Carter Lee

He's like, there's going to be kids over here that are going to piss you off more than that kid ever can piss you off.

So if you're up here and you fight, if you get in trouble like that, you're going to a secure program for 12 to 24 months.

Like you're not coming home till you're 17.

You're 15.

Now you got to understand that there's so much in this for you, you know?

And I remember thinking, like, you know, he's right, you know.

So a few days later, I get moved over.

They booked me out of detention.

They booked me into another place, and I'm walking over.

It's just through a sally port.

They walk me over.

They open the door, and I walk in.

Now, it's a little bit of a different environment.

It still looks the same, but, you know, there's, like, a PlayStation 2 in the back.

There's, you know, a nicer TV.

And I walk in, and I see this kid, Jatar.

And a few other kids, I think the other kids that were there were at the gym or something.

So there was like, you know, 12 kids there.

I meet this kid named Jatar and I sit down and we're talking, I'm still in my intake, you know, I'm still in my detention clothes, but I got these white air forces on.

And this kid's like, he's like, yo, I like your shoes are clean, bro, but they're a little dirty.