What's going on with you, man?

SPEAKER_06 1:28:37

Definitely, definitely, man. Look, I got a question for uh black. Talk to me. Um, so listen, right? For the dudes that never been upstate, I've never been to jail. Which protocol say it's your first day on the block, uh, you court your case or whatever, judge give you a sentence, your first day on the block, CO tell you what cell to go to. What's the first thing you do? What's your first five days looking like? Your first five days, the first thing you do nobody on the block.

SPEAKER_10 1:29:04

The first thing you should do as a convict when you're first sentenced to your jail and you get there, upon getting your cell information to go to your cell, you go to that cell door and you treat it like you're going to somebody else's door that you don't know about. Not like it's your own door because the guard told you to go there. Nah, you still gotta get invited in there. This is man shit. You go to that door, you look in, you knock, you open the door. And if it ain't nobody in the cell when you first get there, the proper thing would do is to open the cell all the way up, sit your bag on the side of the door and wait out front to that person come to the cell. That's the proper, correct way to do. So you don't go in there and help yourself to no comments. No, you don't go in there helping yourself moving shit around and all that because he might got shit. He you might got the top bunk, he on the bottom bunk. The top bunk might be open, but he got his property up there. When I'm in the cell by myself and I ain't got no celly, I put all my shit on the top bunk. I use that as a dresser. So I'm not gonna go in there and just be moving shit out the way he's not there. Now, if he's there, you're not gonna be. No, I'm going to my room. I'm going to no, I'm not standing myself. Once I go in the it's the federal and state is different. I only can tell you about federal. Nine times out of ten, when you get off the bus and you get on a unit, niggas is waiting. Niggas is like the bus day is like one of the best days besides commissary. Because niggas got friends coming, niggas looking for homies to get off the bus. So a lot of people won't know who you like. I say the mail list comes like if you come into that jail that day, it's only 40 people coming to the jail. So nines out of times out of 10, the dudes that work in laundry at the jail you're coming to, we know you coming there before you even get there. I'm talking about two days in event. Your name, if your name Darrell Blank, 066, because you're from Philly, they're gonna pass out all the 066s to the all the Philly dudes. Like, yo, y'all got five homies getting off this bus uh Thursday. So we know we got care package, bags together, like dudes that already been there. That's how they carry it. I got soap for you, shower shoes, sweatsuit, probably a little pair of dog sneaks so you can get you some sneaks. You know what I'm saying? Just shit that hold you over till you can go to the store. But you ain't gonna have to look hard. Like, say if you go to a cell, right, and it's a DC nigga or a Jersey nigga or a New York nigga, a nigga gonna ask you, Dan, where you from, hom? Or I'm from Philly. He's gonna he gonna point you in the direction of some Philly niggas. You're gonna know where some Philly niggas at the first 10 minutes of you arriving on that unit.

SPEAKER_07 1:31:31

Type shut, type shut. Yeah. All right, man.

SPEAKER_10 1:31:34

Did that clear things up?

SPEAKER_06 1:31:35

You said July 18th, right?

SPEAKER_10 1:31:37

Yeah, July 18th, man. Yeah, well, see you there, bro.

SPEAKER_06 1:31:39

Solid day and I'll just I look forward to it. Y'all be easy. All right, man.

SPEAKER_09 1:31:42

Appreciate it. Yeah. No, we don't even think like that until you say not on duty. It's a thought process. You gotta chill. Come on, man. MT Way Man 27, man. Come on, man. Some of these things this is not rocket science. Some things be way, way left that he say. Y'all gotta agree.

unknown 1:32:09

It's a thought process.

SPEAKER_09 1:32:11

Tell us in the joke. Who you speaking to?

SPEAKER_05 1:32:19

Hey, I got a question, right? So my man, he he went he from Trenton too.

SPEAKER_09 1:32:26

Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:32:27

He went to Nebraska and did some dumb shit and got locked up. So I've been helping him out, you know. I probably spent like maybe like 1500 on him. Since he's been locked up.

SPEAKER_02 1:32:41

Okay.

SPEAKER_05 1:32:42

Should I feel like bad for like wanting to like cut it off? Cause it's like getting to a point where it's like he's becoming like a bell, you know what I mean? And like, he's my man, but it's like it's like taking a total of me. You feel what I'm saying?

SPEAKER_09 1:32:54

Let me speak to you because I I I was I was in that position, you know, and and I'm still kind of in that position right now. Well, I'm actually in a position right now. If that's your man, only thing you can do is say, I don't got it, if you don't got it. But if you got it, man, that's your man. Look out for your man. Don't leave him in there. Because he he in a whole nother state. And that it I can see if he was in the same place you was at, where more people can probably help him out. But he's in a whole nother state where he probably can't even get no visits or nothing. So if you got it, man, you can give it to him as far as financially. Go ahead and give it to him financially. But if you if you ain't got it, just gotta tell him I ain't got it right now, but I I'll have something for you, or just get what you can. You know what I mean? Sometimes people find a way or a reason not to answer the phone, and that ain't cool at all. So make sure you look out for that, man. Think about yourself being in there and you know, no, and nobody's sending you no money.

SPEAKER_10 1:33:44

So if he's reaching out, if he's asking you for it, he he need it for sure. And one thing is the more you keep looking at this black, the more you keep looking at it as a bill, the more you're gonna have a sour taste in your mouth. Your friend ain't never your bill, man. That's your companion, man. If the if this is a friend, that that's the word that in this paragraph that I'm telling you. If this was a motherfucking associate of yours, somebody that you just kick the bobo with name, by all means, you can step aside and let somebody else do that. But if this is your friend, a person you call your brother, yeah, man. Don't look at him as a bill, because that's gonna keep hitting us out with like, and then like my brother just said, it might be times when you ain't got it, man. The truth is better than you sending the money sometime. You know what I mean? You saying like, yo, bro, I ain't got it right now. Motherfucker get to hang up their phone, or I gotta wait on my folks. Instead of him thinking something coming and you ain't answering the phone no more that day or the next day. And yeah, now it's like, damn, what I do wrong, like what happened? You know what I mean? The clarity, clarity, you know what I'm saying? Uh uh uh uh uh will relieve everything.

SPEAKER_09 1:34:44

Yeah, it's always good to say it's gonna get it right now. You know what I mean? But if you say you're gonna send it, make sure you send it. You know what I mean?

SPEAKER_05 1:34:54

I appreciate that. I appreciate it. Yeah, yo. Y'all y'all give me through my whole work days, y'all. I appreciate that.

SPEAKER_09 1:34:59

I appreciate you too, man. Jay Day, man.

SPEAKER_05 1:35:02

Too, yeah.

SPEAKER_09 1:35:04

Mm-hmm. It says your friend can be a bill. People be entitled. He probably asking every week or every other day. Nah. But that's that's where it comes in.

SPEAKER_10 1:35:14

Dark skin beauty, that's where it comes in for you of being home to pick the caution sign up. Like, yo, ho, cuz you just hit me. Like, I had niggas tell me before, spray your blues. Like, come on, man.

SPEAKER_09 1:35:24

Hit me when you let me spread your blues. Tell us in the jealous, who you speaking with? It was Bando from Uptown. Shout out to Uptown. What's up, Bando?

SPEAKER_03 1:35:35

What's good with you? I question some black. Okay, what's going on, baby? Talk to me. So, like, since you've been like in the stages all around, all over the country, you've probably seen a lot of different like street cultures and like personalities. Yeah, obviously, like problems could happen like with anybody, but like, were there any like certain cities or groups where you noticed like the mentality was different? Yes, like people were known for like seriousness or like hard to deal with or like real discipline.

SPEAKER_10 1:36:05

Yes, yes, absolutely 10,000 times correct what you just said. You you notice that like ain't nobody in there really playing. You might have a couple dudes out of groups that be playing, but for the most part, everybody's standing on business as men. You know what I'm saying? So now you know who who who is less tolerant to shit, like the DC niggas, hands down, man. Them niggas ain't playing in there with you, man. You go in there and you do something goofy with them niggas, they standing on your ass sideways, front ways, back ways, up ways. Your ass is getting dealt with that day. Now, not to say that no other group do it do it either, but they are more so a crushing your ass, you jump out there. So you see it, you see it on a regular at an alarming rate, bro. Yes, you do.

SPEAKER_03 1:36:49

Right, right, right. And one more thing, like yeah, send the money to the jails, man. They they in that jar, they they they gotta eat. You feel what I'm saying? My man's in there right now, he gets mad at me for dumb shit all the time. You know what I'm saying? And I'm still I'm sending that shit. I'm sending the bread to me. You know what I'm saying? I don't it don't matter, you know what I'm saying? $10, $20, $25, don't matter. That shit add up, that shit add up for him.

SPEAKER_09 1:37:14

For sure. All right, man. Enjoy your day, bro. Or enjoy your night, rather.

SPEAKER_03 1:37:18

You too, man.

SPEAKER_09 1:37:20

Yeah, 215-316-4492. 215-316-4492.

SPEAKER_10 1:37:28

What's that was his name?

SPEAKER_09 1:37:29

What was his name? Dallabills? Forget. What was his name? Uh Toffee, guys' name. That's this call. Uh Toffee. Toffee probably tell us from the jails. We speaking with tell us from the jails. Next call. Tell us from the jails. Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Well, listen, that's another thing too, man. A lot of you y'all gotta be careful with sending these cash apps on these on these phones. Whoever's sending these cash apps, be careful. Tell us from the jails.

SPEAKER_10 1:38:08

We're speaking with I want to ask a question.

SPEAKER_09 1:38:12

That uh let me say something, because listen, that that K2, a lot of a lot of dudes is calling home, getting their family members, their girls, and they even got me a couple times to send money through a cash app because they wanted to smoke some deuce. Nah, I put money on your books, that's it. I ain't putting I ain't doing nothing else. Tell us from the jails.

SPEAKER_01 1:38:32

Oh, what's up, man?

SPEAKER_09 1:38:33

What's going on? Who you speaking with?

SPEAKER_01 1:38:35

This is um A from Brooklyn.

SPEAKER_09 1:38:37

Shout out to Brooklyn, New York. What's up, man?

SPEAKER_01 1:38:43

I watch all y'all podcasts. Appreciate that, man. So black, appreciate you for giving these stories.

SPEAKER_05 1:38:54

Keeping me working and taking care of my family.

SPEAKER_10 1:38:58

Man, you man, I would be man, thank you, man, for listening to what I got to say, man. Thank you. Oh, you know you're gonna say at alarming rate, at a super alarming rate. Shout out to Brooklyn, New York.

SPEAKER_09 1:39:12

Take the call. Tell us from the jails. Who you speaking with?

SPEAKER_07 1:39:19

Hey, what's up, man? Talk Phoebe. How welcome?

SPEAKER_09 1:39:22

Well, what's going on?

SPEAKER_07 1:39:23

We speaking with man, my name is Harlem, man. I'm from Jersey.

SPEAKER_09 1:39:27

What's up, Harlem? Shout out to Jersey. What's going on?

SPEAKER_07 1:39:29

Well, man, shout out Edison. Shout out Rosale or Elizabeth Wallrap.

SPEAKER_09 1:39:33

Yeah, yeah, for sure. What's up, man?

SPEAKER_07 1:39:36

Hey man, I'll just be I'll be I'll be enjoying y'all show, man.

SPEAKER_09 1:39:39

Appreciate that.

SPEAKER_07 1:39:40

Black funny as hell.

SPEAKER_09 1:39:42

Yeah, he's a little crazy. He ain't he a little crazy. That's all that is.

SPEAKER_07 1:39:47

He it's just hey man, I've been in jail, man. You gotta be like black.

SPEAKER_09 1:39:52

All right, man. I appreciate you.

SPEAKER_07 1:39:55

Y'all did find a jersey instead.

SPEAKER_09 1:39:57

Oh, yeah? Well, you staying free, man. You're free now, so man, just stay stay home, man. Take care of your family, beyond you.

SPEAKER_07 1:40:06

Oh, yeah, no, I've been home since 2014, and I'm doing good.

SPEAKER_09 1:40:08

That's what's up, man. That's what's up, man. We appreciate you listening in. And uh, we got more to come out on duty as far as I've been talking together. I appreciate you, man.

SPEAKER_07 1:40:18

All right, sound legal.

SPEAKER_09 1:40:19

Thanks for that.

SPEAKER_07 1:40:20

Let's go.

SPEAKER_09 1:40:21

Tell us from the jails. Tell us from the jails who's speaking with.

SPEAKER_01 1:40:27

Taking your hands.

SPEAKER_09 1:40:30

Tell us from the jails who's speaking with. Yeah, man. Listen, we love the support, man. Like, we really do, man. I really like appreciate it. I just we sent talk about stuff the other day, like how you know we first started out, it was like six people in the in the in the um and watching us two people sometime, one one person, and we still kept the message going because we felt like we we can reach this one person with the message, you know, it's a benefit. And uh now we look at things and you know, y'all are you know supporting us and you know, we see where everything is going. And the only thing that we can do is give back. You know what I mean? So once they get us a check somehow, we ain't gonna check yet. But once you get a check, we're gonna definitely get back. All types of events, all types of stuff, you know. And I feel like it's coming soon, it's not on duty, but we're gonna keep pushing for sure. Tell us from the jails, we speaking with this Yuri. What's up, Yuri? Where are you calling from?

SPEAKER_04 1:41:31

I'm from North. I'm calling. Because I've I've been watching y'all for a minute. I appreciate what y'all have been doing.

SPEAKER_09 1:41:38

Appreciate you, man.

SPEAKER_04 1:41:39

I just wanted to bring up a topic that I feel like maybe y'all talk on. As far as uh how see me, I ain't never been to jail, but I've had running with police where they lied on me and where they put me in a situation where I had to be arrested, like even at a young age, like after school type things, stuff like that, where you don't gotta really be doing anything in the wrong, and the police they'll set you up and lie on you, or you can end up in jail.

SPEAKER_09 1:42:14

For sure. We've seen that plenty of times, whereas though, like uh police officers have pulled individuals over or stop individuals in the street, and they have place drugs or or or whatever on that person. And uh, this is a fact, man. So, you know, I listen, I totally agree with you, man.

SPEAKER_04 1:42:32

Right. Yeah, it's just crazy. And like police, they they can set you up and put you in the situation. A lot of times, you don't even gotta be somebody that's in the streets or a street person per se. You you could be an innocent man and you still get caught up.

SPEAKER_09 1:42:48

For sure, man, for sure, man. And thank you for calling in, man. Enjoy your night, man. We appreciate it. Just be safe, man, and continue to stay focused, man. All right, for sure. All right, thanks for calling, Michelle North Philly. Hey, uh shout out to uh Jub Op215, man. Thank you for that. Thank you for that. We're gonna try to hold ourselves accountable to be the best podcast out of Philly at some point. No disrespect to nobody, but we just gonna continue to continue to push uh our platform and see where it goes. And you know, no disrespect. We will support everybody who has a podcast in our city. Um, but not only are we trying to be the best podcast out of our city, we're trying to be the best podcast out there that's spreading the awareness. That's what it's about, spreading the awareness of an oppression, which is plagued, you know, the white, black, brown, you know, whatever color individual is you find in prison. So it's a press oppression for everybody, man. Yeah, man. So yeah, man. Uh don't forget, y'all, July 18th. Oh, the merch is fire. You know, we we we we we got another another uh uh person who's um who's decided to help us out, and he did some some some good designs uh for the merch. The merch should be available not only for the actual uh July 18th date, but the merch will be available online really, really soon. Um, probably before the actual date where y'all can order stuff, you know, or your order merch before the actual event. So we're gonna have that available. Got hats, t-shirts, you know, all types of stuff, you know. I'm looking at some socks and uh different things, cups, mugs, you know, um whatever. Tell us my gels, who you speaking with?

SPEAKER_08 1:44:32

What's going on?

SPEAKER_09 1:44:34

Well they can wait to Allah better catch up. Who speaking with?

SPEAKER_08 1:44:39

This is Rich from VA.

SPEAKER_09 1:44:40

Yo, shout out to Virginia, man. Shout out to you, Rich. What's going on, man? Listen, I I got a um I got a um uh uh business down there on uh Point Dexter Street, man. In uh in um in uh what's that? Where part of Virginia was that again? Huh? Chesapeake, Chesapeake, man. Yep.

SPEAKER_08 1:44:59

Okay, okay.

SPEAKER_09 1:45:00

What's going on, man?

SPEAKER_08 1:45:01

I'm out in Hampton.

SPEAKER_09 1:45:02

Oh, you in Hampton? You down there with Bubba Chuck from me.

SPEAKER_08 1:45:05

I was gonna Yeah, yeah. Man, what's going on? I was gonna say, um, y'all got a like a personal cash app we can send money to. So I want to make sure y'all getting the money directly and like YouTube ain't you know taxing off of it or whatever.

SPEAKER_09 1:45:21

Um, we do got a uh got a got a cash app. So what I'll do is um I'll it um it's in the uh talk isn't it's on that joint. So you put we'll put it in the chat if y'all want to send donations. We're not asking y'all to do that, but if somebody wants to send donations uh through Cash App, they can. Um, you know, and help us uh propel us to do more things. But like I said, I'm not asking y'all to do that, but if that's what y'all want to do, we'll put it in the chat for those who want to send donations that way. Appreciate that, man.

SPEAKER_08 1:45:47

Yeah, I know my guy Black Black said it'd be crunchy out there. I can't have them like that.

SPEAKER_09 1:45:52

Yeah, yeah, for sure.

SPEAKER_08 1:45:54

Send us cash out. Black, I'll take I'll take care of you.

SPEAKER_09 1:45:58

Appreciate it. Thank you, man. For sure.

SPEAKER_08 1:46:01

All right, y'all have a good one.

SPEAKER_09 1:46:02

So I'm like, shout out to Virginia. You know, it's a good community down there, too, man. It's you know, it was down there. You know, we script on there all the time. Uh Chesapeake. It says uh tell Shorty to bring them turkey wings and don't be and don't beat at J Okay Turkey Benz, what's up, man? It's my guy stay in the chat, man. But yeah, y'all, man. Like I said, July 18th, man. We got the phone lines open. Uh July 18th will be a live event, man. It's gonna be crazy. You know, we uh you know got some you know a lot of good responses from people. Um people gonna show up, you know, a lot of people are gonna be there.

SPEAKER_10 1:46:43

So you know Turkey Benz is crazy as hell, man.

SPEAKER_09 1:46:49

He did. He said, Yeah, send that job. Yeah, y'all. And listen, don't forget y'all follow go uh y'all can follow us on uh on Facebook as well. We on Facebook. We just put the uh the the uh the um cash app in the in the chat, man. So yeah, we thank y'all, man. Appreciate that, man. Shout out to VA, shout out to Philly, shout out to New York, shout out to all around the world, LA, California, Switzerland. You know, where you from, black uh you know, uh somebody says that you like the the kid on the in the uh in the Malcolm X movie when everybody be like, I'm Malcolm X. You like I'm Malcolm little African boy. How come every time some African drums be like your your foot start start tapping the ground?

SPEAKER_10 1:47:38

I don't notice that bro.

SPEAKER_09 1:47:39

I do. I see it whenever they hate like some African drums, like doom, do your foot, you just you can't help it. You just start tapping your foot like to the to the you know to the beat. So you you know you you uh they know that you from from Africa. Yeah, but listen, man, we thank y'all, man. We're calling everybody get up out of here. Uh tell us from the jails. We got like two more minutes. Uh 215-316-4492, 215-316-4492. Yo, man. Yeah, sometimes I just look over at you like the corner of my eye, man. And I just can't do that to help but laugh, man.

SPEAKER_06 1:48:30

Laughing what?

SPEAKER_09 1:48:32

It's you, man. Like it's crazy. I think about stuff when we was young, man. Like you they don't they they they get to know you a lot on this uh on this uh this lot this uh this this platform, but like obviously I like I know you where you where you where you came from, not like where we came from, and it's that type of stuff that you can't even imagine. This is like this is him at like how he is up here and he can animated. This is him at like a three. Yeah, the three. Tell us from the jails.

SPEAKER_01 1:49:06

Yo, what's up with y'all what's going on? Much respect. This Nel Vito going from Southwest.

SPEAKER_09 1:49:13

Shout out to Southwest, shout out to you. What's up, bro?

SPEAKER_01 1:49:16

Man, I want to say much respect to y'all, you know. I'm proud of what y'all know.

SPEAKER_09 1:49:25

Appreciate that, man.

SPEAKER_01 1:49:27

You know, y'all keep doing what y'all are doing as much respect because I watch y'all broadcasts every day, and y'all motivate me, man. You know what I'm saying? I did 11 half to 23, followed by another 11 half to 23. And I'm living a straight past. So everything that y'all say, I listen to y'all, bro, and I look up to y'all, man. Keep speaking facts, man. Yeah, definitely that, man.

SPEAKER_10 1:49:54

Thank you, man.

SPEAKER_01 1:49:56

Real way, because I follow you, game, and I'm proud of y'all, man. I follow You're on Instagram at the end of the day. I watch your podcast every day. Keep doing your thing, man. I smile weak and rock into the wall.

SPEAKER_09 1:50:11

Appreciate you, man.

SPEAKER_01 1:50:13

Appreciate y'all.

SPEAKER_09 1:50:15

Yeah, man. Yo. Sometimes, you know, um, we get these type of calls, man, and uh we be real motivational. You know, it seemed like it's like a family, like a family event. Like you now, you know, like certain people you you have family. Now you got family members you're close to. You know, you got people that's in the chat. Like, it seemed like a lot, you know, almost everybody that's in the chat that we that's it's like a family vibe. We had we laughing. We ain't even really we haven't even really met each other a lot of times in the physical aspect, but we have met each other and and and built a relationship through like this chatting and texting. So imagine we we meet each other for real. Tell us my jails. What's up? Uh it's Cliff from the P. Shout out to the P. What's up, man? What's going on? What's up with you, Cliff?

SPEAKER_01 1:51:07

I've been there, June before. Oh, yeah, you've been there before? Yeah, y'all serving alcohol there? Because the land you know I went to the alcohol in that joint.

SPEAKER_09 1:51:15

I don't I don't really know what they're gonna do. I think there's I think there's a spot in there for that, but uh where our venue is, I don't think they they're doing it in that in our venue, but it's a spot in there where I think people can you know, you know, find their you know, situation, whatever they want to do. Yeah, for sure, for sure, man. Okay, all right.

SPEAKER_03 1:51:35

How about black and drink?

SPEAKER_09 1:51:37

I mean, I don't know, it's up to him, man. I don't know what he's gonna do. He might he might he might decline. I don't know. Who might decline?

SPEAKER_10 1:51:43

I know you don't like that thing, I know. Yeah, yeah. Who might decline? You decline this cheer. You already be knowing Cliff.

SPEAKER_06 1:51:58

Yo, y'all have a good night. See y'all in the eight, guys. All right, man.

SPEAKER_09 1:52:01

Appreciate you. Yeah, y'all crazy, man. But you know, man, shout out to everybody, man, if you're tuning in, man. Don't forget, check us out on Apple Podcasts, uh uh Spotify, uh, YouTube, uh, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok. Um what else? Uh what else? You know, I don't know. All platforms we are available. Kick, Twitch. We have we stream on Kick Twitch, we stream on all platforms. So y'all can check us out, man, on all platforms. Um, anything else you want to say before we get up out of here?

SPEAKER_10 1:52:34

Man, thank y'all.

SPEAKER_09 1:52:35

Thank that's all I ask y'all to do, man. Hold up. We got a phone call before we get last one of the night. Tell us who the jealous we're speaking with.

SPEAKER_10 1:52:44

Okay. Yeah, but like I was saying, think. I can't tell you not to go out there, sell no dope, rob nobody, whatever you may be doing illegal that can land you in prison. But what I can tell you, if you are doing that, these stories that we tell you are absolutely true, man. And then we really PG 13 in them up because the way you can't, you really can't, I can't really get loose with because they probably banned this from up here. But I get as closest to the fence as I can to bring y'all this awareness, man. So please, man, take that extra three to five seconds to think, man. That could either ruin your life or save your life. Hey, that's it.

SPEAKER_09 1:53:18

Hey, yo, what y'all think about LeBron coming to this to the Sixers, man?

SPEAKER_10 1:53:22

Oh man, you asking about some.

SPEAKER_09 1:53:23

I asked questions, man. They gotta, I mean, because listen, LeBron coming to the city might lead some people going to jail. Might be on Broad Street celebrating too hard because we get, you know, you see what happened when the Knicks won a championship. If Philly won a championship, you see what happened with the Eagles, Eagles won. Imagine if the Sixers win. That'd be crazy, man. LeBron James coming to Philadelphia, man, that'd be crazy, man. But listen, y'all, about to get up out of here, man. Go just go chill, man. Fall back, you know, with the family, you know, kick back. But we thank y'all, man, for uh uh for being a part of the journey, a part of everything we got going on. Stay free, stay safe, stay focused, stay out of jail.

SPEAKER_10 1:54:01

Dark Skin Beauty, shout out, man. Be there, don't be square.

SPEAKER_09 1:54:05

Yeah, listen, y'all. Once again, man, thank y'all for being a part of the uh part of the mission, part of the goal, and part of the process. Uh it's tough.