Carter Lee

And then on Saturday from like seven to three.

You know, it's like, you know, you're sitting in groups, you're picking up trash.

It's like it really is a good thing because it's a it's a way to keep kids in their community.

Like, hey, this kid did this, but let's not send him away five hours, you know, to some facility where he's going to get worse at.

Let's keep him in his community, put him on house arrest, monitor, you know, monitor them very closely.

But at least they'll be home with their family.

And maybe they'll learn something while they're doing it.

However, this is a hard program to complete because you get suspended from school.

You get, you know, you smoke, you're getting like four drug tests a week, Matt.

You're going to school and doing the program.

Interesting thing for me is the program was held at the same place I go to school at.

So I'm waking up at 7 a.m.

to go to school and I don't leave school till 8 p.m.

at night.

Right.

Pretty much nine counting the drive.

Right.

For it's only four days into this and I'm not having it.

I come to school late.

And the thing about being on house arrest is you can't come to school late because your bus comes at this time.