Carter Lee

For what?

OK, so me and the same co-defendant, you know, we got some we're walking by the high school near our house, right?

And we look at the bus lot, you know, it's this, you know, it's, it's, it's, you know, a big property with a gate and 30 buses in it.

Right.

And we're, we're like, oh my God, all the doors on the buses are open.

So we're like, all we gotta do is hop this and we could hang out smoking these buses, you know?

So that's what we do.

We hop the gate, we go in the bus, I roll up a blunt, we're smoking, we're getting, you know, we're, we're having a good time to us.

It's hilarious.

Why, why are these people not locking the bus?

They're idiots.

You know, and that's how we kind of looked at things like, oh, if you leave your car open, it's your fault.

You deserve to get robbed and you deserve stolen.

And that's something that later on, I do feel very remorseful and I'm not, I'm not proud of having that type of mindset.

I want to make that clear.

Either way, we're in this bus, we're smoking, we finished this blunt.

And my buddies like at the back of the bus, kind of like huddled back in the seat.

I'm more like upright.

Okay.

And out of nowhere,