Ali Sadiq

When I say hey, the whole entire audience say hey back then.

I had stopped, actually.

I was done.

I was wrapped up.

And I got a phone call to come help assist, you know.

And I went out of me feeling obligated to, okay, you know, I hold you back.

But I was done.

It had become...

Like, man, what am I doing?

And I think I fight so hard now to explain that it was a character flaw.

It was like no manhood or responsibility in that because I could have just worked for money.

You know, I could have just did something else.

It's so many things that I could have done versus being so destructive to a community.

And I remember being asked,

Ali, when do you think that you're going to blow up?

And my honest answer was, when I pay back, I owe this world something.

When I pay back society for the destruction, and I think that

When you are a person that has really done things and you have really changed your life and you think back on these things, you can't help but to have a heavy heart.

I remember I was in San Francisco.

The homeless population is so crazy.